Stayed at the Cameo, because Beverley Hilton was fully booked for my dates! (5/2-5/4). This hotel as a 5-Star was not! What I liked was the location, good, nice walking among the Beverley Hills residential. No fridge/minibar, bathrobes, tea/coffee machines etc. in the rooms, I booked 2 rooms for 2 nights BTW. Tea/coffee was served at the bar in the mornings, starting at 6 am (they said), but it was very late and finally served at 7am! For those of us early birds wanting to work or walk, that was unacceptable! And beware, there's no self-parking except for valet for $70.00/night! So we had hardly any other choice. The restaurant is too pricey for OK food! and it's very confusing if you payed with a different card apart from what was reserved for the room. The waiters were not knowledgeable on how to split receipts on credit cards vs rooms etc.! The front desk and manager (friendly and patient) resolved our tab on our way out but that took patience and about an hour of our precious time. All that trouble took marred our stay in LA with our family who were visiting from overseas!

Best moderate priced Hilton hotel in Beverly Hills. Peaceful neighborhood, every room has balcony. Good breakfast for Hilton. We canceled Hilton Garden Inn to come here. Best decision. Great view of city also. We had free upgrade with 2 balconies very comfortable. Only issue no real restaurant except great breakfast & a bit isolated. TV only cable no streaming but otherwise great value for money.

From first checking in, the front desk gentleman, Robin, was amazing. The room is spectacular The water pressure and temperature were perfect. Bed comfortable Staff was professional. No coffee pot or refrigerator, but if you request, they will bring you refrigerator and kettle. Grocery store within 5 walking minutes

DO NOT STAY HERE if you value peace, rest, or sleep. We booked a stay at Hilton’s Cameo Hotel in Beverly Hills expecting a quiet, relaxing experience—not to be woken up at 7 AM by screaming, loud drums, and instruments from a protest happening right outside our window. It was deafening and completely ruined the point of staying in what’s supposed to be an upscale, peaceful part of town—not Hollywood, not downtown LA. It’s now 11am and they are still going at it. No one has asked them to stop or leave. When we called the front desk, we were told they couldn’t do anything because it’s public property. So basically, you pay premium rates and are left with zero peace or protection from chaos right outside your room. During their chants and banging on drums they mention they will be doing this everyday for a year until their demands are met. To be fair, the hotel staff was otherwise lovely and check-in was smooth. But this experience completely erased any positives. And the $77 per night for parking? Just adds insult to injury. Along with some $12/day fee that we were not made aware of, I noticed it on my folio after the fact. This is absolutely ridiculous. If the purpose of a hotel is to offer peace, safety, and sleep, then Cameo fails where it matters most. I would not recommend staying here until they can guarantee guests will actually be able to rest. Stay ended May 21st.

Incredible experience at The Cameo Hotel in Beverly Hills. From the moment I arrived, Derick at the front desk made us feel welcomed, offering top-notch, personalized service that set the tone for my stay. His attention to detail and genuine hospitality made check-in a breeze and really captured the essence of luxury service. Later that afternoon, I visited the bar and was lucky enough to be served by Eddie, who was just as outstanding. He crafted the perfect cocktails and provided exceptional service, making the whole experience feel elevated and memorable. Eddie’s knowledge, charm, and care for guests truly stood out. The Cameo Hotel delivers on every level: elegant, comfortable, and staffed by people who go above and beyond.