Quiet, luxury hotel in Los Angeles?
Dec 15th, 2003, 11:36 AM
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Quiet, luxury hotel in Los Angeles?
Planning a trip in January for LA and would like recommendations for a relaxing hotel/resort. We stayed at the Mondrian and it was quiet loud with the bar up above. We really want somewhere where the rooms are quiet and we can enjoy spending time at the hotel, too.
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Dec 15th, 2003, 09:28 PM
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Having stayed at all the above my preference is the Four Seasons. Service is top notch and we've always found the rooms quiet and very comfortable. Let them know what you want up front. The Four Seasons wants to make you happy!
Dec 17th, 2003, 06:58 PM
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How is the location for the RBW? We have it tentatively booked. We don't plan on renting a car so although I want peace and quiet, I would also like some amenities/restaurants nearby.
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Dec 18th, 2003, 01:01 AM
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If by RBW you are referring to the Regent Beverly Wilshire, you can't beat its location.
It is on the corner of Wilshire Blvd. and Rodeo Drive. If you intend to stroll around Beverly Hills, this is just perfect, with manifold eating options in the walkable surroundings.
I would not exactly call its location quiet, though, but that actually appears to be contradictory with being in the middle of things.
They do have a sort of inner courtyard between the two towers, so you might want to try to get a room facing this courtyard. If I recall correctly, there is a pool in that courtyard, too, but guests at that hotel should not be overly rowdy...;-)
It is on the corner of Wilshire Blvd. and Rodeo Drive. If you intend to stroll around Beverly Hills, this is just perfect, with manifold eating options in the walkable surroundings.
I would not exactly call its location quiet, though, but that actually appears to be contradictory with being in the middle of things.
They do have a sort of inner courtyard between the two towers, so you might want to try to get a room facing this courtyard. If I recall correctly, there is a pool in that courtyard, too, but guests at that hotel should not be overly rowdy...;-)
Dec 18th, 2003, 08:11 PM
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I think the "inner courtyard" mentioned by hsv is the porte chochere (sp?). This is where the taxis, limos and private cars pull in as they can't stop at the front door of the hotel on Wilshire Boulevard. So think: cars, fumes, noise, especially if there is an event going on in the hotel. Not quiet and relaxing.
I think you have to decide whether you want quiet and relaxing or restaurants within walking distance.
A compromise might be the Beverly Hills Hotel which is not in the middle of the B.H. business/shopping district but also not as isolated at the Bel Air Hotel.
I think you have to decide whether you want quiet and relaxing or restaurants within walking distance.
A compromise might be the Beverly Hills Hotel which is not in the middle of the B.H. business/shopping district but also not as isolated at the Bel Air Hotel.
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