Beverly Hills, That's Where I Want to Be!

This hotel is tucked in a little bit from the main areas, on a residential street. The hotel is fairly small (I believe only 49 rooms). The hotel has a soft yellow exterior.

The lobby and main area of the hotel were really cozy, and decorated with a modernistic appeal. The staff was very friendly as we checked into our room (we were a little loopy from the 10 hour drive from Salt Lake City).

The room was awesome, it had big fluffy beds with down comforters. We explored every nook and cranny of the room. The bathrooms were marble, and had Bulgari bath products. One thing that we noticed about the hotel was that it is very quiet, so it would be great for someone looking for a relaxing getaway.

The hotel is tucked in a little bit, but very accessible to everything that Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive have to offer. We went for a short jaunt to Rodeo Drive and explored the shops nearby. We actually spent a lot of time hanging out at the hotel. I recommend the espresso martini at the hotel bar, we needed a little pick me up before heading out to West Hollywood.

This bar is at the Mondrian Hotel. It was recommended to us by a friend. It was a little chilly when we went, so I think it was a little bit slower than usual (which was still pretty busy). There were heaters all over, which helped keep us warm.

This bar was super chic. There were beds everywhere, with pillows, where you could sit down and relax, while sipping your martinis. There was a very upscale crowd that was dressed to be seen. We definitely enjoyed the rooftop view of the city, and dancing the night away.