Montrose at Beverly Hills
Residential-chic boutique. Think contemporary art on the walls, navy and beige palettes, pillow-top beds, and fireplaces in every room. Attracts entertainment industry types, artists, and extended-stay travelers who want space without sacrificing style. Quiet and low-key despite being a short walk from the Strip.
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Why It Matters
One of the few hotels in LA with a rooftop tennis and pickleball court. All-suite property with true residential-scale rooms — even the smallest are around 375 sq ft. Managed by Springboard Hospitality and owned by Pebblebrook Hotel Trust; Tablet Hotels listed.
Montrose at Beverly Hills is a 133-suite boutique hotel on a quiet residential street in West Hollywood, three blocks south of the Sunset Strip. Originally a luxury apartment building, it leans hard into that residential DNA — oversized suites with fireplaces, kitchenettes, and sofa beds make it feel less like a hotel and more like borrowing a well-appointed friend's apartment. The rooftop is the real draw: a heated year-round pool, lighted tennis and pickleball court, and panoramic views of the Hollywood Hills and Downtown LA skyline.
Where You'll Stay
8 room types available
ADA King Suite
Accessible king suite with living room ramp access, sofa sleeper, dedicated workstation, and accessible bathtub with grab bars. Sleeps up to four. Compliant with ADA Title III.
KingADA Signature Suite
Fully accessible suite with two queen beds, living room with ramped access, queen sofa sleeper, kitchen, and accessible bathtub with grab bars. Sleeps up to six. Same residential feel as the standard suites.
2 Queens
Deluxe King Suite
Multi-level layout — the split-level design gives it a unique feel among the room categories. Smallest of the king options at around 395 sq ft, but the two-level layout adds visual interest and a sense of separation. Sleeps two.
King
Deluxe Queen Suite
The entry-level option. Queen bed with a queen sofa sleeper, so it can handle up to four guests. Warm decor, all standard in-suite amenities. At around 375 sq ft it's still comfortably suite-sized by most hotel standards.
QueenOne Bedroom Residence
The largest category in the hotel. Separate bedroom, full living area, kitchenette, and a queen sofa sleeper. Sleeps up to four comfortably. Designed for families or groups who want genuine apartment-style space. The residential feel is real — not just marketing.
2 Queen BedsPremier King Suite with Balcony
A step up from Signature with more lavish finishes. King bed, queen sofa sleeper, private balcony. The 'intimate and relaxing' positioning makes this the go-to for couples wanting something a bit more elevated without jumping to Deluxe.
KingSignature King Suite with City View and Balcony
Panoramic Los Angeles skyline views from the private balcony. King bed with queen sofa sleeper, making it workable for three. The balcony is on the smaller side per guest reviews, but it's still a genuine outdoor perch. City view is the real selling point here.
KingSignature Two Queen Suite with City View and Balcony
Same footprint as the Signature King but with two queen beds — better for families or groups of friends who don't want to share a bed. Private balcony with city views. Residential-style layout with a distinct living area.
2 QueensThe Property
Eat & Drink
2 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
A daily wine hour included in the guest amenity fee. Good for meeting fellow guests or unwinding after a day in the city.
Complimentary yoga sessions available on the rooftop multipurpose space. Schedule varies — check with the front desk on arrival.
A curated on-site experience offered through Curator Hotels — billed as a 'Transform into a Hollywood Star' package. Details on booking through the Curator Hotels page.
Heated year-round rooftop pool with views of the Hollywood Hills and Downtown LA skyline. Private cabanas, lounge chairs, egg chairs, and a fire pit. The pool itself is on the smaller side, but the setting and views make up for it. Tonic bar is right there for poolside drinks.
A lighted, state-of-the-art rooftop court with panoramic city views. One of the most genuinely unusual amenities for an LA hotel of this size. Racquets available to rent from the front desk. Open to guests during their stay. Both tennis and pickleball are supported.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Accessible business center on-site. Boardroom meeting space with seating for up to 25 (504 sq ft) with a 75-inch TV. Total of 825 sq ft of meeting space available.
High-speed Wi-Fi included in the guest amenity fee.
Chef-prepared room service available. A selection of Tonic menu items can be delivered to suites or enjoyed at the rooftop pool.
Complimentary morning coffee included in the guest amenity fee.
Included in the guest amenity fee.
$40 + taxes per night. Covers EV charging, premium Wi-Fi, daily morning coffee, in-room bottled water, wine hour, and rooftop pool access. Plus a City Worker Protection Fee of $10 + taxes per night.
Underground valet parking on-site. $70 per vehicle per night (inclusive of tax). No self-parking available.
Complimentary electric vehicle charging included in the $40/night guest amenity fee.
Up to two dogs allowed per room, maximum 50 lbs each. One-time pet fee of $150 per pet per stay.
Year-round heated pool with cabanas, lounge chairs, and a poolside bar. Views of Hollywood Hills and Downtown LA.
On-site dry cleaning and laundry service available.
Multilingual concierge team on-site. Consistently praised in reviews for going above and beyond.
On-site gym with accessible entrance. Note: the space is small and reviewers report it gets cramped with more than two guests. Good enough for a maintenance workout, not a serious training facility.
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