A different kind of Los Angeles holiday stay
Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills is introducing several new seasonal experiences for December 2026, combining private cinema, in-suite surprises and floral design with its existing festive dining programme.
The announcement, issued on 20 October, is designed around activities guests can enjoy without leaving the hotel as well as special meals that suit a wider Los Angeles visit. For travellers choosing an urban stop after a yacht or resort holiday, it offers a structured alternative to conventional shopping and sightseeing.
Dinner and a Movie at Culina
On 4, 5, 11, 12, 18 and 19 December, the hotel will offer Dinner & A Movie at Culina. Guests begin with a fixed-price Italian dinner before moving to the hotel's private screening room for films selected from familiar holiday favourites.
The programme names Elf, The Grinch and The Holiday among its seasonal films. The restaurant menu features options such as bigeye tuna tartare, olive-oil-poached halibut and saffron risotto, with additions such as Wagyu strip steak or lobster depending on the selected order.
Published dinner prices
Four Seasons lists a starting cost of US$95 per adult and US$75 per child for the Dinner & A Movie dates. These are the prices stated in the October announcement and are not a guarantee of seating availability on any particular evening.
Visitors should confirm what is included in the price, especially where menu supplements, drinks and service charges may apply. The screening-room capacity is limited by the venue, making reservations important for families hoping to attend together.
Jeff Leatham's festive floral workshop
Artistic Director Jeff Leatham will lead a holiday floral masterclass on 17 December from 18:00 to 20:00. The activity is restricted to registered hotel guests and is priced at US$395 per person, according to the press release.
Participants are invited to make their own festive centrepiece in a private studio setting, with Champagne, cheese and charcuterie included. The event is a practical introduction to floral composition rather than a formal art exhibition, and guests take home their finished creation.
Dial for Joy brings surprises to guestrooms
The new Dial for Joy service lets guests request a selection of seasonal treats by calling from their room during December. Options include gingerbread decorating, a ready-to-enjoy movie night, elaborate ice-cream sundaes and festive drinks.
The attraction is convenience: families and couples can enjoy an activity without travelling across the city. However, the hotel has not said in the release that every option is complimentary, so guests should check any charges and availability when making requests.
Familiar dining traditions continue
Culina will also host a Thanksgiving brunch with a broad buffet, while the hotel plans additional seasonal dishes during December. New Year's Eve will include a Roaring Twenties-themed gathering in The Lounge with entertainment and a Champagne toast.
These events cater to different visitors. A family may prioritise a festive meal and quiet screening, while couples travelling for the holiday period may prefer the evening celebrations and restaurant experiences.
A longer stay offer
The hotel is advertising a Fourth Night Free arrangement for eligible stays, presenting it as an opportunity to spend more time in Los Angeles. The offer is separate from the individual special events and may carry its own booking conditions.
A fourth complimentary night does not necessarily cover meals, activities or local taxes. Travellers should compare the full reservation terms with other available rates before making a commitment.
Planning the festive calendar
The scheduled cinema dinners, 17 December workshop and December in-suite programme can be useful anchors for a luxury city break. But a special event requires a reservation, and hotel accommodation alone should not be assumed to secure a place.
Guests should confirm the final event schedule, guest eligibility, cancellation policies and any dietary needs directly with Four Seasons. The October announcement establishes the planned programme, not real-time booking availability.
