Hotel Bel-Air
★ FeaturedOverview
Hotel Bel-Air is the definition of secluded luxury. Set on 12 lush acres of gardens, courtyards, and stone bridges, the Dorchester Collection property feels more like a private estate than a hotel. The Restaurant at Hotel Bel-Air serves refined California cuisine in a garden setting, and the spa draws from the property's botanical surroundings. Rooms range from elegant suites to private bungalows hidden among the foliage. This is where old Hollywood comes to disappear — and for good reason.
Why Stay Here
Hotel Bel-Air is the most private luxury hotel in Los Angeles. If you want to feel completely removed from the city while staying 15 minutes from Beverly Hills, this is the only choice. The 12-acre grounds, the resident swans, the sculpture garden, and the sense of absolute tranquility are unmatched anywhere in LA.
Style & Atmosphere
Mediterranean-estate elegance with lush gardens, stone pathways, and California-modern interiors. Think old-money quiet luxury — no flash, no scene, just impeccable taste and privacy.
Local Insight
Walk the sculpture garden in the morning when the swans are active. The complimentary house car service will take you to Beverly Hills or Century City. Request a canyon-view suite for the most secluded experience.
Amenities
Nearby Things to Do
Nearby Restaurants
The Restaurant at Hotel Bel-Air
California · On-site
Spago Beverly Hills
California · 3 mi
Matsuhisa
Japanese · 3.5 mi
Book Your Stay
$700–$2500+/night
701 Stone Canyon Rd, Los Angeles, CA 90077
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