Visitors can enjoy dozens of exclusive centennial offers from Beverly Hills shopping, dining, hotel, sightseeing, and spa and salon destinations. Available now through March 31, 2014, many of the offers include the number 100 (for 100 years) or 1914 (the year Beverly Hills was incorporated) to celebrate the momentous occasion. The offers range from a free glass of champagne with your spa treatment, to gift certificates and two-for-one deals at the Paley Center for Media, Sprinkles Cupcakes, and more. The Luxe Rodeo Drive Hotel is offering its Centennial Celebration Package, featuring a 19.14% discount off the best available rate, a 100-calorie sweet treat, and late checkout. Printed booklets of all the offers are available at the Beverly Hills Visitor Center. To view the full list of offers with links to print out vouchers, visit lovebeverlyhills.com.

The Golden Age Inspired by Marilyn Monroe: "Tihany Design drew inspiration for The Beverly Hills Hotel's Suite 100 from the glamorous lifestyle of Marilyn Monroe, a frequent hotel guest, and the 'understated elegance' of Paul Williams, the celebrated architect who designed the hotel's Polo Lounge, signage and iconic pink-and-green color scheme. Gracefully curved furnishings in rich hues of green and blue complement the existing architectural details of the suite's curved ceilings and walls. Quintessentially Californian, the design features black lacquer finishes, tropical prints, shag carpets and a bar made of rich sycamore wood that speaks to the era's modernist influence."

The Era of Studio 54 – Fashion & Art Collide: "It's the mid-1970s. Disco reigns the scene. Imagine Bianca Jagger breezing through the red velvet rope at Studio 54. Flashbulbs are popping and the bass is thumping. Legendary designer Ken Fulk has created Suite 100: L'Ermitage Beverly Hills as an homage to Andy Warhol's Factory. High-gloss lacquer, mirror finishes, orchids and vintage fashions in the closet balance delicately against the use of Ultrasuede, throughout the expansive suite. Other elements that evoke the decade include a powder room papered in Interview Magazine covers, a ‘Do Not Disturb’ sign that plays on Warhol's celebrated silk-screen portraits, and an interactive iPad photo booth mimicking the allure of the paparazzi adjacent to the room's elevated catwalk."

Film Noir: “The Film Noir Suite, created for the Montage Beverly Hills by interior designer Nina Petronzio, captures the sultry sophistication and mystique of Film Noir that was epitomized in the 1940s by jaded detectives, femme fatales and smoky jazz clubs. Petronzio has designed bespoke, Art Deco-inspired furniture featuring lyre and geometric shapes, gold and silver leaf, and mirrored finishes. Accessories include a collection of Lalique crystal and artwork from the period, as well as fun touches such as a vintage phonograph and typewriter. A 'Press for Champagne' button is sure to surprise and delight guests of the Film Noir Suite.”

The Birth of Modern Luxury: “Design firm Forchielli Glynn has transformed a suite into the embodiment of modern Hollywood glamour at The Peninsula Beverly Hills. Their inspiration is the style and excitement of Awards Season - The Golden Globes, The Grammys, The Oscars - when The Peninsula Beverly Hills plays host to Hollywood VIPs and celebrities. The suite's living room walls are clad in photographic murals of a red carpet Hollywood gala event. Sumptuous sofas create the perfect setting for sipping Champagne. The bedroom features mirrored walls accented with silvery finishes, ideal for couples getting dressed in their finest for a night on the town.”