Marilyn Monroe was a frequent guest and spent the most time in Bungalow One, but Bungalow Seven was her favorite and is known as the "Norma Jean."
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Marlene Dietrich convinced the Beverly Hills Hotel to ease its dress code so she could wear pants in the Polo Lounge. Behind her, the photo depicts a polo-playing Will Rodgers.
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Raquel Welch and Robert Evans were discovered by Hollywood while poolside at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Katharine Hepburn was fond of diving into the pool wearing her tennis clothes.
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The bungalows are nestled behind the Beverly Hills Hotel on 12 lushly landscaped acres. There were originally 21 bungalows.
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The interior of one of the Beverly Hills Hotel's new presidential bungalows. For $15,000 a night, you get high ceilings, five fireplaces, a private pool and outdoor showers.
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The new bungalows also feature private pools.
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The people aren't the only pampered guests at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Pooches are treated to personalized pillows and dishes and special bone-shaped biscuits.
