Introduction <img alt="" src="/forum/hotelreview/uploads/userreviewimages/24793/images/BW%20lobby%20%20201306.jpg" style="height:320px; width:240px"><br>A midsize (395 room) traditional hotel, the main doors on Wilshire Boulevard lead to the grand two-story lobby — impressive indeed with a massive three-tiered crystal chandelier positioned over a round table with ever-changing original floral arrangements.While FSLA is set in a quieter residential neighborhood, the Beverly Wilshire is right in the middle of things. Located at the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Rodeo Drive, guests literally step outside the hotel’s front door and cross the street to begin their Beverly Hills shopping adventure (or walk to numerous neighborhood restaurants). Room That hotel has two wings. The original 1928 Wilshire Wing has a traditional feel, while the 1971 Beverly Wing is more contemporary. Lead-in Signature Rooms (found mostly in the Beverly Wing) feature tall ceilings and windows that stretch from ceiling-to-floor and wall-to-wall. Rooms are spacious with a lot of natural light. Signature Balcony Rooms have the same interior dimensions with French doors leading to a private balcony. Decorated in creams and golds, these rooms provide traditional Four Seasons bathrooms — separate step-in showers, soaking tubs, a single vanity, and WC. The third room tier, BW Studio, is 600 sq ft with a full-size sofabed. Amenities The second floor of the Beverly Wing features a rooftop pool and gym.<br>&nbsp;