A suite full of fresh flowers is the oldest luxury in the hotel playbook — and one of the easiest to arrange from anywhere in the world. Whether you're welcoming someone to Los Angeles, marking an anniversary mid-trip, or thanking a colleague after a long week of meetings, we hand-deliver to every hotel in Beverly Hills, same day, coordinated directly with the front desk or concierge.
This guide covers the three details every hotel delivery needs, how hand-off actually works behind the scenes, and what to send depending on the occasion — from a single elegant vase to a full suite installation.
The Three Details Every Hotel Delivery Needs
Hotels in Beverly Hills protect their guests' privacy carefully — which is exactly what you want when you're staying there. It also means a flower delivery needs to be precise. Include these three things in your order notes, and everything else is our job:
- The guest's name exactly as registered. This is the one that matters most. If the reservation is under a company name or a partner's name, tell us — the front desk matches deliveries to the registration, not to nicknames.
- The hotel's full name. "The Four Seasons" alone is ambiguous in LA — Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel on Wilshire and the Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills are two different buildings a mile apart.
- Check-in date (and room number if you know it). A room number speeds things up but isn't required — hotels will locate a registered guest. If the flowers should be waiting in the room at check-in, tell us the arrival time and we'll coordinate the timing with the concierge.
Not sure about any of these? Call us at (310) 612-6677 — we handle hotel deliveries daily and will tell you exactly what's needed for your situation.
How Hand-Off Works at Beverly Hills Hotels
Here's what happens after you place the order. Our team delivers the arrangement personally to the hotel — we never ship in a box. At the property, flowers for guests are received by the front desk, bell desk or concierge, logged, and brought up to the room by hotel staff, usually within the hour. For in-room surprises timed to check-in, the concierge holds the arrangement and places it in the suite before the guest arrives.
We deliver daily to all of the neighborhood's landmark properties, including:
- The Peninsula Beverly Hills — Santa Monica Blvd & Lasky Dr
- Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel — at the foot of Rodeo Drive
- Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills — Wilshire & Santa Monica
- The Beverly Hills Hotel — Sunset Blvd
- The Maybourne Beverly Hills — across from Beverly Cañon Gardens
- L'Ermitage Beverly Hills — Burton Way
- Plus the Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills, the SLS, hotels along the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, and every other property across the LA Westside
Each front desk has its own rhythm, and after years of daily deliveries our drivers know them — which entrance to use, who signs, and how to make sure an arrangement doesn't sit in a back office while the moment passes.
What to Send to a Hotel Guest
A hotel room raises the bar: the arrangement will likely be the only personal object in the suite, so it carries the whole gesture. A few pairings we deliver most often:
- Romantic welcome or anniversary mid-trip — classic roses in a low, suite-friendly vase, or a love & romance design.
- Business thank-you or client welcome — a refined neutral palette from the white collection; elegant without being personal.
- Celebration in town — a statement piece from the Luxe Collection, with the option to pair flowers with champagne.
- Birthday on the road — birthday flowers with balloons added to the order.
One practical note from experience: for hotel rooms we recommend arrangements in vases rather than hand-tied bouquets — a guest shouldn't have to hunt down a vase from room service. Every design in our same-day collection arrives ready to place on the table.
Discretion, Cards & Anonymous Sending
Every delivery includes a free personal card — the card carries only what you write, and nothing identifies the sender unless you choose to. If you'd like the delivery to be completely anonymous, note it on the order. And what happens in the suite stays in the suite: we coordinate with hotel staff, not with anyone else.
Timing: Order by 7 PM for Same-Day
Hotel deliveries follow our standard same-day window — order by 7 PM and the arrangement reaches the property the same evening. For check-in surprises, we recommend ordering the day before with the arrival time noted, so the concierge has the flowers ready. Planning a proposal, a suite full of roses, or an event at the hotel? That's event territory — call us and we'll design it properly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I send flowers to someone staying at a hotel in Beverly Hills?
Yes. Provide the guest's registered name, the hotel's full name and the stay dates — we hand-deliver to the front desk or concierge, and hotel staff bring the arrangement to the room.
Do I need the room number to send flowers to a hotel?
No. A room number speeds up hand-off, but hotels will locate any registered guest by name. The name as registered is the essential detail.
Can flowers be waiting in the room before the guest checks in?
Yes — order the day before, tell us the arrival time, and we coordinate with the concierge so the arrangement is placed in the suite before check-in.
Will the hotel tell the guest who sent the flowers?
Only the card speaks. Write what you like — or send anonymously by noting it on your order.
How late can I order same-day flowers to a Beverly Hills hotel?
Order by 7 PM for same-day hotel delivery. For tight evening timing, call (310) 612-6677 and we'll confirm what's realistic tonight.
Which Beverly Hills hotels do you deliver to?
All of them — including The Peninsula, Beverly Wilshire, Waldorf Astoria, The Beverly Hills Hotel, The Maybourne and L'Ermitage — plus hotels across West Hollywood, Century City and greater Los Angeles.
Zareh Ghoukassian is the founder and lead designer of Beverly Hills Florist, 468 N Camden Dr #200, Beverly Hills, CA 90210. Order line: (310) 612-6677.