Best rooms at The Maybourne Beverly Hills — ranked and who they suit
Top picks: For the best value and a private balcony, book a Superior Room or a Balcony Room; for a dedicated outdoor sitting area and brighter space choose a Terrace Room or Terrace Studio Suite. If you want separate living space or are traveling with family, prefer the Library Suite, Rodeo Suite, Terrace Suite or one of the two‑bedroom suites.
In this guide
- Best value: Superior Room
- Best for private outdoor space: Balcony Room and Terrace Room
- Best for bright studios and open living: Terrace Studio Suite & Deluxe Room
- Best suites for style and privacy: Library Suite, Rodeo Suite, Terrace Suite
- Best for families or groups: Two bedroom Library Suite, Two bedroom Rodeo Suite, Two bedroom Terrace Suite
- Practical considerations: pool, spa, dining and location
Best value: Superior Room
Why choose it: The Superior Room is the entry-level room type and comes with either 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds, making it the practical choice for single travelers, couples and budget-conscious visitors who still want Maybourne styling and the hotel’s core amenities.
Who it suits: Solo business travelers, couples who plan to spend most of their time out sightseeing or dining, and guests who want comfortable sleeping space without suite-level living areas.
- Bed options: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Includes complimentary Wi‑Fi and access to rooftop pool and spa facilities (subject to hotel access rules)
- Good if you want lower-cost rooms but full hotel services
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Compact layout | Lower rate relative to suites; works for short stays |
| Bed choices | Flexible for couples or small groups |
| Standard hotel services | Access to spa, fitness, dining and rooftop pool for guests |
Best for private outdoor space: Balcony Room and Terrace Room
Why choose them: Balcony Room and Terrace Room provide a private outdoor area — useful in Beverly Hills for morning coffee or evening people-watching on Canon Drive. Both come in 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds configurations (Balcony Room and Terrace Room).
Who they suit: Travelers who want a direct connection to the street or city views, light-filled rooms, and a small outdoor seating area without moving up to a suite.
- Balcony Room: private balcony, good mid-level choice for couples
- Terrace Room: slightly larger outdoor area and seating in many units
- Both offer easy access to The Terrace restaurant and nearby Beverly Cañon Gardens
| Room | Best for |
|---|---|
| Balcony Room | Compact balcony, straightforward stay |
| Terrace Room | Larger terrace seating, better for morning/evening outdoor time |
Best for bright studios and open living: Terrace Studio Suite & Deluxe Room
Why choose them: The Terrace Studio Suite offers a dedicated living area plus a balcony, ideal if you want separate spaces to work, dine or relax. The Deluxe Room (1 King Bed) gives a bit more space than standard rooms while staying in the room category.
Who they suit: Solo travelers or couples who want a roomy feel without committing to a full suite, and business travelers who need a small lounge area for meetings or video calls.
- Terrace Studio Suite: 1 King Bed with living area and balcony
- Deluxe Room: slightly larger guest room with extra seating
- Both keep you close to rooftop dining and the spa
| Option | When to pick it |
|---|---|
| Terrace Studio Suite | You want living space + outdoor terrace |
| Deluxe Room | You want a roomier standard room without suite pricing |
Best suites for style and privacy: Library Suite, Rodeo Suite, Terrace Suite
Why choose them: These one‑bedroom suites add separate living and dining spaces, larger bathrooms, and more privacy than standard rooms. The Library Suite emphasizes a lounge and library nook, the Rodeo Suite positions you closer to the hotel’s characterful living areas, and the Terrace Suite pairs suite living with outdoor terrace access.
Who they suit: Couples celebrating an occasion, visitors who want in‑room entertaining space, and anyone preferring clear separation between sleeping and living areas.
- Library Suite: living area with lounge and dining nook — good for quiet work or reading
- Rodeo Suite: classic suite layout with living room and bedroom; suits guests wanting traditional suite proportions
- Terrace Suite: suite living plus terrace and larger bathroom facilities
| Suite | Best use |
|---|---|
| Library Suite | Work-friendly living area and quiet corners |
| Rodeo Suite | Classic suite for relaxation and in-room entertaining |
| Terrace Suite | Outdoor terrace paired with suite living |
Best for families or groups: Two bedroom Library Suite, Two bedroom Rodeo Suite, Two bedroom Terrace Suite
Why choose them: The two‑bedroom suites provide separate bedrooms plus a larger shared living and dining area. These layouts are the most practical option in the property for small families, multi‑generation travel or friends sharing a single booking.
Who they suit: Families who want space and privacy, guests who need a second bedroom for children or an extra adult, and groups that prefer one combined suite rather than two separate rooms.
- Two bedroom Library Suite: king bed in main bedroom plus a second bedroom — living and dining areas for shared time
- Two bedroom Rodeo Suite: similar two-bedroom layout with suite living and marble bathrooms
- Two bedroom Terrace Suite: includes terrace access for outdoor family time
| Two‑Bedroom Suite | Why pick it |
|---|---|
| Two bedroom Library Suite | More living/dining space and quiet corners for adults |
| Two bedroom Rodeo Suite | Good balance of bedroom privacy and shared living area |
| Two bedroom Terrace Suite | Outdoor space for family meals or morning coffee |
Practical considerations: pool, spa, dining and location
Rooftop pool and spa: Hotel guests have access to the ninth‑floor saline rooftop pool and Dante Poolside dining; pool access is reserved for hotel guests and spa members. The Spa at The Maybourne Beverly Hills operates daily with treatment services and facilities open on its published schedule.
Dining and location: The property includes The Terrace, The Maybourne Café, Dante Beverly Hills and other bars; it sits at 225 North Canon Drive, within a short walk of Rodeo Drive and Beverly Cañon Gardens, which makes it convenient for shopping and short walks to nearby attractions.
- Rooftop pool: saline water, private cabanas available to guests (cabanas include sofa, smart TV and mini fridge)
- Spa: largest luxury spa in Los Angeles with 17 treatment rooms (spa treatment hours and facilities have published opening times)
- Location: one block/short walk from Rodeo Drive and close to Beverly Gardens Park
| Service | Note |
|---|---|
| Pool access | Reserved for hotel guests and spa members |
| In‑room dining | Available daily with adult and children's options |
| Parking | Overnight valet parking is available (fee published by hotel) |
