Spacious, clean, and well equipped rooms.

The rooms are well appointed, room service is excellent, the facility is well-maintained and very clean,

The Culina showcases an Italian menu and the facility is outfitted with indoor and outdoor capability.

Hot tub was a plus and very open air gym was great.

There is an adjacent open-air gym that I did use

The staff are brilliant and attentive, the facilities are well maintained, and the restaurants are always 5*.

Enjoyed my weekend stay, loved my room, gym facilities was great, Culina restaurant was delicious, hospitality staff was professional and attentive,  location was perfect for all my arts and museums needs, definitely coming back

but the fitness center and spa were certainly gold standard when I checked them out.

The amenities include everything a hotel guest could ever want - an indoor/outdoor gym (felt way safer working out here), a beautiful pool and jacuzzi, fantastic dining options and house car service.

but they got me set up with a temporary key that allowed me to access gym, pool and restaurant.

* Fitness center: Airy and outdoors, next to the pool.

Mamadou, Zach and Hannah at the front desk always made us feel welcome, helped with a couple tricky issues and made sure we were able to use the fitness suite when we needed.

The tropical/citrus grove adorned atop the rooftop pool with adjacent outdoor gym is too unique for a city environment.

Great wellness room with excersise equipment  and all green oriented no plastic bottles no wasted materials.

Rooms, facilities and restaurant were everything you come to expect from Four Seasons.

The gym is semi open air and it is well equipped,

Professional staff and clean room with comfy bed and great fitness center!

Nice reception areas to watch the  world go by and “feel the atmosphere”  

Excellent facilities and if we return to LA there is only one place to stay

If i could give this hotel 6 stars i certainly would, every member of staff we met whether it was the gym (which has the best most advanced equipment) was friendly and couldn't do enough for you.

Every one at the hotel was lovely, everyone endeavored to make us feel special.

It was our first time staying at a Four Seasons and the property delivered on the luxurious accommodations the Four Seasons brand is known for.

Hands up, this has been my favourite hotel in LA for years and I have lost count how many times I have stayed there (and I do try to get out here every year for a few days).

I loved this property for so many reasons,

Food was amazing, hotel is amazing, staff is superb.

The restaurant is very good and the outdoor space is leafy and green masking the hotels urban location - its a nice place to spend time.

The Hotel is a beautiful oasis on the middle of Beverly Hills.

It is worthy of being a five-star hotel, so every time you stay, you have a sense of peace of mind.

If you are looking for a great property, amazing staff- this is the place to stay.

The staff here is superb and attentive and one realizes, these details really make a difference that can give a property like the Four Seasons its reputation for caliber.

Splendid hotel with a perfect service, located in a quiet and upscale area.

but I haven't had time to do it until now, keep the amazing work at your beautiful property!

Likely the best hotel I’ve ever stayed in the world.

The hotel itself / amenities are gorgeous.

The service, condition of the hotel and rooms and all amenities were excellent!

Skin Care Studio, Pacific Palisades Farmers Market, Goldie Malone's Speakeasy Cabaret, The Globe Theatre, Globe Theatre, Balanced Body Spa, Facial For Life, J&J Foot Spa, Lowes State Theatre, Fedora Bar, Tease, if you please!, Eames House, The Broad, Graff Tours, Jackson Bros Bar, SITA World Tours, Vanity, Shore Bar, Palisades Park and Recreation Center, catholic church of the Holy Trinity, Clifton's Living History Tour, Los Angeles Theatre, Crane's Bar, Palace Theater, New Mart (cable), New Mart (Zibo zhongrun), New Mart, New Mart (Yu Hong), RedCat, Westchester Recreation Center, Amante, Nike Missile Control Site, LA96C, Village Church, Bar 107, Bellaj Tours, A-List Body, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Downtown L.A.

LA is a crazy competitive market with some great hotels new and old.

Great location for taking walks around Beverly Hills and also close to the Beverly Centre ( a giant mall) and the Grove and Farmer's Market. 4.

It's pretty convenience to go to anywhere, when you feel like shopping you can drive or walk to Rodeo Drive, if you get tired of always dining in restaurants you can walk to Bristol farmers market or Whole foods to grab some fresh foods.

Had great fresh cooked fish lunch from Quality Fish market  and a lovely walk.

Very close to The Grove and the Farmer's Market for laid back eating and shopping.

For outstanding hotel in the plentiful LA luxury hotel market, Four Seasons in almost Beverly Hills seems to have brought a knife to a gun fight.

The staff go out of their way to make you feel comfortable here,rather like staying in an up market boutique hotel,all areas of this hotel feel loved and looked after.I particularly loved all the outside
areas one could sit and relax,unlike The Whiltshire.The magnificant floral displays were really outstanding.

The shopping on Robertson is a few blocks away, the Bristol Market even closer to pick up some treats for your room.

The location is AWSOME, very close to everything: The mall, the farmer's market, Robertson Blvd.

We also did a food tour with MeltingPot Tours at the Farmer's Market and up West 3rd street - this location was very convenient for that.

The 2 mile radius covers many of the local high spots such as The Farmers Market, The Grove and the many good restaurants nearby.

We visited Rodeo Drive, which is great for all your designer stores, or for a cheaper option a visit to the farmers market is well worth while, the tour of the star's houses is really a waste of time, as you only see driveways or gates, you could easily drive your self, as there are plenty of map sellers around, as so with the Hollywood sign, we managed to get right up to it.

For the cost of a stay at this location, these issues were completely unacceptable.

but food is not good and totally overpriced.

For one, the room service food is quite disappointing - I found the breakfast and late night meals very mediocre, especially for the price charged.

Yes, it’s all expensive (especially when dealing with a sterling: dollar exchange rate)

The pool menu has a silly “admin tax” which they explain as essentially a cost of doing business.

On our arrival at 10 PM @ LAX, rather than fight thousands of travelers trying to catch an overdue shuttle bus to an understaffed remote rental car location, the hotel provided a waiting car and driver for no more than the cost of a one-day rental car that I would have had to pay $50 for overnight parking.

but comparable hotels are priced the same.

Please do not think this is a paid review because its glowing - I’m a pretty tough customer so know this review is well deserved.

Now, it is quite expensive and is luxury hotel.

Very disappointing service at a very expensive hotel.

And also there was only a bathtub - no separate tub and shower which I consider to be a given in such an expensive hotel.

however not up to scratch especially for the outrageous pricing.

I expect more from Four Seasons and the price for the room.

My only criticism would be the price of parking, which I feel is very high with a price of USD 46 a day (ex tax).

but given we had chosen to pay more specifically for this feature I would have expected some other approach --- and wondered why we were even able to "book" the room if it wasn't available in the first place. Location.

but my one criticism would be that the master bathroom was small for this level of suite and price tag.

Jonathan Peterson from Security, Clint at the concierge desk, Jane (server) at Plant restaurant, Joe (server) at Culina, Freddy and Lily at the spa.

Make sure you get a great spa treatment or get a swim in at their pool.

The property is heavy on a resort-feel with a saline pool, an indoor/outdoor gym and lets not forget the Spa.

Chen, Piel Skin Care, Aurora Foot Spa, The Artist Tree, The Body Pilates, PANACHE BRIDALS, Chabad Sunset Strip, Experience Holyland Tours, Israel Tourism Consultants, Chagoury, Bleu Nail Spa, Hole 19 Bar LLC, Murad Store & Skincare Spa, Wat Po Thai Spa, Bais Chaya Mushka / Bais Rebbe, Matty European Skincare & Cosmetics, El Leon Spa, Mindi Walters Skincare, Karafuto Skin Care, Privileged Beverly Hills, F.A.K.E.

however spa services not available yet i did laps in the gorgeous clean outdoor swimming pool every day.

The spa staff was also great, quite frankly, everyone there is amazing!

You can take a walk and notice all the beautiful architecture and shops nearby or you can stay in your room and get a massage or just relax.

And no extra fees for just hanging out in the spa and relaxing

Everything about this hotel is excellent and over the top.The food is great .I recommend the swimming pool and steam room "the best".

The pool staff, spa technicians and concierge team are always on their game and always consistent.

They have a great, relaxing pool on the fourth floor, along with a nice spa and gym.

Love the gym, spa and poolside area, comfortable rooms, great food selection with excellent vegan choices, welcoming, professional and efficient staff.

The rooms are great, the food is excellent, the pool/spa provides a perfect get-away, and notably, the entire staff is caring, helpful.

The pool was great too, we got a cabana package one day which we got massages, which were VERY relaxing, and then the cabana to just relax at and had great service.

Followed that with a wfantastic spa treatment, and again staff in the spa were all top-notch (there's a theme here!).

The amenities (pool, spa) are great, and they're dog friendly and really cater to the four legged guests.

This is an beautifully elegant property tucked into a gorgeous residential setting in West Los Angeles, directly across the street from Beverly Hills, walking distance from great shopping, dining and entertainment.

The hotels location is quiet yet it's close enough to plenty of restaurants and a grocery store down the street.

Situated on one of the nicest streets in Beverly Hills with a Bentley that will take you wherever you want to go within a 2 mile radius for no charge and glorious rooms with incredible views I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough.

Breakfast I found expensive 130 dollars for four of us, you can walk down the street there a gorgeous little French patisserie place, there are two supermarkets very close one is a healthy whole foods type and you can get anything you want there !

I went to visit my kids for the weekend and we had a great time in LA and at the Four Seasons, it's perfectly located without being in a busy street.

Great staff as usual

Amazing beds; comfortable mattresses wonderful pillows

Huge tvs

Everything as you'd expect from a Four Seasons

Wonderful location: easily walkable to many restaurants and hip streets

Lovely hidden pool

We've stayed at the Beverly Wilshire in the past, and while you have a longer walk to Rodeo Drive from this property (~15-20 minutes) you're very close to 3rd Street with a TON of great dining options.

Also nice, is that its just a short walk to Robertson Street of you want to go shopping or have brunch at the Ivy, which we did.

Breakfast outside at street level patio is fun for people watching on Rodeo drive.

The hotel even gave us a lift to our venue across the street in one of their hotel RR's.

The concierge is excellent. My personal highlight is being welcomed back from a run round the streets of LA (map of routes supplied!)

After my meeting was over, I was able to go to the third Street Shopping Village.

Walk to Beverly Hills, Robertson Blvd., or the Third Street shopping village.

The concierge was extremely helpful, confirming our New Years reservations and giving us a tip for a lunch restaurant just down the street.

We felt very safe in the neighboughhood and comfortable walking down the street to Robertson.

It's a 15 minute walk to a Rodeo Drive, Beverly Drive and a 5 minute walk to Robertson Street.

but across the street from it, and It has a good mix of everything.

The Location is great as you can walk to Robertson Street.

Nice location on a quieter residential street in Beverly Hills about a 5 minute ride from the hectic shopping districts.

but close to Robertson Street (about 4 blocks away).

We have stayed at the Beverly Wilshire which was also very nice

*I just want to add one more line comparing the 4seasons LA and the Beverly Wilshire.

Of course Uber is always an option to Wilshire which is a short distance or the hotel offers transportation (if available) to guests within 1 mile of the hotel.

Location helps avoid some of the congestion for Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Mid Wilshire attractions & restaurants.

but star gazing and eating Poke salads 

I've been fortunate enough to stay at the Beverly Wilshire, the Peninsula Beverly Hills and theBeverly Hills hotel, and the four seasons is the best of the four in my mind, pound for pound 

Make no mistake, it is super pricey, yet the fact is people will pay for the best, when it is the best..

If you want a busier place in Beverly Hills on Rodeo drive ("Pretty woman" location and close to new downtown "Nakatomi tower"), their another hotel Wilshire by Four Seasons is probably the option.

It is much more reasonably priced than its sister hotel (Beverly Wilshire).

Beverly Wilshire is a great place to stay when visiting Los Angeles.

Love the Middle eastern menu and excellent service in the main dining room and outside tables on Wilshire Blvd.

I  stayed for almost 2 weeks and loved the location -  it is quiet and more private than the one at Beverly Wilshire.

At these prices, I'd recommend other hotels in the area, such as the Montage or Four Seasons Beverly Wilshire.

At our last stay in Beverly Hills we were at the Four Seasons Beverly Wilshire so thought we would try this one this time.

I have pretty high expectations at a Four Seasons and generally this property met them, at a price several hundred dollars a night lower than the Wilshire or Chateau Marmont.

I liked that the hotel was not in the thick of things (compare to FS Beverly Wilshire and the Montage).

I guess I've been spoiled by the Wilshire Beverly Hills !

Love the location of this property, being conveniently located in between Santa Monica and Wilshire.

Less flashy than the Beverly Wilshire and tucked away on Doheny it provided just the right blend of luxury, comfort, relaxed style and outstanding service.

I personally liked this hotel more than the Beverly Wilshire it is smaller and cozier which made the excellent staff even more attentive to our wants.

If you want to be in the thick of the scene, try Four Seasons Beverly Wilshire.

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My mother in law recently stayed in this lovely boutique hotel.

This is a great boutique hotel in a quiet neighborhood,

Highly recommend this beautiful boutique hotel!

This hotel blew my mind with service that went beyond stellar and above any boutique ever.

It was more like a boutique apartment complete with a fireplace (which we used) to 2 large TV’s (one for me and one for my husband!

Great boutique hotel, excellent location.

Admittedly we stay in a lot of lovely boutique hotels,

The Chamberlain is a great boutique hotel in a great location.

This is a boutique apartment hotel in a residential area so the location is good because it is very quiet.

I would say that you would call this place a boutique hotel.

Small boutique hotel with excellent location in a residential area, Intimate interior spaces (bar and outdoor patio dining) with fabulous private cabanas on the rooftop pool deck.. Suites were huge and beautifully appointed.

For its location the price is ok. 

It’s a boutique hotel so don’t expect the same standard services big chain hotels give you

I have know of chamberlain for a number of years - they are a boutique hotel centrally located in WEHO .

This is a superb choice for a boutique hotel and I believe offers great value.

Without a doubt one of the best boutique hotel experiences ever!

Definitely recommend for a small boutique hotel experience. AJS

Great boutique hotel with lovely rooftop pool.

He would greed my Husand and I every time we walked into the hotel.

Absolutely loved that the hotel had a wine happy hour from 5-6p.

I always stay at the Chamberlain- any other hotel is not even an option.

One of the best hotel experience I've had in a long time.

Hotel is presented beautifully and the rooms are xtra large , with  defined sleeping /sitting areas.

On another note, the hotel was so cute and very clean!

but also help me to have the best stay in the hotel .

In summary, an ok hotel in a great location

The hotel has an excellent location in a very good area .

We have already recommended this hotel to friends and other family members.

We unexpectantly  stayed at this hotel for 2 nights in April after departing our cockroach infested home stay in the middle of the night.

This hotel is a fantastic find on our trip.

If you're looking for a great hotel, I would recommend you stay here!

It is in driving distance to Walk of Fame, Mann's Chinese Theatre, Beverly Hills' Rodeo Drive, the Grove and Farmer's Market, Griffith Park, Hollywood sign.

It was also a 2 min walk to Santa Monica  Boulevard, where we could get take away like Subway and also food shop at a little super market called Trader Joe's.

The outdoor pool and close drive (uber for us) to Farmers Market and Santa Monica shopping was great and finished off our trip beautifully.

even though we have been to LA dozens of times, to the Grand Central Market etc.

Walking distance to bars/restaurants and very close to the charming farmers market and Grove, as well as the Beverley Centre for department stores.

Cafe / restaurant in lobby has excellent service and high quality food and while expensive vs non hotel restaurants is probably about average price for hotel restaurants.

but food and beverage was a little pricey.

If there was anything negative I could find it would be that one of the 2 rooms we have booked is super dark with no natural light so avoid that end of hotel down the side of building plus the other negative is $60 parking fee

We also stayed at another hotel a  kilometre away and our stay there was terrible - so in future we will book the Chamberlain as it is a quality hotel for a reasonable price.

The next day, the hotel manager called us to apologize for the problem and offered to move us to a significantly larger room (with a full living room and a separate bedroom) at the same price as our current room!

It was their opportunity to wave the fee, they didn't take it.

The prices were Insane and you know it is because of the credits

but all of the hotels have expensive parking so you really need to figure that into your costs.

Be mindful these prices include no room service unless you request it!

To detract from that, a nightly resort fee is charged which seems exorbitant given the size of the hotel and limited inclusions.

Upon arrival, we learned that the $48.00 per night  fee means you park your own car into the garage and drive it out yourself.

I wouldn't stay here again if the the room was free and I was paid!

Room was a little pricey as well as food service

but this one definitely didn't rate as a memorable experience.

You can either pay the bill separately or ask to charge to your room.

This time weather encouraged use of roof top pool, Fabulous  sunbeds, umbrellas, great views and bar.Cold water and  sunscreen supplied.

Rooftop pool has a cool vibe and gym / fitness area impressive for a hotel if this size.

Beautiful roof top pool, fabulous restaurant and bar.

Check in and access to the rooftop pool was seamless and the cabana was excellent.

There was a bar and restaurant as well as a rooftop pool.

Rooftop pool is a beauty - great place for the kids and adults to relax under the warm Californian Sun.

Great location, gorgeous suites, fabulous rooftop pool and very reasonable rates.

Rooms are great suite-types, as is the rooftop pool.

The rooftop pool and bar had great views of LA.

Don’t miss the beautiful rooftop pool with the cutest, friendliest bartender in town, or the delicious breakfast in the restaurant.

The rooftop pool also has a bar and 360 degree views of the city and you can see as far out as downtown LA.

The next best thing about the Chamberlain is the rooftop pool!

And the carpets need cleaning because there was this old smell throughout.

One of the two lifts was out of order the entire stay, the fly wire screen on the balcony door was constantly jammed and eventually came off the rails and the bathroom had a musty/sewerage smell at times.

Soiled linen was left in the bathroom, the floors were not clean, and the light switches had visable grime on them. Disgusting.

The only criticism we had was while in the non smoking pool area with our 17 year old daughter, a girl smoking a joint was ignored by a staff member who came to deliver food to another hotel customer.

If you’re into smoking whatever you want, poor phone reception and a tone deaf staff, you’ve found the right hotel.

Somehow the hotel didn't match up to all the reviews - some areas smelled heavily of smoke and felt a bit run down.

but what makes this hotel not a place to recommend is that the room had a weird smell, the bathroom wasn’t clean 2 out of 4 times.

The hotel did not look like a hotel or smell like a hotel.

The only downside is that the parking is filthy expensive.

In addition, the stainless steel stand that supports the sink and counter in the bathroom is very badly rusted and the aluminum window frames are corroded and the window sills full of dirt and debris, indicating that management has not been investing in keeping the property in the condition you would expect for a hotel in this price range.

The 4th floor had an unattractive Oder right away off of the elevator and the room smelled worse.

The room had a smell - like an old musty smell in which I had to turn the super loud aircon on and open the balcony door.

It's as if they're ignoring the little scrapes and scuffs, smells and issues.

As mentioned in other reviews there is a strong smell on floors two and three.

Going up to the room we found out that the hotel has a very strong bad smell in the hotel

Rusty railings, worn paint, filthy sunbed curtains.

They moved me to another room which smelled like cigarette smoke.

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