Priced on the same night, 2026-10-10: The Maybourne Beverly Hills is $26 a night less. They are 1.1 km apart.
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Both sit at the same guest rating, 9.6, with prices close enough to be a rounding error: Maybourne at $1,050 against Peninsula at $1,109. Maybourne carries a hot tub, rooftop pool and golf access that Peninsula's listing does not mention, which for the same money makes it the better-equipped stay. Peninsula counters with scale and a long-established reputation for service and its Belvedere restaurant. If amenities decide it, book Maybourne; if you want the older Beverly Hills institution, pay the extra for Peninsula.
The Peninsula sits low and colonnaded on Santa Monica Boulevard, a 1991 building done up in a soft French-Mediterranean register that was already old-fashioned when it opened, and that is the point. Cream-toned rooms, dark wood, chandeliers in the lobby, a rooftop pool with cabanas that has long been a discreet place for industry lunches. The Belvedere does brasserie food under a high ceiling with a see-and-be-seen crowd that skews older, moneyed, unhurried. It reads as old Hollywood hospitality rather than architecture that wants attention.
Guests who want the traditional Beverly Hills grand-hotel experience and don't mind paying slightly more for it.
The Maybourne occupies the former Montage tower on Canon Drive, all pale stone, glass and a modern California restraint, opened under its current name after the London Maybourne group took it over. The Terrace looks down onto Beverly Canon Gardens, giving diners a rare bit of greenery in this part of Beverly Hills, and the rooftop pool and bar draw a younger, more fashion-and-entertainment crowd than its rival. Interiors lean contemporary neutral, limestone and linen rather than gilt, with the Maybourne Bar doing the moody cocktail work in the evenings.
Guests who want a rooftop pool, hot tub and a more contemporary, garden-adjacent setting for less money.
At $59 a night more, Peninsula does not list a hot tub, rooftop pool or golf access, the three amenities Maybourne offers, so the extra cost buys reputation and setting rather than more facilities.
The Maybourne is the more striking building to be in right now, with its rooftop and garden outlook, but the Peninsula is the more atmospheric one, carrying decades of old Beverly Hills glamour that no amount of limestone can fake.
| The Peninsula Beverly Hills | The Maybourne Beverly Hills | |
|---|---|---|
| Price, same night | $1,131 | $1,105 |
| Guest rating | 9.6/10 | 9.6/10 |
| Reviews | 215 | 208 |
| Stars | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
| Facilities on our list | 7 | 10 |
| Distance apart | 1.1 km |
Nothing on our list that The Maybourne Beverly Hills lacks.
“The service from beginning to end was beyond exceptional.”
“The staff were not very good, unhelpful, uninterested and rude except for the door staff.”
The Peninsula's guests come away happier, as reviews consistently praise attentive, personalised staff and flawless upkeep, whereas Maybourne guests note inconsistent, sometimes rude service despite a good location.
“Perfect Beverly Hills Hotel”
It’s perfect. Beautiful, kept in tip top shape. Service from anyone and everyone in the hotel is perfect. Rooms are gorgeous. Pool evokes classic California vibes. Comfortable and luxurious without being pretentious. A+
“Home Away From Home!”
We were in town to see the Phantom of the Opera for my girlfriends birthday. I had always wanted to stay at the Peninsula Beverly Hills and our experience surpassed all expectations. The entire staff was extremely welcoming and made us feel comfortable from the moment we arrived. The Living Room Tea was a terrific experience which I would recommend to anyone. The property was beautifully maintained and our room w
“Superb Service Makes the Difference”
We last stayed at the PBH about 12 years ago. I remembered it as being a very good hotel. But this stay was truly superb. The hotel was much as we remembered--no major renovation that was apparent. So you might think the facilities are getting a little shabby. Nothing could be further from the truth. The hotel gleamed--immaculately clean, extremely well maintained, and classic without seeming dated. The rooms a
“It was the best staycation I have ever had!”
Room Service staff was excellent! Breakfast wonderful!!
“Brilliant in its class”
It’s the finest hotel I have been able to stay in my life when I am able to afford.
Pricing but worth it if u can afford it.
“great but staff need an upgrade like the Maybourne in France or Claridges in London.”
breakfast was ok and Location is fantastic.
The staff were not very good, unhelpful, uninterested and rude except for the door staff.
Luxurious Accommodations Indulge in the cream-colored rooms at Beverly Hills The Peninsula, each equipped with an iPod docking station, refrigerator, and minibar for your comfort. Gourmet Dining Experience Savor world-class cuisine at the Belvedere restaurant, offering award-winning meals in a lively European Brasserie setting. Enjoy al fresco dining on the…
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Luxurious Amenities Indulge in Frette bathrobes, a rooftop pool, and a spa with a sauna and hot tub at The Maybourne Beverly Hills. Exquisite Dining Experience Savor California-inspired cuisine at The Terrace while overlooking the beautiful Beverly Canon Gardens, and enjoy crafted cocktails at the Maybourne Bar. Convenient Location Located just a short…
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