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The Proper Sleep Room at Santa Monica Proper Hotel spans 460 sq. ft. and offers a calm, design-forward retreat with a city-facing outlook. Hardwood flooring and an area rug set a warm tone, while blackout drapes and climate control ensure restful days and nights in a refined coastal setting.
Sleeping two guests on a single king bed, the room features a pillowtop mattress dressed in Frette Italian sheets and premium hypo-allergenic bedding with a bespoke pillow menu. The private bathroom provides flexible bathing options with a bathtub or transfer shower, free toiletries, bathrobes and towels, plus accessibility fittings including a grab bar in the bathtub, grab bar near the toilet, a portable bathtub seat, a height-adjustable showerhead and a transfer shower. Lever door handles, low-height counters, sink, electrical outlets and door lock, and a low-height view port in the door further support mobility needs.
Every stay is arranged for comfort and convenience: in-room entertainment includes a closed-caption TV, and complimentary in-room WiFi keeps you connected. Practical touches such as a hair dryer and towel service are provided, and bed linens are changed on request. Room service is available around the clock for dining in privacy. Designed for accessibility and serenity alike, the Proper Sleep Room balances thoughtful details and premium bedding to create a restful base for two guests at Santa Monica Proper Hotel.




























The Proper Sleep Room at Santa Monica Proper Hotel has a city-facing outlook and is reached along exterior corridors. For wider views, the hotel's rooftop pool deck and Calabra restaurant offer Pacific sunset views, a short trip from your door.
The room has one king bed and sleeps two guests. The pillowtop mattress is dressed in Frette Italian sheets with premium hypo-allergenic bedding, and a pillow menu lets you choose your pillows. Bed linens are changed on request.
The private bathroom has a bathtub or transfer shower, bathrobes, towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer. Accessibility features include grab bars in the tub and near the toilet, a height-adjustable showerhead, a portable bathtub seat, a low-height sink and counter, and low-height electrical outlets. The room also has lever door handles and a low-height door lock and view port.
At 460 sq. ft., the room feels calm and design-led. Hardwood flooring and an area rug sit within the Kelly Wearstler-designed interiors of the restored 1920s landmark. Blackout drapes, air conditioning and heating support restful sleep.
You get complimentary in-room Wi-Fi, a closed-caption TV and 24-hour room service. The stay's taxes and fees include access to the rooftop pool. The hotel also has a fitness center that is open around the clock.
With one king bed and space for two guests, it suits couples and solo travelers best. The hotel welcomes children of all ages, but this room sleeps two, so larger families would be better placed in a different room type.
Santa Monica State Beach is about 0.4 miles (roughly an 8-minute walk) away. Santa Monica Pier is around 9-10 minutes on foot, and Third Street Promenade is a 6-10 minute walk. The hotel is at 700 Wilshire Boulevard, with its entrance on 7th Street.
Palma is the art-filled lobby lounge for small plates, cold-pressed juices and cocktails, open daily from 11:30am. Calabra is the rooftop Mediterranean-Californian restaurant with ocean views, serving lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. Reservations are recommended at Calabra. Room service is also available 24 hours a day.
Check-in is from 4:00 pm and check-out is at noon. The guest checking in should be 21 or older and show a photo ID and a credit card, as cash and debit cards are not accepted. Valet parking is available at about $90.27 including tax, with in-and-out privileges, though the rate can vary by date.
Yes. The hotel welcomes dogs under 45 lbs, up to two per room, for a $100 non-refundable fee per pet. Cats are not accepted, and dogs are not allowed in the restaurants or on the rooftop bar.
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