Hotel Adagio

Frommer's Review

Our local hip-hotel company, Joie de Vivre, revamped every one of this 1929 Spanish Revival hotel's 171 large, bright guest rooms in gorgeous modern style. They're real lookers, each with a walnut brown and mocha color palette and dark-wood furnishings. Other plusses include firm mattresses, double-paned windows that open, quiet surroundings, voice mail, and plenty of elbowroom. Executive floors (7-16) also come with robes, upscale amenities, makeup mirrors, and stereos with iPod ports. Bathrooms are old but spotless, and have resurfaced tubs. Feel like splurging? Go for one of the two penthouse-level suites; one has lovely terraces with a New York vibe. Another good reason to stay here is the restaurant/bar Cortez, which draws a lively crowd of locals who meet here after work to nosh on small plates in the groovy lounge. Tip: Rooms above the eighth floor have good, but not great, views of the city.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; concierge; business center w/free Wi-Fi; fitness center; luggage storage room; room service

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