Avalon Beverly Hills Hotel

Price: $$$$

Class: 4 Stars

Admission: $259-$409

Parking: Valet

Alcohol: Full Bar

Attire: Casual

Outdoor seating: Yes

Takout available: No

Delivery available: No

Child friendly: No

Good for groups: Yes

Accepted payment: Visa, American Express, MasterCard

Hotel Details

Low rate: $ 135

High rate: $ 420.9873

Checkout time: 12 p.m.

Checkin time: 3 p.m.

Hotel chain: SynXis

Family rooms: Yes

Mini bar: Yes

Data ports: Yes

Pets allowed: Yes

Bar on-site: Yes

Dining on-site: Yes

Fitness center: Yes

Nearest airport: LAX

Number of floors: 5

Number of suites: 0

Number of rooms: 86

Date renovated: 1999

Date opened: 1949

Marilyn Monroe and Mae West lived here in the '50s when it was the Beverly Carlton. The glamour parade subsequently slowed, but it started up again in the late '90s when interior design "it girl" Kelly Wearstler transformed the space into the sublime Avalon Hotel. Designer Randolph Duke has stayed during Oscar season, as have Rupert Everett and model Shalom Harlow....
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If you want to reach the front desk, call 310-277-5221....
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Overnight valet will cost you $26....
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In Short- Mid-century retro in an informal, homey setting is the prevailing theme, but Asian accents (such as decorative bamboo stalks) and sleek seating keep the place modern. Airy pastels, especially sage and sky-blue, dominate the color scheme. Fans of classic modernism will appreciate the whimsy of George Nelson bubble lamps and the clean lines of Noguchi glass-topped tables. The Avalon's most stunning features are its architectural elements: a teal-and-light-purple basket weave facade, a to...
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Just south of downtown Beverly Hills is the boutique hotel known as the Avalon. Nicer than budget chic and sexier than a Ritz, the hotel philosophizes luxury travel through a hip style, youthful staff and one of a kind location. A small fountain and motor court hide a black suited doorman welcoming guests to the hotel. Through the glass doors the entire first floor lobby area comes into view. Layers of stone, glass and terrazzo play against the heavy use of white furnishings. A decadent, almost...
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