Kimpton Hotel Palomar Beverly Hills

Safe Stay: Kimpton Hotel Palomar Beverly Hills has enhanced cleaning and safety measures in place, and follows the Clean Promise (IHG) cleanliness and sanitization policy. Masks and hand sanitizer are provided to guests, and rooms are disinfected between each stay. Social distancing measures are in place, as well as physical barriers between staff and guests. Cashless payment is available. Each room has a 24-hour gap period between stays, and hotel staff are required to wear masks.

• Television
• Pet Friendly
• Fitness Center
• Internet Available
• Business Center
• Meeting Rooms
• Babysitting Available
• Air Conditioning
• Restaurant
• Breakfast Available
• Spa Services
• Parking Available
• Wheelchair Accessible
• Dry Cleaning
• Elevator
• Non-Smoking Property

• Aimee
  Feb. 10, 2021
  Cute, clean and VERY pup friendly

  Loved this place, I would definitely stay again. Nice, boutique hotel with restaurant attached (not open due to Covid19) and very friendly staff. There is no designated dog relief area or walking area close by, but given the location we expected to have to drive to a dog park or trail anyway.
  
  Highly recommend.

• CYNTHIA
  Dec. 26, 2020
  Great location for us

  Excellent service and friendly staff.

• Sarah
  Sep. 20, 2020
  Great experience!

  We enjoyed a staycation this weekend with our dog and we all had a great and relaxing time. There were plenty of quiet side streets to take your pal out for long and leisurely walks and the room was plenty big enough to share with your furry companion. We will definitely be back and will always look for Kimpton hotels wherever our travels take us in the future.

• Suson
  May. 16, 2019
  Our favorite upscale Dog-Friendly Hotel !

  Each time we visit Los Angeles we stay at the Hotel Palomar and it never disappoints. And it is so comforting to see dogs and their owners in the lobby as you enter to register. One review said there is no place to relieve your dog, but this isn't the case. True, you do need to bring your own poop bags but if you walk out of the hotel, turn left there is a grassy area right on the corner of the hotel that has obviously been used by dogs in the past and it is as convenient as it could be.

• Amie
  Aug. 30, 2018
  not dog friendly at all.

  We stayed for 2 nights, and they do allow dogs. They even have cute little dog beds that they send up to your room (which is always a great room at a Kimpton)... but there is nowhere to let your dog outside. Nowhere. Not one single place ANYWHERE.
  
  The conceriege suggested that we drive to the Beverly Hills dog park (which turned out to be over 15 min away & required a yearly membership) when our dogs needed to use the bathroom... are you kidding me??? Its not dog friendly if there's nowhere to poo.
  
  I guess this property would be ok if you have a little city dog who pees on sidewalks, but I've got 3 labs. It was aweful.

• Cynthia
  Apr. 3, 2018
  Awesome experience!

  It was my birthday weekend, and I just wanted a cool meeting place that I could hang out with my friends, and one of course that would accommodate my baby dog Carlos. We had a great experience, and will likely go back there again.

  The hotel was perfect for what I was looking for - nice, hip, relaxed, ambiance..... but it was also smaller, and more intimate than one of the larger hotels. It didn't have the hustle / bustle nor the lines of a large hotel. It was classy and romantic enough, if that was what I was going for (it really wasn't tho', but it was nice that was an option.)

  The pool area was great for hanging out. It's not the same as the picture here on this site -look at the actual hotel web page for that - but it was still nice.

  There was an outdoor fire fixture that was great. Pretty - plus useful when we sat by it for heat because we didn't want to go inside after it started to get dark and cooler.

  My friend's little boy loved the pool, and we really enjoyed sitting in a big swing taking pictures, and otherwise relaxing on the large couches and catching up. There was iced flavored water available.

  I don't believe dogs are allowed in the pool area; we left Carlos in the room. There likely wasn't outside food and drink allowed, but I'm not sure. We had discretely sipped glasses of champagne, and snacked on nuts, and no one seemed to mind.

  The hotel is located in a wonderful area on Wilshire between Westwood / UCLA and Beverly Hills. You could have easily found a wonderful restaurant close by.

  In part because we were feeling lazy, we decided to just eat in the restaurant in the hotel, which I believe is called Double Double. I really liked our waiter who good naturally was great in allowing us to move our eating experience to the game room adjacent to the restaurant. There was a pool table, and other games, two large tvs, a dart board, etc....

  I thought it was perfect while the adults eat and drank (if you post a pic on social media, tagging the hotel/restaurant, you get a free drink) our friend's little boy played nearby. There were other couples having a romantic moment, cuddling on some of the couches far from our louder G rated group. Carlos laid quietly under our table, and no one seemed to notice. It helped having a very small, quiet and well behaved dog....

  The food was good - I liked my large seafood salad and the side of brussel sprouts. The tempura avocado appetizer was a big hit too. There was a full bar, but we didn't need to order much alcohol because we each got a complimentary glass of wine for posting a picture of our food on Facebook. This is something I do anyway, so I thought it was great getting a free glass of wine for it...

  There was no extra fee for Carlos, which was awesome. Further no other rules, such as you can't leave the dog alone in the room. I've stayed in those hotels, and its such a hassle! In fact the form I was to fill out - they ran out of them, and they never got around to running up a copy to the room to have me sign.

  The rooms were nice, and just like on the website.

  Valet was expensive, but not unusually expensive. For those who didn't want to pay the fee, the parking was tricky for my friends who had to drive around for a bit to find street parking. I opted for the valet - it's $44 for in and out privileges. I was okay with paying that amount since I had so much stuff / and Carlos with me.

  Besides the very nice hip ambiance, the price per night for the room was incredible - a wonderful deal compared to other hotels / venues.

  I was extremely happy with our stay here, and will definitely return.

• Elizabeth on Mar. 6, 2020

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