Beverly Hills
designer boutiques · leafy avenues · polished storefronts · leisurely dinners
7.5/10
The Golden Triangle concentrates Rodeo Drive boutiques, browsing and restaurants; stay near the commercial streets for easy walking.
- Getting around
- 7.4
- On your doorstep
- 4.0
- Hotels
- 8.4
- Value
- 0.0
- Axel’s verdict
- 7.5
Beverly Hills suits travelers who want a composed setting rather than a busy entertainment district. The Golden Triangle puts Rodeo Drive's boutiques, restaurants and window-shopping within an easy stroll. Stay near those commercial streets if walking out for meals matters; the leafy residential avenues offer a different experience from the shopping district.
- Best for
- luxury travelersshopping
- Skip it if
- You want energetic nightlife outside your door; You expect Rodeo Drive to have its own subway stop
- Getting around
- Walk the Golden Triangle; buses 20/720 use Wilshire; the D Line serves eastern Beverly Hills at Wilshire/La Cienega, not Rodeo Drive; taxi or rideshare works best from LAX.
- After dark
- Think dinner and a quieter stroll rather than a concentrated bar crawl; Rodeo Drive is primarily a shopping destination.