Kimpton Everly Hollywood Welcomes Benjamin Palmer as New General Manager
Kimpton Everly Hollywood, the hip Los Angeles hotel that exudes relaxed California sophistication, is pleased to announce the appointment of Benjamin Palmer as General Manager. A seasoned professional in the luxury lifestyle hospitality space, Palmer brings a wealth of experience, deep commitment to employee engagement, and proven track record in strategic growth to the Everly team.
"I am thrilled to join Kimpton Everly Hollywood, a property that not only captures the essence of Hollywood's rich culture but also offers a welcoming sanctuary for our guests right in the heart of the city," said Benjamin Palmer, General Manager. "My journey in hospitality has always been driven by a passion for creating unforgettable experiences and fostering a culture of excellence among our team, and here at Kimpton Everly, we have the unique opportunity to enhance our guest's experience by blending the excitement of Hollywood with the personalized service for which Kimpton is known. I look forward to leading the team to new heights and continuing to elevate Kimpton Everly Hollywood as a landmark destination in Los Angeles."
Palmer comes to Kimpton Everly Hollywood from Sunset Tower Hotel where he was Hotel Manager. His leadership was marked by a keen focus on excellence and innovation, setting new standards in guest satisfaction and operational efficiency. Prior to his tenure at Sunset Tower, Palmer was at the helm of the Hotel 850 SVB and San Vicente Bungalows, the highly exclusive membership club known for its exceptional service and commercial success. Under his guidance, these properties saw significant expansion, further cementing their status in the luxury hospitality market.
Palmer's career that began with Hilton, where he spent seven years across various U.S. locations, and he has also held leadership positions at the SLS Hotel at Beverly Hills.
Palmer attended the prestigious General Managers Program at Cornell University's SC Johnson School of Business, and he also holds a bachelor's degree from Point Park University.