Maison 140 Beverly Hills

This intimate, luxurious boutique hotel lies in the heart of Beverly Hills. Guests are within easy reach of Rodeo Drive as well the boutiques and restaurants of Beverly Hills. This hotel was built in 1938. Travellers can enjoy a pleasant stay in one of the 43 rooms. In the air-conditioned establishment, guests are welcomed at the reception area with 24-hour reception and a 24-hour...

Know Before You Go: The inn is steps from Neiman-Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Barneys New York, Rodeo Drive and many more Beverly Hills landmarks.

Parking: Overnight self-parking will cost you $19.

This “off-the-radar” lobby bar at Maison 140 in Beverly Hills is a “dark, cozy” spot for enjoying “inventive drinks” surrounded by “swanky” decor “reminiscent of old-style Parisian glamour” (with a few pops of Chinoiserie and Hollywood Regency bling); it works for a date “because you can actually talk”, but the “cramped quarters” might make you “feel like an extra from Alice in Wonderland” –...

Colonial chic reigns in this three-story, 1930s spot, Beverly Hills' most grandly designed boutique hotel. The look mixes French and Far East with gleaming antiques, textured wallpaper, and colorfully painted rooms. These dramatic visuals compensate for compact rooms and bathrooms. Refinements include down comforters and fine linens and bathrobes. Take advantage of the pool and restaurant at...

Built in the 1930s, this elegant boutique hotel (once owned by silent film star Lillian Gish) is tucked on a quiet street away from the bustle of Wilshire Boulevard. At first glance it appears to be little more than a quaint pension, but inside the vibrant color palette and bold design statements declare this property both innovative and unique. Juxtaposing the best of French and Far East...

The Scene
Formerly a quiet B&B known as the Beverly House Hotel, the vibe is dark, in a cool, dramatic, Parisian way. Design maven Kelly Wearstler fused European chic with Asian flair for...

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