Beauty + Fashion
Ani Gutierrez
LA’s Valentine’s Day Escape for Wellness, Romance, and Quiet Luxury: L’Ermitage Beverly Hills
Ditch the chaos and crowded restaurants this Valentine’s Day. At L’Ermitage Beverly Hills, romance means wellness rituals, intimate suite experiences, and golden-hour cocktails.
- By: Ani Gutierrez
Every Valentine’s Day in LA, the city tends to reveal its usual patterns: packed dining rooms, staged celebrations, and romance that rarely happens in private. For those seeking something beyond the usual spectacle, another kind of Valentine’s experience is in reach, as L’Ermitage Beverly Hills steps away from the predictable frenzy. Instead, the all-suite hideaway reframes the holiday to be rooted in wellness, privacy, and the kind of understated luxury that doesn’t need an audience.
Tucked just moments from Rodeo Drive, yet worlds away from the chaos in spirit, L’Ermitage has long been a refuge for those who prefer calm over clout. This Valentine’s weekend, the hotel leans into that identity by offering exclusive experiences that feel restorative rather than performative; perfect for those who see romance less as a spectacle and more as a shared reset.
Now picture this, a Valentine’s Day unfolding on your terms: a blissful couples facial, rooftop cocktails lit by a golden-hour glow, and thoughtful touches that let romance take center stage. At L’Ermitage, the holiday is made to deliver exactly this kind of intimate escape.
Recharge Together : The Wellness Reset at L’Ermitage
The centerpiece of L’Ermitage’s Valentine’s offerings is its Wellness Reset, available through the end of Feb. This overnight experience pairs a luxury suite stay with Joanna Czech’s signature Cryo Drainage Facial, a treatment designed to stimulate circulation, promote lymphatic drainage, and leave skin radiant and rejuvenated. Whether booked as a couples ritual or a self-care-forward gift, the Wellness Reset frames the holiday differently: not as a checklist of gestures, but as an opportunity to pause, recharge, and reconnect. It reflects a broader shift in modern romance, where indulgence is measured in self-care and renewal rather than extravagance.
Coastal Flavors & Rooftop Romance at Costa Covo and Poza
At Costa Covo, the hotel’s Italian restaurant, Valentine’s dinners on Feb. 13 and 14 center on coastal seafood and handmade pastas in a candlelit setting, feeling more like an intimate neighborhood gem than a Beverly Hills hotspot. It’s a dining experience that’s intimate rather than performative, just as it should be. Running from 6-10p.m., reservations can be made on OpenTable.
Meanwhile, Poza, the rooftop lounge, offers a sunset-driven Valentine’s Day celebration with seafood-forward bites, caviar accents, and craft cocktails, all served alongside LA’s panoramic views. Up here, the vibe is elevated but effortless, with no rush or spectacle, just the city’s lights sparkling around you.
Classic Romance, Reimagined: The L’amore Bespoke Package
For those who still enjoy classic Valentine’s touches, just without the crowds and chaos, the L’amore Bespoke Romance Package brings the same understated luxury indoors. Rose-petal turndown, chocolate-covered strawberries, Veuve Clicquot champagne, and monogrammed linens create a specially intimate mood, while in-suite details like Vera Wang Love Eau de Parfum make the experience feel more personalized. Upgraded suites add monogrammed robes, a fresh bouquet of roses, and a breakfast credit, inviting every moment to linger. This kind of experience is luxurious without being showy, indulgent without feeling staged and, in the best way, utterly rom-com coded.
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By the time the weekend comes to an end, Valentine’s at L’Ermitage will have you feeling fully renewed and immersed in the kind of calm indulgence the city rarely offers. Whether you find yourself watching the city’s glow from the rooftop, receiving a rejuvenating facial, or simply savoring a shared moment of stillness with your partner, this is the kind of understated luxury that thrives here. When the city’s usual Valentine’s chaos calls again, you’ll be tempted to just stay here forever.
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