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With Japanese-inspired drinks, live music and a breezy outdoor patio, this hotel bar is a destination for locals and travelers alike.

Some Los Angeles hotels are worth visiting just for a drink. With unique atmospheres and stellar mixology, you can experience a world-class night out at these hotels without checking into a room. USA Today just revealed the winners of the 10Best Awards for best hotel bars in the U.S.—nominated by a panel of experts and voted on by USA Today readers—and one Beverly Hills gem made the list. The Lounge at the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills secured the number seven spot in the country, moving up from number eight in 2025.
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The Lounge boasts a dual-ambiance setting suited for any mood: choose between a breezy outdoor patio or a classy interior wrapped in rich leather and dark wood accents. Beyond its polished aesthetic, the venue shines through its inventive culinary and beverage program featuring Japanese-inspired mixology. Cocktails are balanced, botanical and flavor-forward, all rooted in Japanese tradition. The indulgent menu of bar snacks ranges from savory wagyu yakitori and crispy pork belly tacos to decadent caviar fries. An extensive wine list and live entertainment every Friday night sets the stage for a memorable night out.
The Lounge ranks among a standout list of U.S. hotel bars. Claiming the top spot is The Brown Room at Congress Hall in Cape May, New Jersey—a historical post-Prohibition venue famed for craft drinks like the mezcal-based West Wing alongside fresh oyster platters. The Aviator at The Hotel Polaris in Colorado Springs earned second place, while Grapevine, Texas's Magnum Speakeasy at Hotel Vin rounds out the top three.
Whether stopping in for inventive cocktails or soaking up the vibes on a Friday night, The Lounge at the Four Seasons Los Angeles continues to cement its reputation as a must-visit destination for local Angelenos and global travelers alike.
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