This 1950s design classic is located just a stone’s throw away from Beverly Hills’ legendary Rodeo Drive. Mute-colored façade is offset by bright geometric mosaics throughout the property’s interior and by statement pieces from designers like Eames, Noguchi, and Nelson. According to legend, Marylin Monroe used to lounge by the kidney-shaped pool in the courtyard. Today, the hotel is frequented by actors, agents, and producers who meet to talk about their latest projects over power breakfasts or sundowners.
