Maison Twenty Seven

There are so many mixed reviews of this hotel, I was nervous about our stay, but it turns out I had no reason to be. We had a great stay! This is not a perfect hotel, but it’s comfortable and appropriately priced (as of new ownership - not sure how that compares to pricing when it was a Palihotel). The staff really are as lovely as the other reviewers have made them out to be. Very friendly and clearly want to provide value to your stay. We had a great corner room with a ton of beautiful light. The rooms could use some updating and cosmetic fixes, but I think for the price (we paid approx 300 per night including all destination fees + tax) in the area, it’s a very good option and we were comfortable! If you like the charm of an older property, but don’t need things to be perfect (there w

Our family has enjoyed every minute of our stay. The rooms are awesome and the design of the hotel is so welcoming and fun. Rayan has been an absolute pleasure to work with as has all the staff. They’ve been accommodating to every request and go out of their way to make us feel comfortable and welcomed. We traveled with a baby and toddler and they’ve been helpful moving us into our room and any additional requests we’ve had. The location is perfect for mornings walks and proximity to 3rd street promenade and Santa Monica pier. We will definitely be coming back to visit again and checking out other hotels in the same ownership family. The staff is a huge part of our experience. Thank you!

Positive: A 1920's Spanish Revival building that was formerly apartment residences. Every room or suite is unique, furnished in a bohemian-chic style. The place has authentic architectural detail, lovely grounds, a limited but delightful menu. Negative: The lighting is atmospheric but a bit too dim to be functional (for reading print or cooking in kitchen). The bathrooms lack towel racks. The mattresses (both a room and a suite) were saggy. Need a cutting board for kitchens, and tea kettles in rooms.

If you care about beautiful things, gorgeous architecture, lush Gardens, The Pali House is for you! As you walk into this perfectly preserved time capsule you feel like a 1920s movie star.|The craftsmanship on the ceiling alone, the woodwork and murals make you pine for the lost art of woodworkers. The place just has great vibes. It’s so perfectly located. You could walk anywhere in Santa Monica, but there are bikes to borrow as well. The front desk staff is very helpful and can give you recommendations if you’re new to town. I have been coming here for more than 10 years and it is still has not lost any of its charm. Highly recommend.!

We just left Palihouse where we used the top floor (both penthouses) over the week as a place for our daughter’s temporary residence whilst the wedding unfolded at a different venue. As her parents it was so lovely to walk across the Mexican tiled floors to knock on her door — being on the same floor in different penthouse units was amazing. Imagine units with a shared roof garden. Penthouse 1 is larger and had the space needed for hair and makeup. Don’t chose this hotel unless you can appreciate the way they have kept the old beauty of LA in tact. Yes, the stair carpeting has taken its beatings and the lighting might be a bit moody for most but we loved it. You will feel like you’re living in the 1800s. You took the train with your family and walked to this beach lodge where you will have