Central Park

Don’t expect decent service. The staff seems to be terribly frustrated to work there and takes it out on guests who ask basic questions. I had booked a room with a queen bed via Expedia and the front desk person gave me one with 2 double beds. He also charged me for the room despite me showing him the booking via Expedia and the fact that I had already paid a portion of the charges and only owed remaining balance. He double charged me and said he cannot do anything and refused to change rooms to the one I originally booked. Won’t recommend to anyone unless you are ok dealing with a short tempered staff that seems to act like they are doing you a massive favor by letting you stay at the hotel.

We were excited to come to this hotel because it was advertise as a luxury boutique hotel in Beverly Hills. It's not when we checked in. We were given our room for two people, and there was no door to the bathroom. My partner requested another room, but was told that they don't have a room available. The other person said all all their rooms don't have bathroom doors. It was very inconvenient. Another huge inconvenience with the parking situation. I believe part of the reason why I chose this hotel was that parking was reasonable only to find out when we checked in that there are no parking on the premises that we had to park to park around the block in an office building and they charge $40 first day . There was no welcome drink as advertised when we checked in . There was no room service. The restaurant was not open nor the bar nor the coffee shop all they have is a water dispenser in the lobby. This is not the luxury Beverly Hills boutique that I expected.

The hotel offers a truly memorable stay, blending comfort with a distinct sense of character that sets it apart from standard accommodations. From the moment of arrival, the atmosphere feels warm and thoughtfully designed, with staff who are attentive without being overwhelming.