PALO ALTO, CALIF. - When The Clement Palo Alto opens its doors in Fall 2015, it will be one of the most innovative, personalized and unique luxury hotels in the country.
With 23 spacious and richly appointed one-bedroom suites, The Clement Palo Alto sets a new standard for personalized luxury accommodations in a contemporary residential-style atmosphere.
While unparalleled service is key to any great luxury hotel, The Clement Palo Alto takes its impeccable service to another level with an all-inclusive policy, including personalized concierge services, breakfast, lunch and dinner in an on-premise location of the guest's choice.
All wine, beer and cocktails, in-room mini-refrigerator (stocked with the guest's favorites), and fully-stocked Guest Pantry available around the clock, are just a few of the amenities included in this all-inclusive experience.
In fact, The Clement Palo Alto is more than all-inclusive, it is all-exclusive, catering exclusively to the guest's personal tastes and desires.
No detail has been overlooked at The Clement, from the guest's favorite sparkling water and snacks in the mini-fridge to the plush Stearns & Foster European pillow top California King beds.
The moment guests arrive at the front door, they will step into an oasis of sophistication, service and comfort. They will be greeted by their personal Guest Experience Manager, who will have all pertinent information about the guests at their fingertips, will take them directly to their rooms and take care of them for the duration of their stay.
Guests can have breakfast, lunch and dinner prepared in The Kitchen, the hotel's open kitchen, with an executive chef preparing the menu to their tastes. They can also dine in The Dining Room, the outdoor Dining Terrace, the privacy of their guest suite, or in a private cabana on the private roof-top pool deck.
The 650-square-foot, one-bedroom suites offer modern and sophisticated comfort reflecting the Northern California lifestyle.
The interior design of The Clement Palo Alto was created by Stanford Hughes of the renowned, award-winning San Francisco hotel design firm Brayton Hughes Design Studios.
Hughes says his design takes its inspiration from the hotel's architecture, which he describes as "an abstraction of traditional Manor House" with decor that is "contemporary, elegant and comfortable."
The Clement Palo Alto is located across from Stanford University, next to downtown Palo Alto and is just 45 minutes south of San Francisco and 30 minutes north of San Jose.
