Beverly Hills Hotel Guide. Hotels in Pine Ridge, Beverly Hills, United States of America

"Good waterfront location with dining and bar on site. Pool and hot tub well maintained and while we couldn't locate pool towels, a friendly lady eventually came around with some small locker sized towels. Double beds almost kept us from choosing this location, but the rooms were adequate and the a/c worked. Expect not to have a room available until after 4pm check in time and be ready to wait again in line. Breakfast was included and there was good enough variety though not enough seating as breakfast was displaced for a meeting. Kayaks and boats available for rental as well as group tours and have good reviews. Plenty of food options close by with nice views and outdoor dining. It appears that they were recently acquired by Wyndham and small renovations were in process during our stay. Will likely stay again. "

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"The night attendant went 0 to 60 testy about the towels. The only way he would give us two more towels is if we physically brought down our dirty ones. It was perplexing to say the least. After learning that the hotel has lost many towels to beach goers, I told him we had taken our own beach towels from home. It made no difference. The next morning, the day attendant gave us plenty of them and just wrote down our room number. Made much more sense and very kind about it. BRING YOUR OWN BEACH TOWELS, regardless. Common courtesy was probably destroyed by previous hotel guests and we received hostility because of it. Not a pleasant encounter."

"Great location, the room was clean and a very good restaurant attacked to the hotel I would recommend the food to anyone. "

"My family of four enjoyed every bit of our three night stay. Will definitely come back! "

"Clean room nice staff"

"Love the location. Several good restaurants within walking distance. Very clean. Parking is a bit tight though."

"The property was fine. The room I stayed in had a Walmart bag covering the fire alarm."

"The restaurant and dock next door were pretty, as pictured, and there was a gorgeous view out of the room window, but the hotel itself was shady. It was old, dirty, dilapidated, and falling apart. Rusty lights, caulking on the floor, door jambs were rotting out. Four locks on the door, some of which did not work. For $120, I would have expected something a little less ancient. Room did have hardwood floors, and the hotel staff was very nice."