The Hotel Palomar Dallas, a new Kimpton Hotel, centers itself between the vibrant, upscale Lakewood and Park Cities neighborhood, just moments from Southern Methodist University and a few short miles from the Dallas Convention Center. Hotel Palomar is also home to two top Dallas restaurants: the hot, new Central 214, and the original Polynesian hot spot, Trader Vic's. Upstairs, on the second floor [ more... ]

The Hotel Palomar Dallas, a new Kimpton Hotel, centers itself between the vibrant, upscale Lakewood and Park Cities neighborhood, just moments from Southern Methodist University and a few short miles from the Dallas Convention Center. Hotel Palomar is also home to two top Dallas restaurants: the hot, new Central 214, and the original Polynesian hot spot, Trader Vic's. Upstairs, on the second floor, the hotel offers 9,000 square feet of event space and meeting rooms ideal for your conference, Dallas wedding, or social event. The onsite 24-hour business center includes copier, fax, high-speed Internet access via center's PC and Mac (which include all Microsoft Office programs), printers, and support for technical issues. Adjacent to the hotel is the nationally renowned Exhale, a mind body spa, along with access to the state-of-the-art fitness center, and just above the flagstone-paved terrace is the rejuvenating infinity-edged pool, casitas, and loggia lounge. The 198-room hotel suites and guestrooms feature a rich earth-toned color scheme that highlights the visual story of the hotel. The room amenities include wired high-speed Internet access, 32-inch flat screen TVs, DVD players, CD players, alarm clocks, irons and ironing boards, hairdryers, luxurious zebra-print bathrobes, and full-length mirrors. The environmental program, Kimpton Hotels EarthCare, supports a sustainable world by using non-intrusive, high quality, eco-friendly products and services, including In-Room recycling bins, non-toxic cleaners, organic honor bar items and water/energy efficient measures. Kimpton Hotels EarthCare products and practices are based on California Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Green Lodging Guidelines.