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Beverly Hills, Los Angeles — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Beverly Hills is an enclave surrounded by Los Angeles, split by Santa Monica Boulevard and known for the Beverly Wilshire Hotel.
About Beverly Hills
Where to stay in Beverly Hills
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Beverly Hills gives you one of the few district cores with hotels of its own, the Beverly Wilshire Hotel among them. Santa Monica Boulevard splits it, the businesses to the south and homes to the north. Base yourself near Santa Monica Boulevard for walkable galleries and the Saban Theatre, or on the calmer streets toward Greystone Mansion and the Virginia Robinson Gardens.
Rooms are easy to find.
About Beverly Hills
What are the main landmarks in Beverly Hills?
Beverly Hills packs a run of landmarks into a small area. The Beverly Wilshire Hotel anchors the shopping streets near Santa Monica Boulevard, close to the Anderton Court Shops and the Saban Theatre. Greystone Mansion sits to the north.
The Church of the Good Shepherd and the Virginia Robinson Gardens round out the district's older set.
What is the history of Beverly Hills?
Beverly Hills grew as a separate city inside Los Angeles County, an enclave that the wider city of Los Angeles came to surround. Santa Monica Boulevard set the line between its business south and residential north. Shopping made its name.
The trade along the southern streets drew the estates and halls, from Greystone Mansion to the Beverly Hills Women's Club, that mark the district.
Where is Beverly Hills?
Beverly Hills forms an enclave within Los Angeles, ringed almost entirely by the city and set near the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles County.
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Updated July 2026