Lavish perks at the brand-new Bel Air home include a wellness center and a rooftop pickleball court with views of the Getty Museum.

The Hotel Bel-Air tends to get quite understandably busy, so if you’re not a guest, making a spa appointment well in advance of its 7 p.m. nightly closure is probably a good idea.

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On April 16 – for one night only – Hotel Bel-Air will join forces with sister hotel The Dorchester London for a special collaboration dinner co-curated by Hotel Bel-Air’s Culinary Director ...

Since its opening in 1946, Hotel Bel-Air has epitomized luxury, elegance, and exclusivity. The winding roads of Bel-Air guide you to this hidden oasis, tucked away on 12 acres of lush gardens and ...

Hotel Bel-Air's pool was once a horse-riding ring, hence its distinct oval shape. The water is always heated to 82 degrees, and tall palm trees provide ample shade and a postcard-perfect backdrop.

In 2024, the Hotel Bel-Air was one of only 11 U.S. properties to be awarded the coveted three Michelin Key designation in the inaugural year of the awards.

Hotel Bel-Air, a favorite hideaway of Marilyn Monroe, has achieved a prestigious honor as the only hotel in California to make the World's 50 Best Hotels list. Here's what it's like to stay there.

When blonde bombshell Marilyn Monroe swept into Hotel Bel-Air on a balmy afternoon in late June of 1962, she was five hours late for her shoot with legendary photographer Bert Stern.

The Hotel Bel-Air is such a magical place and luckily for Chef Christophe Rull it’s his office. He’s the executive pastry chef of the Patisserie, a bakery that opened recently. While th… ...