The throwback white-glove service at this Spanish Revival-style hotel starts upon arrival, when guests are greeted by dapper valets in top hats.

The Montage Beverly Hills is an ode to old Hollywood glamour. The throwback white-glove service at this Spanish Revival-style hotel starts upon arrival, when guests are greeted by dapper valets in top hats. There’s an abundance of luxe offerings throughout: a tea lounge with hand-painted china by porcelain artist Lissi Kaplan and a live harpist; a spa salon run by colorist to the stars Kim Vo; and legendary barbershop Gornik & Drucker. Acclaimed New York transplant Scarpetta is the place to try chef Scott Conant’s modernized Italian, while the more casual Rooftop Grill serves chef Patrice Martineau’s fresh California cuisine sourced from local farmers’ markets. Martineau also helms Parq Bar, which opens onto the Beverly Canon Gardens, and E10, a Nina Petronzio-designed whiskey bar that has custom furniture from her Plush Home collection and specializes in Macallan single malt. The 201 residential rooms have mosaic-tiled bathrooms and plush chaise furniture. The trump card? A chauffeured Maybach at the ready for shopping jaunts to Rodeo Drive.