BURTON HOUSE

Burton House in Beverly Hills trades the marble-lobby price tag for the same zip code: an all-suite boutique hotel less than a mile from Rodeo Drive, with rates that start closer to $270 a night than the four figures charged a few blocks over. Every studio and suite comes with a kitchenette, a separate living area, and 1930s Art Deco detailing — geometric patterns, chrome accents, mirrored surfaces — named for Burton Edmond Green, the developer credited as the father of Beverly Hills.

WHERE: 1177 South Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, Los Angeles.

WHY WE WANT TO BOOK IT: This is Beverly Hills at a rate that still leaves room for dinner and a little shopping. Rodeo Drive is less than a mile away, the Sunset Strip and Santa Monica Boulevard are minutes out, and Culver City and Downtown LA’s dining scenes are both an easy drive — all from a corner of the neighborhood that trades the marble-lobby markup for genuinely good value. Every studio and suite comes with its own kitchenette and separate living area, which makes the difference between a hotel room and an actual home base.

BEST TIME TO VISIT: Beverly Hills works year-round, but spring and fall bring the mildest weather for walking Rodeo Drive and the surrounding shopping streets without the summer crowds or heat.

WHAT ROOM SHOULD I BOOK? Go for one of the two-bedroom suites if traveling with family or friends — the separate living area and full kitchenette make it function more like an apartment than a hotel room, and it’s still priced well below comparable Beverly Hills addresses.

WHO WILL FEEL RIGHT AT HOME HERE? Value-minded travelers who still want a genuine Beverly Hills address, longer-stay guests who want a kitchenette and real living space, and anyone visiting Cedars-Sinai, UCLA Medical Center, or Kaiser Permanente West LA, all a short drive away.

WHAT ELSE IS CALLING MY NAME? Emerald Lounge serves California and Mediterranean-inspired breakfast, espresso, light bites, and cocktails in an indoor-outdoor space, and a separate coffee bar opens daily for espresso and baked goods. There’s a 1,100-square-foot yoga studio with weekly classes, and Beverly, the hotel’s robot butler, delivers snacks and essentials straight to the suite.

WHAT ABOUT THE RATES? As of August 2026, rates generally start around $270 a night depending on season and room type — a fraction of what comparable Beverly Hills addresses charge. Check the hotel’s website for current pricing.

Burton House, Beverly Hills, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel 1177 South Beverly Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90035 | (310) 228-4100

Book directly for the best rates and promotions: marriott.com

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Is Burton House actually in Beverly Hills?

It sits at 1177 South Beverly Drive, in the pocket of Los Angeles bordering Beverly Hills proper, less than a mile from Rodeo Drive and its shopping and dining.

How does the location compare to other Beverly Hills hotels?

As of August 2026, rates generally start between $270–$350 a night, well below the four-figure rates charged at hotels directly on Rodeo Drive, while keeping the same easy access to Beverly Hills, the Sunset Strip, and Hollywood.

Do the rooms have kitchens?

Yes. Every studio and suite includes a kitchenette, along with a separate living area — a rarity this close to Rodeo Drive.

Is Burton House a good fit for a longer stay?

Yes — it’s built as a boutique long-stay hotel, with medical and extended-stay rates available for guests visiting nearby Cedars-Sinai, UCLA Medical Center, or Kaiser Permanente West LA.

Is it pet-friendly?

Yes, up to two pets per room (20 lbs max each), for a $150 non-refundable fee.

What’s within walking distance?

Rodeo Drive is under a mile away, with the rest of Beverly Hills’ shopping and dining just beyond it.