Beverly Hills voters will decide Tuesday whether to rescind the City Council’s approval of an ultra-luxury hotel project helmed by French multibillionaire Bernard Arnault.

Beverly Hills Mayor Julian Gold issued a statement following the vote, all but signaling defeat. The statement said in part: "I believe our community lost an incredible addition to Rodeo Drive ...

LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault, the world’s wealthiest person, has lost a bid to build a luxury hotel on Beverly Hills’ Rodeo Drive. AFP via Getty Images.

Beverly Hills resident Rose Kaiserman voted in favor of the project. "This is a different kind of luxury hotel than the others that we currently have," she said.

Beverly Hills voters have defeated plans for a luxury hotel on Rodeo Drive, which was backed by the world’s richest man. In certified election results released Friday, opponents of the hotel won ...

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This hotel would be considered “ultra-luxury,” with an average room expected to cost just over $2K per night, the Beverly Hills Courier reported late last year when the council gave its approval.

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