Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles At Beverly Hills

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"Occupying an entire block on South Doheny, this expansive hotel makes for a plush refuge just minutes from Rodeo Drive. The lobby is, in a word, swanky: all marble floors, high-pile oriental rugs, mirrored accents, and towering floral displays. Off of it, you’ll find the Lounge (this is your spot for cocktails and light bites—all excellent, but they do a really killer martini). Beyond that is Culina, the on-site Italian restaurant: Sit outside and order the tuna crudo and the Neapolitan-style pizza (specifically, the cacio e pepe with truffle paste and honey). The rooms—there are 285 of them—are spacious, light-filled, and well-appointed, done in soothing neutral hues with clean-lined contemperary furniture, step-out balconies, and marble-clad bathrooms. The star of the show is the signature Four Seasons bed: the ultracomfortable mattress, the cool sateen sheets, the cloud-soft duvet—it’s hard not to drift off the moment you sink into it. Rooms on the wellness floor come with a variety of amenities (guided meditations, yoga mats and fitness equipment, and specially designed lights) as well as the option to rent a Therabody device, a HigherDOSE PEMF mat, or a Peloton bike for your stay. There’s a full-service spa where you can book a variety of facials, massages, and body treatments; the Comfort Zone Hydra Glow and Plump facial is a dream for reviving travel-weary skin. And the new Vitality program gives you access to an impressive roster of wellness experts, from functional medicine practitioners to acupuncturists and intuitives. There is also a Footnanny nail spa—if you haven't experienced one of Gloria L. Williams’s divine foot treatments, don’t miss your chance to book one. The open-air gym is petite but lovely, set off of the pool, where you can book a cabana for the day. The adjacent restaurant, Cabana, which is a prime spot for a snack or a laid-back lunch (try the Baja fish tacos with tempura avocado)."