Beverly Hilton Hotel Welcomes Pets of L.A. Wildfire Victims
Dogs Take Over The Beverly Hilton. While accommodating victims of LA wildfires, The Beverly Hilton has gone to the dogs! The hotel has waived all pet fees for guests and has become extremely flexible with pet amenities. It's rooftop restaurant, Circa 55, is now pet-friendly. It's quite the juxtaposition from two weeks ago — when The Beverly Hilton was filled with A-List celebrities attending The Golden Globes. The hotel went from Golden Globes to golden labs quickly.
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