L’Ermitage Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills, United States. Located on Burton Way in a quiet residential part of Beverly Hills, an eight-storey building.

L’Ermitage Beverly HillsBeverly Hills, United States

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Address: L’Ermitage Beverly Hills
9291 Burton Way
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
United States
Telephone: +1 877 831 4284
Official website: www.lermitagebeverlyhills.com
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116 suites averaging about 805 sq ft, the largest in the Beverly Hills market, with marble bathrooms and private balconies.
Costa Covo, serving coastal Mediterranean cuisine, and Poza, a rooftop restaurant and cocktail bar.
Heated rooftop pool with city views, spa and wellness studios, fitness centre and event spaces.
Located on Burton Way in a quiet residential part of Beverly Hills, an eight-storey building.

11 dates, written by Grand Hotels of the World from the sources below.

1975
The building is constructed as a condominium project.
Late 1976
Developers Severyn and Arnold Ashkenazy open it as L’Ermitage, named after the Hermitage Museum: the first all-suite hotel in the United States.
1980s
Hung with works by Van Gogh and Renoir from Arnold Ashkenazy’s collection, it is California’s only Mobil Five-Star, AAA Five-Diamond hotel.
1986
Ashkenazy Enterprises files for bankruptcy to fend off foreclosure.
1992
Independence One Bank of California takes over the hotel under an agreement with the federal government.
1994 – 1998
Bought by Immobilière Hôtelière and Colony Capital, the hotel closes for four years for a $65 million redesign, reopening in 1998.
October 2000
Raffles Holdings acquires it for $68 million and runs it as Raffles L’Ermitage; it holds a Forbes five-star rating from this year.
January 2010
Financier Jho Low buys the hotel for $46 million; it becomes a Viceroy hotel later that year.
2015 – 2016
A $37 million renovation of the suites, public areas and restaurant.
August 2020
EOS Investors buys the hotel for $100 million from the U.S. government, which had seized it during the Jho Low investigation.
October 2021
The hotel leaves Viceroy and takes back the name L’Ermitage Beverly Hills.