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Cinq à Sept

Cinq à Sept, our rooftop restaurant named for the hour when good intentions begin to slip. Upstairs, in a candlelit garden, Chef Christopher McClaughlin cooks with discipline and a slight disregard for consequences—dishes built to be shared, abandoned, and returned to.

It’s all happening inside a Michelin Key-awarded property, though no one’s behaving like it.

Croissant and a wine glass on a tray by a chilled bottle, surrounded by bistro chairs under a canopy at Petit Ermitage
Gardens with a patio featuring rustic wooden tables, white awnings, and lush greenery at Petit Ermitage
Chic nightstand by a patterned headboard under a gold lamp in a floral bedroom at Petit Ermitage

Room Service

For evenings that call for complete seclusion, in-room dining allows the experience to continue within the privacy of your suite. 

Guest by a green headboard with a drink in romantic dining Los Angeles at Petit Ermitage
Grilled corn ribs with dipping sauce on a white ceramic plate, and an iced drink served under a bright sun at Petit Ermitage