San Francisco Hotels
Hotel Palomar
12 Fourth St
San Francisco, CA 94103
Tel. 866/373-4941, 415/348-1111
Fax. 415/348-0302
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The Kimpton Boutique Hotels' most luxurious downtown property occupies the top five floors of a refurbished 1907 landmark office building. As the group's most refined boutique property, the Art Deco-inspired interior designed by Cheryl Rowley features rooms with an updated twist on 1930s modern design -- artful, understated textural elements such as emerald-tone velvets, fine woods, and raffia. Tailored lines and rich textures throughout lend a sophisticated, fresh aspect ...
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Price Range: From $369 double; from $569 suite. Continental breakfast $22
Pets: Pets welcome
Facilities: Restaurant; fitness center; concierge; courtesy car; business center; secretarial services; room service; in-room massage; babysitting; same-day laundry service/dry cleaning
Parking: Parking $44
Transportation: Streetcar: F, and all underground streetcars. BART: All trains
Payment: AmEx, Debit, Discover, Mastercard, Visa
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Decent
Posted by jasono from los angeles, CA on February 26, 2007
It was way back in 2000 when i stayed here, but i remember liking it fine. djs spinning good downbeat music on sundays was a really nice touch. i don't remember the rooms being super large as hslee said but could be...
Pretty hip but can be borderline seedy at night
Posted by hsleeny from Irvine, CA on February 25, 2007
I stayed here for work during a week night in november 06. the rooms are nicely updated with modern decor and they're huge compared to many downtown sf hotels. however, i stepped out around midnight to buy a toothpaste and found number of homeless people and drunken youths on the corner. all in all, a good hotel but somewhat too close to the seedy tenderloin area.
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