The Beverly Wilshire Hotel, known for its appearances in films such as “Pretty Woman” and “Beverly Hills Cop,” has been cited for multiple health code violations following a recent inspection.
Inspection Details and Violations
According to a report by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, the inspection took place on May 16, 2024. Inspectors identified several violations at the luxury hotel, located at 9500 Wilshire Blvd in Beverly Hills. The infractions included improper food storage temperatures, inadequate handwashing facilities, and evidence of rodent activity in food preparation areas.
The health department’s report noted that food items were not being kept at the required temperatures, which could potentially lead to the growth of harmful bacteria. Additionally, inspectors found that handwashing sinks were either inaccessible or lacked necessary supplies such as soap and paper towels. Evidence of rodents was also observed in kitchen and storage areas, prompting further concern.
Hotel Response and Follow-Up Actions
In response to the inspection findings, a spokesperson for the Beverly Wilshire stated that the hotel is taking immediate steps to address the issues identified. The spokesperson emphasized that the safety and well-being of guests and staff are the hotel’s top priorities, and that corrective measures are being implemented in accordance with health department guidelines.
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health indicated that a follow-up inspection will be conducted to ensure compliance with health regulations. The hotel will be required to correct all violations to maintain its operating permit.
Background and Notable Appearances
The Beverly Wilshire Hotel is a well-known landmark in Beverly Hills and has been featured in several major films, most notably “Pretty Woman” starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere, as well as “Beverly Hills Cop” with Eddie Murphy. The hotel has long been associated with luxury and celebrity clientele.
Further Information
For more details, the full report can be accessed at this link.
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