Burton House, Beverly Hills, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel

“A Good Hotel in Beverly Hills”

The hotel was recently remodeled from a Residence Inn to the Burton House. Everything is new, the staff is great, and the room was cleaned and made up daily. One does have to pay for parking in the garage even though there is no need for that in this area. It must be a LA thing.

“Elegance with great service”

Beautiful charming hotel. Great king bed in suite for $9 more. Very polite and friendly staff. Great recumbent bike. Yummy margaritas and avocado toast and berries and latte for an early breakfast. Very good shower.and well equipped in general. We will be back

“Short comfortable stay for a business meeting”

Room was very nice. Comfortable and quiet. Bed was very comfortable and enjoyed the mini kitchen area. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Check in/check out process was smooth and easy. Loved the aesthetics of the lobby and the hotel in general. I'd definitely stay here again.

“Okay stay but not worth almost $400”

This small boutique hotel is directly across the street from the Marriott. I thought the hotel was "new" and it became quickly apparent that it was an older structure that was remodeled. There are two parking entry points, one for valet and one for self-park. The self-park garage gate was propped o… lisää

This small boutique hotel is directly across the street from the Marriott. I thought the hotel was "new" and it became quickly apparent that it was an older structure that was remodeled. There are two parking entry points, one for valet and one for self-park. The self-park garage gate was propped open and, since there was absolutely nowhere to park to check in, I drove in. The only level with an entry to the lobby was the 5th floor (highest level) and since I had my luggage I went to that level. The elevator took me to the lobby but all I saw was a bar with people sitting at it. The ambiance was warm but I walked around trying to determine where check-in was. I finally saw a small maybe 4-foot space closer to the door but no one was there, as I approached a young woman came out and checked me in. After check out I discovered I was charged $51 for parking in an unsecured lot. I reserved a room for $252 for one night with AAA my total cost after "fees and parking" was $378. I have learned that this area around UCLA has numerous "fees" that jack up the overall costs considerably. My room was fine but not $300 fine, it was on par with a three-star hotel. The room was small but they made use of every ounce of space with a small kitchenette but no microwave. A small two-person table, and a couch. It was jarring to enter the room to a wooden divider with a strategically placed book and the bed on the other side of it. The TV could be turned to either face the bed or couch. The bathroom was fine but dark. There is no way to apply makeup in the lighting, I kept trying to figure out a way to make it a bit brighter but could not. The water pressure was light but did the trick. The smell in the room was a musty almost mildew smell, that kept me in a tense kind of "this place is not clean" frame of mind. It looked clean but I could not get really comfortable in the room. You are paying for location with this hotel, that is its biggest selling point and it is considered to be on the side of Beverly Hills but is not truly Beverly Hills

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