Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows
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Our take
By Matt Spaulding, Founder and writer
The Fairmont Miramar is set up so you can park the car once and stop thinking about it. Five places to eat and drink are on the property: FIG for coastal cooking, Soko for sushi, Dogtown Coffee, The Bungalow for cocktails late, and the Lobby Lounge. You'll want them, because the car is the expensive part. Valet is the only parking, $70 a night plus tax, and Santa Monica's 10% city parking tax alone brings that to $77. A week with a car is $539 before the room. In-and-out is included and EV charging is free, which helps if you're doing day trips, but the nightly figure doesn't change whether the car moves or not. The hotel's info and policy pages list charges for parking and pets, and no resort fee, but fairmont.com's room screen adds a Resort Experience Fee of $57.80 a night with taxes on top. With the valet, a night with the car runs $134.80 over the room rate before the fee's tax. Dogs are welcome for $125 per pet per stay, leashed, and they can't be left alone in the room, so plan dinners around that. Check-in isn't until 4 pm, which is a long morning if you drove in early. Check-out is noon. If you're flying in and planning to stay close to the hotel, the parking bill never appears and the restaurants cover the evenings. If the car comes out every day, budget $77 a night for it on top of the fee.
Quick facts
- Resort fee
- $57.80/night Resort Experience Fee, taxes not included, on fairmont.com's room screen
- Parking
- Valet only, $70/night plus tax, in-and-out included; Santa Monica adds a 10% city parking tax
- Self-parking
- None; valet is the only option
- Visitor parking
- $20 first hour, $7 each extra hour, $70 full day plus tax
- EV charging
- Free
- Oversized vehicles
- Not published by the hotel
- Check-in
- 4:00 pm
- Check-out
- 12:00 pm
- Pets
- $125 cleaning fee per pet per stay; leashed, not left alone in the room; service animals exempt
- Pool
- Heated pool and Jacuzzi; hours not published by the hotel
- Dining
- FIG (coastal), Soko (sushi), Dogtown Coffee, The Bungalow (late-night cocktails), Lobby Lounge
- Hotel phone
- +1 310 576 7777
Where you are
101 Wilshire Boulevard, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Open in Maps →The Fairmont Miramar is at 101 Wilshire Boulevard in Santa Monica (ZIP 90401). The hotel's own pages don't give walking times to the pier or the beach, so check the route on a map before you decide the car can stay with the valet all week.
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Does the Fairmont Miramar charge a resort fee?
Yes, a Resort Experience Fee of $57.80 a night, with taxes added on top. It shows on fairmont.com's room screen for every rate, though the hotel's info and policy pages don't list it.
How much is parking at the Fairmont Miramar?
$70 a night plus tax for overnight guests, and Santa Monica's 10% city parking tax alone takes it to $77. It's valet only, with in-and-out included and free EV charging. There's no self-parking. Visitors pay $20 for the first hour and $7 for each hour after, or $70 plus tax for the day.
Can I bring my dog to the Fairmont Miramar?
Yes, for a $125 cleaning fee per pet per stay. Pets have to be leashed and can't be left alone in the room. Service animals don't pay the fee.
What time is check-in at the Fairmont Miramar?
4 pm. Check-out is by noon.
Does the Fairmont Miramar have a pool?
Yes, a heated pool with a Jacuzzi. The hotel doesn't publish pool hours, so call +1 310 576 7777 if you're planning an early or late swim.
Is the Fairmont Miramar worth it for a last-minute stay?
If you can arrive without a car and eat on the property, yes: FIG, Soko, The Bungalow and the Lobby Lounge are all on site. If you need the car every day, add $77 a night for valet and the $57.80 resort fee to the room rate.