Luxe Rodeo Hotel Drive

Our overall experience staying in this hotel was amazing. We loved everything from the moment we checked in to the minute we left the place. From the friendly and attentive staff to the complete amenities of the room, this hotel was a wonderful experience. I absolutely loved the bed because it was so comfortable and we got the room with the street view to boot. My husband loved the fact that we got to see and hear exotic cars during the day while walking and even from the room which was not unusual when you’re in that area. The location is smack dab in the middle of the Golden Triangle of Beverly Hills so that is a big plus. We would definitely check in here again when going in this area.

We stayed here because of the proximity to the Golden Globes. Our room was comfortable and spacious, the location right on Rodeo Drive made it superb. Because the hotel was being renovated, check-​ins were being done upstairs on the second floor. For whatever reason, even as our reservation specified two of us, they only check my friend in. It didn’t register on me and I didn’t think anything of it, until I forgot my key inside the room and my friend was attending a function. It took a while before I could go back in to our room as I wasn’t even registered as a guest, something the staff there should have done from the beginning. Aside from that the front door was locked at night, all guests had to go around the block and into an alley to access the hotel. And late in the evening there was nobody in the entire ground floor of the hotel. I would come back but only after the renovation is completed which I think contributed to all the confusion there.

I made reservation and had a confirmed price. I arrived to find the property under major, noisy, construction even though I had not been forewarned. To add insult to injury they then informed me that they charge a club fee and that we would be assessed per person (even for minors) above & beyond the confirmed price total quoted on my confirmation! My complaints fell on deaf ears. I will no longer use this property — am warning others, book at your own risk!

Terrible experience here. We were not told that the hotel is under construction, had I known I would have altered our plans. The hotel was noisy and discombobulated. The hotel offers nothing to try to compensate for this extremely disappointing stay. I expect a lot more for a boutique hotel on Rodeo drive. The hotel does not even offer coffee in the so-​called lobby.

Located directly on Rodeo Drive, this boutique hotel is not only classy but convenient. Staffing is professional and pleasent. Just as one would expect in this part of town.
The hotel was exceptionally quiet. I didn’t hear much noise or chatter from the other guests. But it may have been a slow (mid November) weekend.
I would stay hear again. Hoping that the restaurant construction had been completed.
The valet, Ernie is a really good guy. Tip well folks.

We were not told that the hotel was under renovation after we arrived. No Bar, no restaurant. We felt cheated. We specifically chose Luxe for its size and ability to drink and eat onsite. We wanted to relax. We had to come and go through a fire exit stairs. Crazy!
The room was over an alley. it was impossible to sleep because the garbage people came through early in am. The windows were too thin. We HAD to move to the other side of the hotel. I literally heard the person above us coughing at night. Not to whine, but for the price there were some details missed. If i’m staying at Motel 6 I don’t expect much. There was no fan in the bathroom, a broken scale, out of date phone that didn’t work. The outdated alarm clock went off at 5 am when we had never set it. The hallway had a dirty carpet odor. The heat and air in the room was ridiculously too hot or too cold. A loud fan kept us from sleeping. The receptionist said that they had a cappuccino machine which was a lie. They could have made up for their problems by comping us a bottle of wine, fruit, mini bar, something each day! There were no ice machines, so though we schlepped to CVS for alcohol, we had to beg for ice. This took 35 mins. They did give free breakfast, but it was a makeshift tent on the patio. It was really basic and not worth eating. I will say that the staff were very kind. We didn’t blame them. We won’t be back, in spite of its great location. You get what you pay for, but not in this case. This hotel needs some microscopic evaluation by management.

I have given a few events on the rooftop of the Luxe Hotel on Rodeo, I want to Thank the GM for going all out, and making sure that my overall experience was pleasurable. I will miss Erik, but the overall staff was attentive and made not only my Events a success but I also truly enjoyed my lovely room. The service was fantastic, the valet, front desk and Bar and back office staff are most professional.
LOCATION– LOCATION– LOCATION, Did I mention how absolutely Fabulous the LOCATION is!!!
Thanks again.

A few things were highly disappointing in my stay:
Night 1:
Rooms are tiny. Pillows are great! Bed is ok.
All of the pictures of food below are old.
They actually stopped their full menu. This hotel had about 6 things on the dinner menu including, soup, salad, grilled cheese and a few other items. Gnat’s were flying around and landed in my water and soup.
Service was good with my waiter.
8:35 pm: I’m laying in bed watching a movie and I hear a tiny tap. I almost thought it was the AC making noise until I see my door opening and the housekeeper walking in. They provide turn down service at 7pm. I’ve never had a housekeeper enter my room at that time without announcing themselves. Very uncomfortable and awkward. Good thing I wasn’t in the shower
Morning 1:
My room was facing the ally and the lovely dump truck comes though around 6am. Very loudly and slowly.
Breakfast is 1 option. A buffet down stairs that is sub par. Gnats again flying around my food. $ 25 for this buffet. Fried eggs, bacon, potatoes, shitty pancakes and gnats. I could have gotten a free buffet or actual breakfast options for that at another hotel.
For $ 300 I would NEVER stay here again.
Highly disappointed.

I came to an event here, and I was really underwhelmed. The storefront is only about 10 feet wide and is easy to blow past without any indication that the entrance is on the alley. Fortunately, I figured it out and found the alley on Brighton. They have valet parking, but it is VERY limited. They ran out of «spaces» the evening that I was there. The room wherein the event was held was pleasant enough (and our hosts were lovely), but the servers were not friendly and the food was meh. The room was an open space with a huge wrap around patio, about half of which was covered. There was a wine/​beer/​soda bar with an unfriendly bartender. There was a table with two cheese plates. The cheese was excellent — a great brie and blue cheese. However, the crackers were awful — Pepperidge Farm — and the bread was meh. They were passing a few appetizers. I skipped the sliders, but the lamb chops were excellent. They were cooked medium, well-​seasoned and topped with a nice Hollandaise sauce. These and the cheese were the best thing that I had. They also were passing endive topped with chopped apples, walnuts and a little cheese. These were pretty bland. They also had roasted asparagus topped with a little goat cheese wrapped in a weird crisp — the asparagus were good but the «crisp» was weird and tough. Then, when I went to get my car from «hosted» parking, the valet insisted on collecting $ 7 (he tried $ 8 with someone else). So, I got a manager who cleared everything up. I got my car out, but I was left with a bad taste by the valet who was trying to make extra dough. I would definitely not stay here, and I would not recommend it to others.

Right in the heart of Beverly Hills with walking distance to nearby famed Rodeo Dr. Stayed here for a night following an awesome daytime party on their rooftop, which is also has an amazing view of the hills and LA in general. Great staff and clean hotel.

I stayed at this hotel for 4 nights for a work function.
The service was fantastic. Most of the employees were very attentive and friendly. The truffle fries and Brussel sprouts that they serve in the hotel restaurant is delicious.
The location is literally right on rodeo drive. It’s a prime location for shopping and for a true Beverly Hills experience. It is located right next to Tom Ford, Chanel, and across the street from Gucci and Prada. What can go wrong? The beds were also very comfortable. The hotel overall was very quaint and cozy. Just like any great boutique hotel. I enjoyed my stay here. I will be back again if I ever do need to stay in the area.

My husband and l had our date night here. The food was superb, our waiter was so attentive to our every need thank you Jesse C. I would recommend this place for any occasion. Don’t miss out on a fabulous experience.

Location is nice, however there is the issue of the ugly view of the alley. I guess not everyone gets the street view. The bed was very comfortable, but it appeared that they placed two mattresses together to make a larger mattress — strange. Well, anyway, everything was decorated nicely and it was clean. It was very orderly and the room was huge. There was a floor to ceiling mirror next to a desk that wasn’t too fitting but it was nice. The staff was courteous as they should be. I would stay here again, given the opportunity.

As I post this review, my room is pounded with horrific techno disco celebration of a bat mitzvah at nearly midnight. I’ve already dealt with non functioning clocks, etc. I actually travel for BUSINESS, people!
The staff of this mediocre establishment go above and beyond from a personal POV, but a bat mitzvah till midnight that will not shut down??? Steer clear. The staff tries, but the property isn’t worthy of them nor you.

Everything about this masterpiece is worthy of a FIVE star review. I’ve been in Los Angeles for over 18 years now and yesterday was the first time I stepped foot Inside this magical hideaway. I ventured over to meet my friend Maria, a former colleague and dear friend for lunch and a tour of the property. The Luxe Rodeo is a hotel with a wonderful restaurant.
I will also post a picture the lunch as I believe every person should experience the master culinary creations I did yesterday. Our waitress Jade really made us feel comfortable and gave five star service as we sipped iced tea on Rodeo Drive. We started off with the mushroom flatbread which was mouthwatering and then the sandwiches arrived. Maria had the turkey sandwich and I had the lobster sandwich. I fell in love with both sandwiches and look forward to having them again.
I ran into Jose, one of my former colleagues from years ago and was so happy to see him. He was one of my star employees at the hotel. My background is hospitality management and throughout the years I’ve worked with many concierge; Jose was always my favorite and still is because of his dedication to service and making sure the guest/​customer enjoys their time. His knowledge of this city is unmatched.
I left the hospitality and went into entertainment. I’m fortunate enough to have travelled all over the world staying in five star hotels– Jose still tops all concierge I’ve encountered on my travels. The waitress Jade was extremely polished and paid great attention to detail.
I’m so happy I was able to finally experience this gem. I noticed the privacy level of this property is top notch. I will definitely recommend both the restaurant and hotel to all my friends and colleagues in Entertainment.

Very dissatisfied with my stay here. I would rather have stayed farther away and taken a taxi to get to my conference a few blocks away.
I got a room facing the «alley.» The alley is also where you get dropped off by a taxi or get your car parked, which didn’t leave a great first impression already. My windows were closed the entire time, but I was woken up at 5am every morning by the sound of garbage trucks and other things going on in the alley. The walls and floors were also not soundproof, so you could hear every door closing on the floor and everyone walking around or talking on your floor or the floor above you.
The thing that made me most uncomfortable was that, for some reason, housekeeping would come into the room multiple times during the day. About an hour after I checked in, housekeeping came barging into the room. Why would they need to do anything if the room is already supposed to be clean? The other days, I’d stop by the room for a quick break and when I came back later that night, the lights would be on or the curtains drawn. I didn’t feel like my belongings were safe in the room and I actually locked most of it up.
I checked the minibar when I got into my room and there was a bottle of water missing already. Luckily it was marked and dated in the bar tab, but apparently it was take over six months ago and never replaced… My friend who stayed in a different room actually had additional charges added to her final bill for the minibar, even though she didn’t take anything. Be careful and check your charges!
The week I was there, it was unusually cool in Beverly Hills. It was in the mid-​60s and raining during the day, and night probably dropped into the 50s. My room was freezing! I requested an extra blanket and had my thermostat cranked up to 75 degrees and was still cold. My thermostat at home is usually only set to 68, so there must be either an issue with the heating system or he heat escapes very quickly from the room.
Overall, my stay was pretty miserable and I was very happy to check out of the hotel and return home. I usually enjoy staying at hotels too as a change of pace.

This review is for the restaurant. I was not a guest here so I cannot speak to the hotel. My friend and I had a lovely lunch sitting right on Rodeo Drive sitting at the restaurant. This place has everything! Great food! Good Service! Great Location! We were able to comfortably people watch, while enjoying our lovely lunch. My friend and I both had their truffle fries and short rib tacos. The food was very good! Our waitress, Katlyn, couldn’t have been nicer or more efficient. The prices were reasonable for Rodeo drive. I would visit this location again!

This review is for the café in the front on rodeo Drive, not the actual hotel.
I really enjoyed dining hear the food was absolutely excellent and the service was great.
The truffle fries were absolutely delicious and I couldn’t get enough!
The all he tuna tartare was ok, but the burger was really good.
One thing I really got a kick out of, is the little buttons on the table that you push which can call your server over or request your check. That is the first time I had seen something like that!
Amongst all, the thing I love most about this café is the location. If you enjoy people watching, then this is the place to be.
They also have a special happy hour menu that starts at 4 PM.
I would definitely go back here for happy hour!

If you haven’t already guessed by now by my reviews and the lack of company I’m with when I’m out… I’m a loner for the most part. I enjoy eating, shopping, watching movies by myself. Ok on to the review!
Location:
The Luxe Rodeo Hotel is umm duhh on Rodeo Drive. One of the most famed streets in LA. This hotel is smack dab on Rodeo which is nice during the day but at night… boring! Anyways this review is more about the café and less about the hotel.
Café:
Well one of the things I love about it is that it is right off the sidewalk on Rodeo Dr. which means. YAY people watching while you eat your food. It would of been a swimmingly beautiful time except for the 10 times someone came up to me to ask me if I was Whitney Houston’s daughter. Ok… I am not for the record but I think Bobbi is very beautiful so thanks for the compliment.
The waiter was so funny because he didn’t think I was old enough to be out by myself let alone order a Bellini. Hahha oh yes I can look extremely young at times. I ended up getting the Lobster Club sandwich which was absolutely divine along with my Bellini. it was nice.
I love that you can watch all the little tourists on those stupid buses just snapping away at everyone and everything. Aren’t they just the cutest?
The ambience is nice, the seating was perfect and the food and service is just amazing. Like I said it was great just the annoying tourist who kept thinking I was Bobbi that irritated me. Yikes I feel for celebrities… I do not want that life!
Enjoy!

I don’t know what to make of Luxe Rodea Drive Hotel. It’s located in such an inconvenient location — and the parking is THE MOST frustrating to get to. It’s in the back along a tiny alleyway. Oh, and all the streets are one way, so good luck weaseling your way through privileged rich people walking around like they own the place…
It seems like the team to this hotel are apples. There are always bowls of fresh apples. The great thing is that you can just pick one up and eat it.
The lobby is pretty compact and small, and the place seems small. If I had the money… I won’t want to stay here. I don’t get what’s special about this place…

à éviter, malhonnête, ils vous donnent une chambre 1 personneavec queen bed alors que vous avez reserve et payé une chambre king supérieure.et refuse de vous changer de chambre carils sont soit disant complets. ils vous offrent royalement le petit dej continental… nul