Draped in pale yellow and salmon, the rooms, suites, and villas at The Peninsula are a study in amenities. Frette linens, Limoges porcelain and data ports are luxuries found in every room. Although the hotel is located on busy Santa Monica Boulevard, a lush landscaping scheme keeps noise levels and distractions to a minimum. The service here is impeccable, with every effort being made to accommodate guests. Our private bar was stocked with the items we'd requested when making our reservations. The Belvedere, The Peninsula's acclaimed restaurant, is known for its country club-feel veranda and its Chilean Seabass--a dish comforting and sophisticated, much like the hotel itself. From the convenient 24-hour check-in/check-out policy to the complimentary Rolls-Royce chauffeur service, The Peninsula is pure Beverly Hills luxury; the proximity to the Rodeo Drive shopping district alone will spoil you. The premier suites include a 2006 Audi A8, a luxury sedan complete with sunroof, Bose stereo, and navigation system. Sly Stallone and his family lived in the multi-story Presidential Villa ($3000 per night), complete with formal dining room, for months during a home renovation.