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Get A Hall Pass to the Palihouse Holloway

Part of the spate of “gastropubs” sweeping across Los Angeles (and soon the world, mwah ha ha!), The Hall at the quirky Palihouse Holloway Hotel in West Hollywood is serving up a host of lip-smacking, wallet-cracking dishes designed around that staple of the L.A. diet: seasonal foods.
That’s a snooty way of saying that whatever’s fresh will be on Chef Brendan Collins’s evolving menu. The Brit-born kitchen jockey trained in the kitchens of Melisse and Anisette, so he’s used to raiding the Santa Monica Farmer’s Market for his produce.
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Inside the Palihouse Holloway
Yesterday, we gave you a sneak peek of the newly opened Palihouse Hotel in West Hollywood--a new twist on the extended-stay concept from hotelier Avi Brosh.
Now feast your eyes on this. This is a video tour of the corner suite on the 2nd floor, overlooking Santa Monica Boulevard and our favorite hangout spot, Barney's Beanery. But even if this room was mired in anti-views, we would still have lots to make us happy.
Check-out that kitchen! And the sitting area! And the bed! Don't forget the C.O. Bigelow bath products! Or the washer and dryer! (Ok, that bit you can't see as it's hidden.)
We know we sound overly excited about this place but since we see a lot of hotels for this gig, this is one of the few urban properties in recent memory that has made us giddy.
More visual treats after the jump.
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Welcome to the Palihouse Holloway

Click here to see upclose.
The other day we were able to tour the just-opened Palihouse West Hollywood, a new concept in extended-stay from hotelier Avi Brosh, the man behind the Custom Hotel.
We actually don't want to call this place an extended-stay hotel because it's just way too cool for that sort of corporate terminology.
Essentially, Brosh took all that he liked about independent boutique hotels (like the Mercer, the Bowery, THOR and UK's Firmdale hotels) and mashed them together with his own little twist. For instance, he's hand-picked every item in all the rooms and public spaces and he and his team custom-designed the furniture.
This here is the reception area which is tucked off to the side when one first enters the building. Already, you can see this place is very different from any other extended-stay brand.

