Regions West
June 12, 2008
The hotel at 10740 Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, Calif., has entered into a new league with its recent $25 million makeover. The lodging facility is now the Hotel Palomar Westwood, a boutique hotel with 267 guestrooms on the top eight floors of a 19-story structure, with parking on floors two through five; a fitness center is on the sixth floor and public spaces at ground level. Originally developed in 1972, the property opened as a Holiday Inn and later emerged into a DoubleTree Inn, and finally, the Westwood Hotel before the most recent transformation. Property owner Behringer Harvard tapped Ginsler to orchestrate the design.
The hotel at 10740 Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles, Calif., has entered into a new league with its recent $25 million makeover. The lodging facility is now the Hotel Palomar Westwood, a boutique hotel with 267 guestrooms on the top eight floors of a 19-story structure, with parking on floors two through five; a fitness center is on the sixth floor and public spaces at ground level. Originally developed in 1972, the property opened as a Holiday Inn and later emerged into a DoubleTree Inn, and finally, the Westwood Hotel before the most recent transformation. Property owner Behringer Harvard tapped Ginsler to orchestrate the design.
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