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Hilton Santa Monica Hotel & Suites

Hilton Santa Monica Hotel & Suites is a 286-room hotel in Santa Monica, California, in the United States.[1]

History

Built in 1990, the eight-floor hotel was last renovated in 2021.[2] Previously operated by DoubleTree Suites as a 253-room hotel,[3] the Hilton Santa Monica reopened in April 2021 following a two-year redesign and renovation. Additional rooms were added by splitting presidential suites and relocating the lounge.[4]

In 2022, someone filed a lawsuit against the hotel for allegedly recording phone calls without warning.[5]

Features

The hotel has 7,773 square feet of meeting space and a rooftop pool.[6][7] All rooms have modular dining tables with power outlets to function as workstations, and the hotel's tech lounge has charging stations and long tables for coworking.[8]

Monica's operates as the hotel's signature restaurant as of 2022.[9] The menu includes West Coast fish and produce.[10]

See also

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References

  1. Hilton Santa Monica Hotel & Suites Opens In The Heart Of Santa Monica Hospitality Net, retrieved 2022-10-09^
  2. Hilton Santa Monica Hotel & Suites- Santa Monica, CA Hotels Travel Weekly, retrieved 2022-10-09^
  3. Hannah Madans Welk. Buildings That Opened During Pandemic Are Slow to Lease Los Angeles Business Journal, 2021-02-07, retrieved 2022-10-09^
  4. Hannah Madans Welk. Hollywood's Hyatt Hotel Nue Lands $27 Million Loan Los Angeles Business Journal, 2021-06-24, retrieved 2022-10-09^
  5. California Hotel Illegally Recorded Cellphone Calls, Suit Says news.bloomberglaw.com, retrieved 2022-10-09^
  6. Kathy A. McDonald. Los Angeles Hotels, Restaurants Prep for Unusual Awards Season Variety, 2021-10-29, retrieved 2022-10-09^
  7. Elaine Glusac. How to Spot Those Pesky (and Expensive) Lodging Fees The New York Times, 2021-12-28, retrieved 2022-10-09^
  8. Jen Murphy. 8 Hotel Industry Trends for 2022 AARP, retrieved 2022-10-09^
  9. Great new hotels to book in 2022 in the United States CBS News, retrieved 2022-10-09^
  10. Lindsey Galloway. Four US cities ready to welcome back travellers safely www.bbc.com, retrieved 2022-10-09^