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Who is SIXTY Beverly Hills for?
SIXTY Beverly Hills is for the traveller who wants a Beverly Hills base and a rooftop scene without the rate of the Peninsula or the Waldorf Astoria, and who values a private balcony over a grand lobby. The hotel sits at 9360 Wilshire Boulevard, near the Wilshire and Doheny intersection at the edge of Beverly Hills, and its most distinctive feature is that every one of the 118 rooms has a French step-out balcony facing the boulevard or the courtyard. Those balconies are narrow by suite standards but genuine outdoor space, and they are exactly what makes the Wilshire-facing rooms worth the upgrade. The rooftop pool and the Above Sixty bar give the property a social top floor with a real Beverly Hills view, which is more than most boutiques in the bracket can offer.
Set your expectations for a stylish boutique rather than a full-service palace and it lands well. The 118 rooms are contemporary and well finished, service is warm and boutique-scaled without the celebrity-hotel performance the neighbourhood's famous names are obliged to keep up, and the dining stays useful rather than starry. The honest trade-offs are the ones you would expect at the price: this is a small hotel without a ground-floor spa, the pool scene is a rooftop deck rather than a resort, and the immediate Wilshire corner is a busy boulevard rather than a quiet garden street. For value in Beverly Hills with a balcony and a rooftop, it is a smart pick.
What are the best rooms to request?
Request a Wilshire Boulevard room for the step-out balcony and the outlook, and if you want the most space, one of the specialty suites. Every room has a French step-out balcony, but the boulevard-facing categories make the most of it, turning a morning coffee or an evening drink into an actual outdoor moment rather than a token ledge. The rooms themselves are contemporary boutique done with care: dark hardwood floors, rich colour palettes, streaming-enabled televisions, Nespresso machines and marble-clad bathrooms. The design is specific enough to be interesting and restrained enough to age well, which is the right call for a hotel that leans on style rather than scale.
One honest caveat: this is a small boutique on a busy stretch of Wilshire, so the lower boulevard-facing rooms can catch traffic noise, and the step-out balconies are narrow rather than the deep terraces the word can imply. If quiet matters more than the view, ask for a courtyard-facing room; if the balcony and the outlook are the draw, take the Wilshire side and a higher floor. Either way, book by orientation and floor rather than by category name, and the hotel delivers what it promises.
Book a higher Wilshire-facing room for the balcony and the light, and reserve an Above Sixty rooftop table at sunset before the weekend crowd arrives. For a quiet dinner without leaving the building, Caulfield's downstairs is the easy option, and Rodeo Drive is a short walk for the day.
What is the dining and the bar scene like?
Dining stays in-house and unpretentious, which suits the hotel. Caulfield's Bar and Dining Room works the lobby level with contemporary American cooking that carries a light European influence, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and adding a Sunday brunch, with a vintage-styled bar and a proper dining room rather than a token hotel cafe. It is a genuine convenience rather than a marquee-chef destination, so a guest set on a name-brand tasting menu will still book out, and the good news is that Beverly Hills gives you plenty of those within a short walk. For a working lunch or an easy dinner without leaving the building, Caulfield's does the job.
Does it have a rooftop and pool?
Yes, and the roof is the property's best asset. Above Sixty is the rooftop bar and restaurant, pairing small bites and cocktails with a panoramic sweep across Beverly Hills, the Hollywood Hills to the north and the Century City towers to the west, and highlights from the Caulfield's kitchen appear on its menu. The rooftop pool and lounge share the level, with cabanas for a warm afternoon, so the top floor doubles as the hotel's social centre and its wellness offer. There is a fitness centre but no full ground-floor spa, so treat the rooftop pool and the gym as the extent of the wellness side and book spa treatments elsewhere if that is a priority.
Signature amenities
On Wilshire at the edge of Beverly Hills
The Wilshire and Doheny position is a practical one for a Beverly Hills stay. Rodeo Drive and the heart of the Golden Triangle are a walk east, Beverly Gardens Park and the Beverly Hills sign are closer still, and the Century City offices and mall are a short drive west, so the hotel works for both a shopping trip and a business visit. Cedars-Sinai and the wider Beverly Hills medical district are minutes away by car, which matters to a slice of guests here. The trade-off is that Wilshire is a busy boulevard rather than a quiet residential street, so ask for a courtyard room if street noise is a concern. Valet parking is available, and LAX is roughly 30 minutes by car outside peak traffic, though Los Angeles traffic can stretch that considerably. For a walkable, well-connected Beverly Hills base at a boutique rate, the address does its job.
Wilshire & Doheny · a walk from Rodeo Drive and the Beverly Hills business corridor
What's nearby
- Beverly Gardens Park
Beverly Hills sign7 min walk - Rodeo Drive
Luxury shopping12 min walk - Cedars-Sinai
Medical centre6 min drive - Century City
Offices & mall10 min drive - LAX airport
International flights30 min drive
The balconies, the rooms, the roof
Facade
Guest room
Rooftop pool
Above SixtyHow does SIXTY Beverly Hills compare with the Beverly Hills five-star hotels?
Against the field, SIXTY is the value boutique alternative to Beverly Hills' grand names, and the choice comes down to whether you want scale and service or a balcony and a lower rate. The Peninsula Beverly Hills is the service benchmark and the entertainment-industry meeting hotel, right in the Golden Triangle at a much higher price. Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills is the modern Wilshire tower with a rooftop pool and newer rooms, more polished and more expensive. The Beverly Hills Hotel is the pink Hollywood landmark with the Polo Lounge and its bungalows, a scene and a piece of history rather than a value play. SIXTY's own trade-off is its size and the lack of a full spa, which is exactly why it costs less than any of them.
| Hotel | Style | Best for | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|
| SIXTY Beverly Hills | Beverly Hills value boutique | Balconies, rooftop, value | Small; no full spa; busy Wilshire corner |
| Peninsula Beverly Hills | Service-led Beverly Hills classic | Service, business, villas | Much higher rates |
| Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills | Modern Wilshire tower | Rooftop pool, newer rooms | Premium rates; busy corner |
| The Beverly Hills Hotel | Pink Palace landmark | History, the Polo Lounge, bungalows | More of a scene; premium rates |
Frequently asked questions
Where is SIXTY Beverly Hills and how many rooms does it have?
SIXTY Beverly Hills is at 9360 Wilshire Boulevard, near the Wilshire and Doheny intersection in Beverly Hills. It is a boutique hotel with 118 rooms and suites, each with a French step-out balcony, and a rooftop pool and bar.
What are the restaurants and bars at SIXTY Beverly Hills?
Caulfield's Bar and Dining Room sits at lobby level, serving contemporary American cooking for breakfast, lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch. Above Sixty is the rooftop bar and restaurant, pairing small bites and cocktails with panoramic views across Beverly Hills and the Hollywood Hills.
What are the rooms like at SIXTY Beverly Hills?
The 118 rooms feature dark hardwood floors, rich colour palettes, marble-clad bathrooms and, on every room, a French step-out balcony. The Wilshire Boulevard categories trade on the balcony and the outlook, and the specialty suites add more space and better views.
Does SIXTY Beverly Hills have a pool?
Yes. There is a rooftop pool and lounge with cabanas and panoramic Beverly Hills views, plus a fitness centre. There is no full ground-floor spa, so the wellness offer is the rooftop pool and gym rather than a treatment destination.
Is SIXTY Beverly Hills a good base for Beverly Hills?
Yes. The Wilshire and Doheny position puts Rodeo Drive within a walk, keeps Century City and the wider Beverly Hills business corridor close, and costs less than the grand five-star names nearby. It is a boutique rather than a full-service palace, which is the trade-off for the value.
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