This hotel would be better off trying to be a real business hotel. Instead it feels like a big chain trying to be Ian Schrager. It has a sad, purple velvet, ironic imitation pop-art, "night club" in the lobby you have to walk through to get to a shockingly expensive restaurant with food that would be fine at 1/3 the cost. $50 for breakfast that is $20 at a Manhattan diner. (Why can't corporate-run restaurants find fresh fruit when they are in the same place where it is grown.) "Dinner" is really just airport level bar snacks. 2 years into COVID and peak Omicron, desk staff still were wearing masks under their nose broadcasting how much they care about their customers. Gym is pretty good for a hotel gym. The room was well appointed. Bed is not as good as comparably priced hotels but comfortably business class. Street side room was a bit loud.

Mask mandate still not being followed. Many guests and individuals coming into the bar did not have masks on and no one, including management (who also did not have a mask on), did anything about it. Rooms are bare minimum. No top sheets provided on bed. Front desk staff, during this stay, were not as cordial or welcoming. Can hear the music from the bar well into the night, especially if have a room over this area.

We are not familiar with the Cedars Sanai area and Sofitel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills is just two-tenths of a mile away. With the virus restrictions in place at the hospital, it only makes sense to be as close as possible, especially if an operation is involved. We were quickly and enthusiastically greeted and registered. The room had a relaxing view of the hills. The only downside was there was a problem in getting heat in the room but this was just a minor problem. We were surprised to see someone from engineering arrive immediately to take care of the problem. The dinner was well worth it.

The hotel is very comfortable. Our room was lovely with a beautiful view of the hills. Housekeeping was so good at keeping our room nice while practically staying invisible! The mask mandates were followed by every one and vaccination proof was required at the restaurant. Location is perfect, with the Beverly Center right across the street and the Medical Center a block away. Also there are many good and interesting restaurants in the neighborhood. We send a big thank you to all the employees; everyone went above and beyond to make us feel welcomed and well cared for. We send a special thank you to the hostess at the restaurant who always made our day start off with a little sunshine!

Excellent, we will return.

The staff was so pleasant and helpful. My room was great. No complaints.

The beds are terribly uncomfortable. My back hurts for a couple days after. Otherwise, very clean and the staff was polite and helpful

Stayed for my wife’s birthday.

I was excited to stay is this hotel. Last time I stayed in it was in 2019. I was disappointed with it now.

Great stay and lose to the hospital

I was very pleased with the room and view. Checkin and checkout were very easy. Breakfast at the hotel was delightful.

Clean and quiet Helpful stuff Well located near from CVS and big mall

Hotel is very clean and the staff are very professional.

We had a good experience at the hotel, check-in was easy room was nice I was disappointed when i got in to the room and the mini bar had an open bottle of tequila - half-empty ( i did mention it to the front desk) It makes me rethink the overall cleanness of the room and hotel - especially during the unprecedented time we are in