TabledConditional Use

Montrose at Beverly Hills CUP Amendment

Description

Same request to open the restaurant to non-guests, but continued roughly six months after neighbors testified at length about noise, double parking, and hotel management problems.

Impact summary

Residents keep the status quo for now; the hotel must show improvement before the commission will consider making public dining permanent.

Applicant

Name: Montrose at Beverly Hills (represented by Jameson De Trolio)
Address: 900 Hammond Street, West Hollywood, CaliforniaSee this on the map

At a glance

Hearings: 1
Public comments: 0
Total mentions: 1

Last vote · Planning Commission

Tabled7–0, unanimous

Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 17, 2026.

Meeting timeline (1)

Sep 17, 2026Tabled 7–0

Planning Commission Meeting - Sep 17, 2026

Same request to open the restaurant to non-guests, but continued roughly six months after neighbors testified at length about noise, double parking, and hotel management problems.

Related issues (1)

Hotel restaurants in residential zones

Two boutique hotels in residential neighborhoods want to permanently serve non-guests at their restaurants. The Chamberlain got approval with a 10 p.m. cutoff and a doorman; the Montrose was put off six months after neighbors described noise, double parking, and disruptive guests.

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