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Kimpton La Peer Hotel

3.4 (164 reviews)
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Franklin M.

My coworker set up a gathering amongst us travel agents to meet on a weekday night in the lobby area. The hotel is situated in a walkable neighborhood with many restaurants and bars nearby. We ordered cocktails and appetizers from the bar which is situated next to the pool. The drinks were strong and amazing with great flavors. The food that was brought out to us was so delicious we left nothing on the plates.

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Johan N.

I don't write bad reviews but this was the worst hotel experience I've ever had so I feel the need to share so that others can avoid this place. I booked this hotel through my Amex Platinum which came with some perks including a free upgrade and early check-in. We arrived for check-in at about 1:30pm (normal check-in time is 4:00pm) and the lady at the desk said a room was ready. However, they had a much nicer "designer suite" available if we wanted to wanted to wait a bit--they were cleaning it at the time. Of course we chose the upgrade and walked out to get lunch. We came back 45 minutes later and tried to check-in and somehow the rune was still not ready... still cleaning but "would be ready soon". We then walked over to the bar (No Rose-no issues with the bar, it was nice, good drinks, good service) for a couple of drinks. After another 45 minutes we went back to the front desk, it's now 3pm, and the room is STILL not ready. At this point we are offered the standard room again or to wait for the suite which would be ready "within half an hour", but now we've waited 1.5 hours so we might as well wait for the nicer suite right!? Turns out that was a huge mistake. The suite was not ready until 4:30pm and we didn't get up to the room until almost 5pm. When we got there there were huge clumps of hair left (see pics) and the pillow cases were WET. So disgusting. At this point we were in a hurry to make our dinner rez so we left and complained at the desk. The manager apologized profusely and said they would take care of it. We got back around midnight and the hair was STILL THERE. At least the pillow cases were dry so that we could sleep. At that point we were too tired to complain so we just went to sleep and left early the next day. We didn't get to fully enjoy our stay and it really ruined our night. They did comp our parking ($70) and offered us a couple of free drinks at the bar (whoopie). Totally not enough compensation for what we went through but I was so over it I just wanted to get out of there. Overall we spent 4 hours in the lobby, and 1 awake-hour in our room. What a joke.

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Here you are, family! Carlos is absolutely incredible and truly embodies what hospitality is all about. Every stay is an amazing experience, and when I'm in WEHO, I won't stay anywhere else besides La Peer Hotel. I would recommend this hotel any day of the week -- and make sure to see Carlos at the front desk! Exceptional service, genuine hospitality, and an unforgettable experience every time.

Pantea M.

Such a wonderful place to go to relax by the pool and grab quick bites. The service is a bit slow for foods, However they are yummy and very flavorful

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No Rose just opened today inside the Kimpton La Peer Hotel, and it already feels like a great new spot in West Hollywood. The space is beautiful -- stylish indoor lounge areas and a relaxed outdoor patio that's perfect for hanging out. The cocktails were excellent, really well crafted and flavorful. You can tell a lot of thought went into both the drinks and the design of the bar. Excited to have this new addition to the neighborhood!

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Charlie S.

I really enjoyed my stay at the Kimpton This will be my preferred hotel in la from now on , as I visit at least twice a year. Staff and service was excellent and the cold brew on tap sold me

Julian H.

Stayed for 2 weeks in October 2023 - awesome location, great restaurant and bar (amazing breakfast!). Stayed in La Peer suite - very spacious, clean, felt like an apartment. Pet friendly which was great. Would stay again when in LA.

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Audrey T.

Stayed here for a night and enjoyed our stay. Loved the art and decor, as well as the amazing bathtub in the room. Everything was very clean and aesthetic. The pool area and gym is very lovely as well. The gym had all the equipment you need for a good workout. Enjoyed the cold brew and kombucha on tap, as well as wine happy hour. The food and drinks in their lobby were just alright (LA has so many options) - 20% auto gratuity. Was a little miffed by the extra fees that were not disclosed before the stay eg. daily guest amenity fee and hotel worker protection ordinance fee.

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