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1. Beverly Wilshire, Beverly Hills, A Four Seasons Hotel
Beverly Wilshire, Beverly Hills, A Four Seasons HotelSouth of Wilshire
Melanie
SAR 2,958
SAR 3,414 total
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1 Nov - 2 Nov




2. Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills
Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly HillsBeverly Grove
Aram
SAR 2,684
SAR 3,120 total
includes taxes & fees
31 Oct - 1 Nov
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Top Venice Hotel Reviews
Sheraton Universal Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Great experience overall. Hotel was conveniently close to Universal. Walk is about 10-15 minutes or take the free shuttle. Room was nice and clean. Would definitely stay again."
Loews Hollywood Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Expensive breakfast but plenty of options ight out the front door! Beautiful hotel with proximity to shopping and the stars walk!"
Hyatt Place LAX/Century Blvd
10/10 Excellent
"Phenomenal experience! One of the best Hyatt’s I have stayed at! Definitely recommended to friends and family who also stayed after and loved it. I’ll be returning anytime I need to stay there near the airport!"
Sonesta Los Angeles Airport LAX
10/10 Excellent
"Check in staff were not overly friendly. Lack of variety of sparkling water or club soda available in the vending machines at the self serve section at the time of our check in 00:20 am! Breakfast was good and service very good."
The Westin Bonaventure Hotel and Suites, Los Angeles
10/10 Excellent
"Beautiful and interesting property"
Holiday Inn Los Angeles - LAX Airport by IHG
8/10 Good
"I like how the foyer area had plenty of room to sit down relax even get a drink at the bar. What I didn’t like is the automatic 20% gratuity tax added to your bill when you bought something to drink or eat. The whole tipping culture in America has been taken too far."