The Beverly Hills Hotel is set to introduce The Supper Club later this year, marking a significant addition to the iconic venue. Designed by renowned American designer Ken Fulk, this new social destination will offer a unique blend of dining and entertainment, aiming to become a central gathering place in Los Angeles.
The Supper Club, located just off the hotel's famed red-carpet entrance, is part of a broader expansion that includes a new cocktail bar, a screening room, and a private dining room. The venue will seat 94 guests and feature live entertainment curated by Alex Le Roux of ALR Music, alongside a culinary experience led by chef Mattia Agazzi. Agazzi, formerly of Gucci Osteria Beverly Hills, will offer a menu that combines California produce with Italian culinary traditions.
Ken Fulk's design pays homage to the hotel's mid-century Hollywood glamour whilst incorporating modern elements. A standout feature is a custom ceiling mural by artist Caroline Lizarraga, depicting the night sky as it appeared when the hotel opened in 1912.
General Manager John Scanlon expressed enthusiasm for the new additions, stating, “Our guests and friends have told us they want even more ways to enjoy the singular atmosphere of our hotel, and we’ve listened.” The Supper Club and its accompanying spaces are expected to enhance the hotel's social offerings, ensuring its place as a cultural hub in Los Angeles for years to come
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