If you’re suffering from hotel fatigue, a stay at the Raffles L’Ermitage in Beverly Hills is sure to renew your faith in the possibilities of luxury living on the road. The subject of a recent $60 million renovation, this exclusive property is a favorite with actors on press junkets and musicians on the road. You may recognize the striking interiors from Steven Soderburgh’s film Full Frontal. Layered in pale colors and light woods (English sycamore and maple abound), the sparse but striking interiors of the hotel will win you over after a single glance. The guest rooms themselves are bathed in soft lighting and intricate wood paneling, giving you the sense that you’re really staying in the home of a world-renowned architect. Check out the posh rooftop area, where you’ll find a reflecting pool, a big screen television, and plenty of altitude. Strut your stuff and take a dip in the pool. Downstairs, the Writer’s Bar is a perfect place to dream about that screenplay you’ve been meaning to write. Minimal decor in pine and taupe keep the focus on you and your companion. After a cocktail, decide whether you’d like to eat in-house at JAAN or step two blocks down to perennial favorite Maple Drive for crab cakes with fried lemon slices.