
The Maybourne Beverly Hills
Best for spa-focused stays, rooftop pool days and classic European‑meets‑California dining steps from Beverly Canon Gardens.
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The Maybourne Beverly Hills is a 5-star European‑style hotel on North Canon Drive with garden views, a destination spa and a ninth-floor saline rooftop pool — good for travelers who prioritize spa time, terraces and a garden-side address. Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills is an ultra-luxury high-rise on Wilshire Boulevard with a rooftop scene and Jean-Georges restaurant — read this if you want a sleek high-rise stay with prominent brand dining and rooftop access.
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Best for spa-focused stays, rooftop pool days and classic European‑meets‑California dining steps from Beverly Canon Gardens.

Best for a modern, high-rise Beverly Hills stay with a prominent branded restaurant and a rooftop social scene.
When The Maybourne Beverly Hills wins: choose The Maybourne for a garden-front address, a larger on-site spa (17 treatment rooms) and a Mediterranean-style rooftop pool with cabanas and dedicated poolside dining — ideal if you plan to use the spa and pool or want a quieter, residential feel.
When Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills wins: pick the Waldorf Astoria if you prefer a sleek, high-rise hotel with strong brand recognition, an in-house Jean‑Georges restaurant and a modern rooftop scene tied to a downtown‑style luxury tower.
Bottom line: both are polished five-star Beverly Hills options within walking distance of Rodeo Drive; pick The Maybourne for spa and garden ambience and Waldorf Astoria for a contemporary high-rise experience and signature-brand dining.
| Category | The Maybourne Beverly Hills | Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | European-Californian elegance, garden-adjacent and spa-forward | Sleek ultra-luxury high-rise with a modern rooftop scene |
| Location | 225 North Canon Drive, one block from Rodeo Drive and overlooking Beverly Cañon Gardens | 9850 Wilshire Boulevard, central Beverly Hills near Rodeo Drive and Westfield Century City |
| Size (rooms) | 203 rooms and suites (published figure) | 170 guestrooms |
| Audience / age policy | All ages welcome; main guest must be 18 to check in | All ages welcome; property policy does not require adults-only |
| Pools | Rooftop saline pool on 9th floor with private cabanas and Dante poolside service | Outdoor rooftop pool (one outdoor pool) with pool cabanas available for surcharge |
| Restaurants & bars | Multiple venues (The Terrace, The Maybourne Café, Dante rooftop & poolside, The Maybourne Bar, The Whisky Bar) | Three restaurants including Jean‑Georges, plus two bars/lounges and a coffee shop |
| Spa & wellness | The Spa at The Maybourne Beverly Hills — billed as LA's largest luxury spa with 17 treatment rooms, mineral pool, sauna and steam | Full‑service spa on site with treatment rooms, sauna and steam listed |
| Known for | Rooftop Dante restaurant and a large spa; garden and terrace dining | Waldorf Astoria brand, Jean‑Georges restaurant and rooftop terrace |
| Proximity | Both are within a short walk of Rodeo Drive | |
The Maybourne sits at 225 North Canon Drive in the Golden Triangle, a short walk from Rodeo Drive and Beverly Cañon Gardens.
Choose The Maybourne for a quieter, garden-facing Beverly Hills address within walking distance of top shopping.
Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills is on Wilshire Boulevard, placing it close to Rodeo Drive and Westfield Century City.
Pick the Waldorf Astoria for a central, high-rise Beverly Hills location with shuttle service and nearby branded retail.
The Maybourne offers 11 room types from Superior Room to multi-bedroom Terrace suites, with complimentary Wi‑Fi and in-room dining.
The Maybourne gives a variety of suite layouts and garden views that work well for families or multi-room bookings.
Waldorf Astoria lists 170 guestrooms with private furnished balconies, minibars and complimentary wired/wireless internet.
Waldorf Astoria focuses on modern, well-equipped guestrooms with balcony access and contemporary bath features.
The Maybourne groups several distinct venues — casual café, terrace dining, rooftop Dante and specialty bars.
The Maybourne is for guests who want multiple, characterful in-house dining options and a lively rooftop restaurant.
Waldorf Astoria features three restaurants and two bars, with Jean‑Georges among the on-site dining options.
Waldorf Astoria suits travelers who prioritize a branded signature restaurant and streamlined high‑end dining under one roof.
The Maybourne's rooftop saline pool on the 9th floor has a Mediterranean‑style ambience, cabanas and poolside dining.
Choose The Maybourne if a Mediterranean rooftop pool with dedicated poolside dining and cabanas matters.
Waldorf Astoria lists one outdoor pool and a rooftop terrace as part of its leisure offerings.
Waldorf Astoria offers a rooftop pool and terrace consistent with a high-rise hotel's social rooftop programming.
The Maybourne emphasizes its spa program and quieter, refined nightlife options such as the Whisky Bar and Maybourne Bar.
The Maybourne is oriented to spa-goers and guests seeking refined late-night lounges rather than loud nightlife.
Waldorf Astoria lists a full-service spa with treatment rooms plus rooftop dining and bars that support an evening scene.
Waldorf Astoria pairs a full-service spa with a rooftop-driven evening program for guests who want both wellness and a social rooftop.

The Maybourne — largest luxury spa in LA with 17 treatment rooms and mineral pool facilities.

Waldorf Astoria — high-profile Jean‑Georges restaurant on site.

The Maybourne — Mediterranean saline rooftop pool with private cabanas and dedicated poolside service by Dante.

Waldorf Astoria — sleek tower with skyline views and a rooftop terrace scene.
The Maybourne has a notably large spa with 17 treatment rooms and mineral pool facilities; Waldorf Astoria also has a full‑service spa but The Maybourne emphasizes spa size and programming.
Yes. Both properties are a short walk from Rodeo Drive and are located in central Beverly Hills shopping and sightseeing areas.
Both feature rooftop dining, but they differ in style: The Maybourne's Dante rooftop offers an Italian‑Mediterranean rooftop experience, while Waldorf Astoria has a rooftop terrace alongside its Jean‑Georges restaurant.
Both welcome children. The Maybourne explicitly markets family-friendly offerings (babysitting, connecting rooms) while maintaining some adult‑only spaces like The Whisky Bar; Waldorf Astoria's listing shows it is not adults-only.
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