of 2018, a one-night stay at a bungalow may cost as much as $10,000. Howard Hughes permanently kept a bungalow at the hotel, but it was a secret whether he was on the premises or not. Often, the only person who knew Hughes was at the Beverly Hills Hotel was the hotel's chef. Hughes would awaken him in the middle of the night to prepare food for him. It has been alleged that several of the bungalows are haunted. Guests have reported hearing what is believed to be Harpo Marx playing the harp and seeing an apparition of Sergei Rachmaninoff. Gallery of historic images See also Dorchester Collection Hotel Bel-Air Van Noy Railway News and Hotel Company References Sources External links Official website Hotels in Beverly Hills, California Landmarks in Los Angeles Sunset Boulevard (Los Angeles) Hotel buildings completed in 1912 1912 establishments in California 1946 establishments in California 1910s architecture in the United States 1940s architecture in the United States Elmer Grey buildings Mediterranean Revival architecture in California Spanish Colonial Revival architecture in California Paul Williams (architect) buildings