The luxurious accommodations and full service facilities of Crowne Plaza Beverly Hills are available at a somewhat lower rate than comparable properties closer to the city center - the hotel is a mile south of the main shopping area around Rodeo Drive, at the Pico Blvd/Beverly Dr intersection. There are 258 good sized rooms & suites in the modern, 12 storey building, most with fine views over Los Angeles and the Hollywood Hills, and all very comfortable and well appointed. The hotel's restaurant is Marty's Bistro, open all day (room service available) and featuring local cuisine accompanied by a view of the outdoor pool. Drinks and snacks are also available in the lobby lounge/bar. Meetings and events are catered for by 8 rooms (8,000 sq ft; largest single capacity 300), and a staffed business center.

The closest Marriott hotel to the center of Beverly Hills is the all suite, boutique-style Residence Inn at 1177 S Beverly Dr - a substantial, modern, eight floor building of 186 very well equipped suites. All accommodation contains a full kitchen (stove, dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator/icemaker), plus flat screen TVs, a pull-out sofa, a digital safe, and extra comfortable bedding. There are plenty of restaurants nearby along Pico Blvd, though both free full breakfast and free evening reception are provided by the hotel. A limited-availability complimentary shuttle is operated to places within 3 miles, such as Los Angeles Country Club, Rancho Park Golf Course and downtown Beverly Hills. Other facilities at the Marriott include a whirlpool, fitness center, guest laundry and two meeting rooms.

Centerpiece of Best Western Carlyle Inn is a quiet, sheltered courtyard, featuring a sundeck, tropical plants and al fresco dining; the 32 well appointed guest rooms are on 5 floors, accessed by exterior corridors that overlook the peaceful central patio area. Other upscale features include an elegant lobby, valet parking, concierge, massage and spa bathrobes in each room. Free hot breakfast is served, and for other meals there are plenty of restaurants (and shops) along the busy main road, Roberston Blvd, though most of the neighborhood consists of pleasant, residential streets. Rodeo Drive at the center of Beverly Hills is 1.7 miles northwest, so maybe too far to walk, but an easy drive away.