Best Suites in Los Angeles: Hotel Suite Options by Area, Size & Price

The Chamberlain West Hollywood is a suites-only property in the heart of West Hollywood, with each suite featuring a gas fireplace evoking 1960s-era LA. A heated rooftop pool offers panoramic views of the Hollywood Hills and downtown LA, and suites start from $176/night — one of the lowest entry points for a dedicated suite hotel in the city.

The property sits 2 blocks from Santa Monica Boulevard and Sunset Strip, with Universal Studios 15 minutes away. Pamper sessions including yoga and massages are offered at the rooftop terrace, and an exclusive bistro serves food and drinks on-site.

Petit Ermitage is a suites-only 4-star hotel just off Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood. Suites start from $230/night and the property is known for its heated outdoor saltwater pool surrounded by kumquat trees, a rooftop private club decorated with fairy lights and crystal chandeliers, and in-room spa services.

The building sits 1 mile from the Sunset Strip and 5 miles from the Pacific Design Centre, with Universal Studios 15 minutes away. Communal spaces are decorated with a blend of antiques, artworks, and colorful contemporary features. The garden, pool, and firedeck are standout amenities for a property at this price point.

Le Parc Suite Hotel is a chic all-suite property in the West Hollywood Design District. Spacious rooms feature bright modern artwork against white walls, kitchenettes, and living areas. Bathrooms include large walk-in rain showers and Gilchrist & Soames products. Suites start from $271/night.

Family suites include a sofa bed, kitchen, and living area — one of the few West Hollywood all-suite properties that explicitly accommodates families in this format. A roof terrace pool is a key amenity. The Design District location puts galleries and boutiques within walking distance.

L'Ermitage Beverly Hills is an all-suites luxury hotel on Burton Way, on the fringe of the Beverly Hills Golden Triangle. The property's flagship L'Ermitage Suite features multiple walkout balconies, sweeping views of Los Angeles and the Hollywood Hills, a foyer with marble fireplace, a lounge for groups, and a separate dining room for twelve. A fully equipped Miele kitchen, private screening room, personal office with fireplace, and individual spa treatment room complete the suite.

Standard suites start from $406/night, with a rooftop pool offering 360-degree city views and private cabanas. The hotel also provides a chauffeur service for local trips. Walking distance from Rodeo Drive.

AKA Beverly Hills at 155 North Crescent Drive operates as a residential-style extended-stay property. The two-bedroom penthouse suite runs 1,810 sq ft on an upper floor, with exclusive designer furnishings, spa-like bathrooms in Carrara marble, and a gourmet kitchen suited to home cooking or private chef use. A spacious living area, formal dining room, and private patio with city views round out the layout.

The residential format makes this one of the strongest options for groups or families needing more than a standard hotel room. For shorter stays it competes directly with The Peninsula and Waldorf Astoria on space, at a format that feels more like a private apartment.

The Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills at 9850 Wilshire Boulevard offers 170 guest rooms, each with views of the Hollywood Hills, Century City, and beyond. The Villa Suites, located on the third level, each feature a king bed, private dining room, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a private oversized circular garden terrace suited to cocktail entertaining or quiet breakfast. Suites start from $695/night.

The property includes a saltwater rooftop pool, bar, restaurant, and multiple dining options overseen by chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten. Rodeo Drive is within walking distance to the east. The rooftop offers 360-degree views and is one of the strongest poolside amenities in Beverly Hills.

The Presidential Suite at The Maybourne Beverly Hills (225 North Cañon Drive) is on the sixth floor, designed by Bryan O'Sullivan with bouclé fabrics, curvilinear shapes, and pastel-toned marble. It includes a baby grand piano, fireplace, separate dining area, private study, butler's pantry with kitchen, walk-in dressing room with Dyson hair tools, and a large outdoor terrace with panoramic views suited to alfresco entertaining. The Maybourne starts from $1,095/night, the highest entry point among Beverly Hills properties listed here.

The hotel operates as a full urban resort with a rooftop pool, spa, and al fresco dining. Sister properties include Claridge's and The Connaught in London. The 'Happy Families' package offers discounts; pets are welcome.

The Penthouse Suite at Beverly Wilshire (9500 Wilshire Boulevard) occupies the private key-accessed 14th floor of the Beverly Wing. At 5,000 sq ft with 270-degree panoramic views from a spacious terrace, it is one of the largest hotel suites in Los Angeles County. The three-bedroom layout features a show kitchen with adjoining dining table for private parties, a media room for film screenings, and a primary bathroom with sleek glass tiles, exotic stones, and marble. The hotel starts from $895/night.

Beverly Wilshire is the hotel used as filming location for Pretty Woman, situated at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Rodeo Drive. The property includes CUT by Wolfgang Puck, a Michelin-starred steakhouse, and a full spa. This suite is the strongest option on this page for large-group entertaining within a Beverly Hills hotel footprint.

The Royal Patio Suite at The Peninsula Beverly Hills (9882 Santa Monica Boulevard) runs 2,250 sq ft with cream-toned backgrounds, gilded and hand-painted finishes, and creamy-white linen drapery framing views of the hotel gardens and Century City skyline. A crystal chandelier hangs over a dining table that expands to seat eight. French doors lead to a private terrace. The kitchen features Viking and Sub-Zero appliances. The hotel starts from $575/night.

The Peninsula offers four restaurants and bars, a top spa, pool, and fitness and business facilities. Natural light fills the large modern guest rooms, and villa suite bookings include a private patio with outdoor hot tub. This suite is $120/night cheaper than the Waldorf Astoria Villa Suite at entry level while offering a larger indoor footprint.

The Presidential Suite at The Beverly Hills Hotel (9641 Sunset Boulevard) includes a spacious living room, large balcony overlooking Beverly Hills, den area, dining room, and full kitchen. A marble bathroom with deep bathtub and powder room complete the layout. The hotel sits on 12 acres of tropical gardens and exotic flowers, and the suite starts from $745/night.

The Beverly Hills Hotel is widely referred to as 'The Pink Palace' and has a long celebrity guest history. The Polo Lounge, Fountain Café, and Cabana Café are all on-site dining options. For guests who want a full kitchen, separate den, and established prestige address, this suite competes directly with the Waldorf Villa Suite but at a higher price point and with more garden grounds.

Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills rises 16 storeys and offers 100 suites across several tiers. The Royal Suite measures 1,809 sq ft with two king beds and accommodates up to 6 adults. The Presidential Suite East covers 2,605 sq ft with one king bed and accommodates up to 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children — call +1 (310) 786-2227 to book. The Presidential Two-Bedroom Suite West runs 2,398 sq ft with two king beds for up to 6 adults.

Standard suites (Hollywood Suite, California Suite, Wellness Suite) start at 630 sq ft with one king or two twin beds, accommodating up to 3 adults. The Palm Suite (860 sq ft) and Doheny Suite (880 sq ft) step up to larger footprints. A dedicated Wellness Floor offers wellness rooms and suites. The hotel starts from $550/night. Check-in is at 3:00 PM; check-out at 12:00 PM. Children 18 and under stay free in parents' room (space permitting).

The La Peer Suite at Kimpton La Peer Hotel in West Hollywood measures 685 sq ft and occupies a bright corner position across multiple floors. It features one king bed, a separate living room and bedroom, a romantic Juliet balcony, white oak wood floors, concrete walls, luxury Atelier Bloem bath amenities, and a rainfall shower or soaking tub. Residential views are standard across all floors.

The hotel offers eight distinct suite types and a bath butler service; massages and personal training sessions can be pre-booked. IHG Kimpton members save 20% when booking a suite 3+ days in advance, and non-members save 15% under the same advance-booking window.

The Terrace Suite at Kimpton La Peer measures 750 sq ft on the 2nd floor with one king bed, a separate living room and bedroom, and a 150 sq ft private outdoor terrace. Residential views complement the outdoor space, which is the largest private outdoor area across La Peer's suite lineup. White oak wood floors and concrete walls carry throughout.

For guests who prioritize private outdoor space, this is the strongest option among West Hollywood suite hotels. The Petit Ermitage's saltwater pool provides a communal outdoor alternative at $230/night, while the Terrace Suite's private terrace is a more exclusive outdoor configuration.

Kimpton La Peer's Two Bedroom Suite combines the La Peer Suite with a connecting king room for a total of 1,035 sq ft. The configuration delivers one king bed in the La Peer Suite plus a separate bedroom with two queen beds, a separate living area, and a Juliet balcony. This is the largest suite footprint at La Peer and the most practical layout for groups or families.

At 1,035 sq ft across two bedrooms, this option fits guests who need separate sleeping areas without moving to a Beverly Hills price point. The Design Suite (725 sq ft, single bedroom, 20-foot ceilings, open floor plan) is the better pick for solo travelers or couples who want volume over separate rooms.

Montrose at Beverly Hills sits just off Sunset Strip in West Hollywood and offers contemporary chic suites with stylish furnishings, expansive seating areas, and a rooftop saltwater pool. Suites start from $264/night. The location on West Hollywood's Historic Route 66 stretch puts the Sunset Strip and major city destinations within easy reach.

For couples or business travelers who want a rooftop saltwater pool without moving to Beverly Hills pricing, Montrose offers a practical alternative. Its $264/night entry point is $6/night more than Le Parc Suite Hotel but includes the saltwater pool as a key differentiator.

W Los Angeles - West Beverly Hills at 930 Hilgard Avenue offers 297 rooms and suites with 8 unique suite options. The WOW Suite is a 1-bedroom hospitality suite with one king bed; the Extreme WOW Suite is the flagship presidential tier, also with one king bed. The hotel markets suites as reflecting LA's bold spirit, with next-level amenities and pet-friendly policy. Mega Suite and Fabulous Suite are 2-bedroom formats (1 king + 1 queen configurations).

All suites include free Wi-Fi, mini-fridges, wet bars, and bottled water. Room service operates Monday–Thursday and Sunday from 6:00 AM–11:00 PM, and Friday–Saturday from 6:00 AM–midnight. Rollaway beds are permitted in all rooms. The hotel is within walking distance of UCLA, making it a practical choice for campus visitors. Suites start from the hotel's general room rate base.

Hotel Covell is a 5-suite boutique property in Los Feliz, set above a popular wine bar operated by the same ownership. Each suite carries a distinct design theme, and the rooftop terrace serves cocktails in the evenings. Suites start from $299/night. The hotel skews adult-focused, though children are permitted.

At 5 suites, Hotel Covell is the most intimate scale on this page. For couples who want a wine-bar setting with boutique accommodation, it is directly comparable to Gold-Diggers in East Hollywood ($190/night, music-inspired rooms and vinyl/cassette collections) — the latter is cheaper but without the rooftop terrace or wine bar positioning.

The Paramour Estate in Silver Lake is a grand mansion offering a unique adults-only hotel experience. Suites are individually styled, mixing colors, patterns, and antiques for a bold, whimsical look. Free-standing copper tubs, chandeliers, and dramatic drapes are noted features. There is no on-site restaurant, though dining options are available nearby. Suites start from $500/night. Outdoor pool on-site.

At $500/night for an adults-only property, The Paramour Estate serves couples who want drama and privacy over amenity density. It is more expensive than Chateau Marmont's entry point ($450/night) but offers a more private mansion experience versus a hotel lobby.

The Royal Suite at Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills measures 1,809 sq ft (168 m²) with two king beds plus rollaway and crib options. It accommodates up to 6 adults or 4 adults and 2 children — the highest guest capacity among the Four Seasons suite tiers. A dedicated Wellness Floor is available for guests needing rest-focused facilities throughout their stay.

Children 18 and under stay free in the same room as parents (space permitting). The hotel's family concierge service organizes activities, and babysitters are available on request. The hotel starts from $550/night, with this suite tier priced above the base room rate.

Ritz Carlton Marina del Rey is a waterfront family resort with suites featuring marble walk-in showers and private balconies. The year-round heated outdoor saltwater pool offers poolside dining and cabanas. Two tennis courts, a full-service spa, bike rentals, and child-focused activities are all on-site. Suites start from $308/night — the lowest entry point for a resort-format property with this amenity range on this page.

The resort is positioned for easy access to Santa Monica, Venice Beach, and West Hollywood. Cast & Plow restaurant serves farm-to-table cuisine on-site. For families comparing options: Ritz Carlton Marina del Rey offers the widest outdoor activity range at $308/night, while Four Seasons Beverly Hills provides deeper concierge and child services at $550/night+.

SLS Beverly Hills sits between Beverly Hills and West Hollywood and offers family suites alongside two restaurants by chef José Andrés. The shallow pool is family-friendly, and the kids' menu at Tres restaurant is a practical amenity for traveling with children. Suites start from $274/night. The Ciel Spa provides Biologique Recherche treatments on-site. Mirror-lined walls and glass bathrooms with rainfall showers are noted design features.

At $274/night, SLS Beverly Hills is the most affordable Beverly Hills-area family suite option on this page. Its two-restaurant format (Tres for casual, The Bazaar for high-end tapas) makes it equally functional for families and business travelers.

The Penthouse at Avalon Hotel Beverly Hills at 9400 West Olympic Boulevard measures 885 sq ft across two private balconies, two full bathrooms, a separate living room with a Murphy bed, and a luxurious master bedroom with a king bed in the finest imported linens. The 1,000 sq ft patio is fully dressed for entertaining with teak flooring, lounge seating, outdoor lighting, and views of Beverly Hills. Bathrooms feature statuary white and ming green marble, rainforest shower heads, and Momo Bath products from Davines. Living space uses European white oak hardwood flooring.

The hotel starts from $349/night — a lower entry point than most Beverly Hills properties on this page. For guests who want an entertainment-ready private patio at a Beverly Hills address without committing to the $550+ tier, the Avalon Penthouse is the strongest value option in this area.

Hotel Bel-Air sits on 18 acres of gardens in Bel Air and dates to 1946. Rooms are modern, spacious, and comfortable; the Presidential Suite includes a private garden and pool, and the Premier Canyon Suite includes a private plunge pool. Suites start from $645/night. Guests have access to an outdoor pool, gym, and Turkish bath. The restaurant is run by Wolfgang Puck with European fusion cuisine.

The La Prairie spa at Hotel Bel-Air consistently wins awards and is a destination in its own right. At $645/night, the property sits between The Peninsula ($575/night) and Waldorf Astoria ($695/night). Its 18-acre grounds make it the most secluded large-scale property on this page.

The Wellness Suite at Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills sits on the dedicated Wellness Floor and measures 630 sq ft. It accommodates one king or two twin beds with rollaway or sofabed and crib options. King configuration takes up to 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children; twin configuration takes 2 adults or 1 adult and 1 child. It is the most structured wellness suite in the Beverly Hills market with a purpose-built floor supporting rest throughout the stay.

At 630 sq ft this is smaller than the Palm Suite (860 sq ft) or Doheny Suite (880 sq ft) but is the only suite explicitly positioned around wellness-driven design at this property. The Executive Wellness Room at 430 sq ft is a lighter version for guests who want the floor access without full suite pricing.

Conrad Los Angeles sits in the Arts District, designed by Frank Gehry, with sweeping city views from neutral-toned rooms featuring wood accents. A rooftop terrace, pool, and locally inspired dining are on-site. The hotel is directly across from Walt Disney Concert Hall. Suites start from $500/night and the property serves art and architecture travelers looking for a prestige Downtown address.

The hotel offers gourmet Spanish tapas and modern cocktails by a celebrity chef. At $500/night it is the most expensive Downtown option on this page, comparable in price to The Paramour Estate in Silver Lake but offering hotel services versus a private mansion format.