AKA Beverly Hills

Located in Beverly Hills, the accommodation offers spacious, well-equipped rooms with a full kitchen and prime location near shopping and dining. Guests praise the exceptional cleanliness and friendly, professional staff.

We stayed 10 days at aka Beverly Hills and couldn't have been happier! My husband had spine surgery, so I was coming and going alone. Each return to aka was like "coming home"... only better! The staff welcomed me, parked my car, carried my groceries, made sure I had what I needed.

Warning: Thief present!! I'm writing this comment to ensure that future guests of this hotel remain cautious. I am aware that one comment will not affect the hotel's reputation and business significantly, but at least those who read this will take extra care of their personal belongings. I wish I didn't have to write such a comment, but things did not go as planned. My wife and I stayed at this hotel from June 15th to June 23rd. We originally planned to stay at the Four Seasons Hotel, but we chose this hotel because my brother had made a reservation here for September. I wish we hadn't. For the first time in her life, my wife forgot her rings in a hotel room. Ironically, it happened on the cleaning day. (This hotel only has cleaning service once a week on Wednesdays.) We left the hotel in the morning. When we returned around 5:00 PM, we noticed the rings were not on top of the drawer where we left them. We reported the situation to both the hotel management and the police. Initially, the hotel management and staff did not seem very concerned (until we made a big deal out of it), mentioning that such a problem had never occurred before and that their staff had been with them for 6-7 years. Since the rings were not in the safe but on the drawer, we had no proof. The thief, who was the cleaner, took full advantage of this situation. That was why she dared to commit the theft. Afterwards, the hotel management calmly tried to talk us down, and the meeting ended. (I assume they thought we were making up this story to get a refund, but we are not the kind of people to blame others or lie. We don't need the money either.) The general manager said that without proof, they couldn't blame the employee, but they understood our situation. As a businessman, I understand this perspective and way of thinking. However, if I were in his position, I would definitely make a gesture to satisfy the customer, which he chose not to do. Maybe, as I mentioned above, he didn't want to believe us because the easiest and least stressful solution for the whole hotel was this, and the staff would keep their jobs. As a business owner who has dealt with numerous customer problems, I always stood by my customers, evaluated the situation with them, and made gestures. In my opinion, the hotel's approach was very inadequate. Problematic customers exist in every business, but we were not one of them. We tried to manage the process with calm and polite communication, not wanting to trouble anyone who was innocent. I also mentioned that we would have been sure not to encounter such a situation had we stayed at the Four Seasons Hotel. We estimate the total value of the rings to be about $20,000. Let the hotel management and staff continue to delude themselves. But one thing I am sure of as my own name: that cleaner is a thief! Everyone be careful and never leave your valuable personal belongings in an open place! Kind Regards, Oguzhan