Hotel Palomar - A One Of A Kind in Downtown Washington DC
Kimpton Hotels is proud to announce the opening of Hotel Palomar.
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The Washington Post: Artsy Hotel Raises the Barre
Travel Weekly: Kimpton says D.C.'s the place to be, and adds seventh property
Washington Business Journal: Hotel Palomar debuts with $32M redo
At Hotel Palomar Washington DC, we think our hotel is worth talking about. We're pleased that others think so too.
TRIP TIPS FOR WASHINGTON- WHERE TO STAY: "The Hotel Palomar attracts sophisticated, creative types rather than buttoned up politicos."
– Travel + Leisure, October 2007
"Buzz is building inside the beltway with new restaurants (Central Michel Richard)... and Kimpton's seventh D.C. boutique hotel, the Palomar - not to mention Nancy Pelosi's chic suits.
– The New York Times Style Magazine, Spring 2007
"...the latest innovative addition to [Kimpton's] string of fun and unconventional establishments is the Palomar...with faux lynx throws cast across the plush beds, matching animal-themed bathrobes in zebra and leopard shades in the wardrobe, a chaise lounge in front of the flat-screen TV and modern art that is striking but not strident, the spacious rooms exude rock star swank..."
– London Sunday Telegraph, October 2007
"The sleek new Hotel Palomar" is a "hidden gem" and "The place to stay" when in Washington DC.
– Shape Magazine, October 2007
"The hotel is the perfect spot at which to begin a self-guided architectural tour of old Washington."
– South China Morning Post, February 2007
"Soft, subtle interior design allows the Palomar's focus on art to stand center stage."
– Hospitality Lighting, Winter 2007
"The Palomar's theme is "Art in Motion" and in a city where politicians are kings, this is a hotel where artists and art lovers are emperors".
– South China Morning Post, February 2007
"With so many lavish conveniences, it's easy to see why Palomar has become the place of choice for celebs."
– Uptown Magazine, Spring 2007
"The Palomar redefines luxury."
– South China Morning Post, February 2007


