Hotels in DC
Feb 8, 2009 | 9:20 am
#16
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The Palomar is part of the Kimpton Hotels. I've not stayed at this specific hotel but IME you won't be aware of the animals other than passing one in the lobby at best. I do like their chain and the different feels for their various hotels.
The Palomar is part of the Kimpton Hotels. I've not stayed at this specific hotel but IME you won't be aware of the animals other than passing one in the lobby at best. I do like their chain and the different feels for their various hotels.
Feb 8, 2009 | 9:42 am
#17
Join Date: May 2008
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I know I sound paranoid but usually I am the complete opposite.
Here in Ireland it is very unusual for a hotels to be pet friendly. If I thought it was only a case of seeing the odd animal passing through then I would have no hesitation in booking it. I just would not like to have animals in a breakfast room for instance or around a pool area.
Here in Ireland it is very unusual for a hotels to be pet friendly. If I thought it was only a case of seeing the odd animal passing through then I would have no hesitation in booking it. I just would not like to have animals in a breakfast room for instance or around a pool area.
Feb 8, 2009 | 12:15 pm
#18
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I know I sound paranoid but usually I am the complete opposite.
Here in Ireland it is very unusual for a hotels to be pet friendly. If I thought it was only a case of seeing the odd animal passing through then I would have no hesitation in booking it. I just would not like to have animals in a breakfast room for instance or around a pool area.
Here in Ireland it is very unusual for a hotels to be pet friendly. If I thought it was only a case of seeing the odd animal passing through then I would have no hesitation in booking it. I just would not like to have animals in a breakfast room for instance or around a pool area.
Feb 9, 2009 | 8:32 am
#19
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: IAD, DCA
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It's not like there are no other DC options.
FYI - the US in general is far less pet-friendly than Europe, i.e., pets are not generally allowed in bars, restaurants, dept. stores, etc.