Hotel Palomar enters crowded Atlanta market

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Hotel Palomar enters crowded Atlanta market

Photos of the new Hotel Palomar in Midtown Atlanta

"We're a lifestyle hotel," says general manager Mark Fischer of the 21-story, 304-room hotel on West Peachtree Street near 7th Street. "We're above and beyond just boutique." Here, decorative wall hangings and artwork are shown in the lobby.

Deven Barfuss of Premier Aquatics in Marietta works on a saltwater aquarium in the lobby of the Palomar.

Dina Symns, a seamstress for Cintas, works on uniforms.

Trainer Amanda Lowney (center, in pink) works with front desk associates during a training session.

In the presidential suite, plump pillows and a decorative headboard are among the comforts.

Animal print robes await guests at the Midtown hotel.

Fresh flowers in a guest room.

Housekeeper Elizabeth Solis dusts around artwork.

The hotel was built by Beau King, son of legendary Atlanta builder Kim King.

The hotel chain's telltale style is unboxy, high-fashion rooms appointed in cranberry reds, chocolate browns and houndstooth. Room rates start around 200 bucks a night.

The presidential suite features a dining room with hanging crystal.

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The Hotel Palomar in Midtown is part of the San Francisco-based Kimpton hotel brand.

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