Our Studio features an open layout with kitchenette, seating alcove, bespoke furnishings and a marble bathroom to unwind. Located a few short steps from goings-on in the lobby, the Canon Building is nestled on a secluded neighborhood street with the feel of a private residence. First floor studios feature private outdoor patios. Accessible rooms available.
In-Room Tablet
Davines Products
Imported Linens
Seating Area
Your King bed has been made with only the finest imported linens; custom down comforters and oversized hypo-allergenic down pillows. You’re not healthy, unless your sleep is healthy.
Refresh in our calming baths featuring statuary white and ming green marble, rainforest showerheads and Davines Bath Products. Unwind and relax in our plush terry robes and cotton knit towels.
Your space is designed for pure comfort and convenience with European white oak hard wood flooring, inviting seating alcove and private outdoor terrace. Use your customized Proper tablet for in room dining, daily e-newspapers, and service requests.
Order in-room dining from Viviane, our signature restaurant spearheaded by Chef Michael Reed, with just a swipe on your customized KeyPr tablet.
In 1999, we transformed a forgotten architectural gem on a quiet corner of Beverly Hills into an exciting boutique hotel we called Avalon. Our very first property sparked two decades in hospitality and design, including our sister resort in the magical desert of Palm Springs.
Avalon flows with what we adore about creating, running, and staying in small luxury hotels. Both share fresh perspectives on mid-century revival and modern design. Both are comfortable with the paradox of friendly glamour…of a hideaway right here and now.
In 1999, we transformed a forgotten architectural gem on a quiet corner of Beverly Hills into an exciting boutique hotel we called Avalon. Our very first property sparked two decades in hospitality and design, including our sister resort in the magical desert of Palm Springs.
Avalon flows with what we adore about creating, running, and staying in small luxury hotels. Both share fresh perspectives on mid-century revival and modern design. Both are comfortable with the paradox of friendly glamour…of a hideaway right here and now.
