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Golden beaches and a sultry Pacific Ocean coastline, urban walkways and sandy terrain, gourmet cuisine and world-class dining, and first-rate couture and upscale boutiques.

It’s easy to see why Santa Monica is considered the first choice for a Southern California beach vacation. This seaside city blends the charm and appeal of a coastal getaway with an unforgettable beach and the sophistication of an urban center—a magnetic combination.

Santa Monica is the perfect base for vacationers and business travelers seeking easy access to metropolitan Los Angeles and the rest of this destination-rich region. Located only eight miles north of Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), the city is a short drive from downtown Los Angeles and less than an hour from virtually every major visitor destination in Southern California. After a day of sightseeing, Santa Monica is a tranquil, easygoing haven where you can get to everything good in the city without even getting back in the car.

The beach setting is the number-one reason many people visit Santa Monica and the city's world-class restaurants and first-rate shops also draw thousands of families, couples, celebrities, international travelers and first-time vacationers each year. Nearly 400 dining options and hundreds of retail shops contribute to an immensely satisfying destination for travelers.

Best Western Ocean View Hotel - Located steps away from the area's finest entertainment, restaurants, galleries, cares, shops and beaches, this hotel is also affordable, elegant and stylish!

Shutters On the Beach - the only luxury hotel in LA that is right on the sandy beach! You will enjoy the panoramic views of the ocean in your charming suite. Each suite has large shutter doors, a large whirlpool, bathtub, large screen television, private bar and much more!

Hotel Carmel - Santa Monica's 1st hotels! This historical hotel has been well preserved and has recently undergone renovations.

Huntley Santa Monica Beach - This is one of the few places that manage to strike a balance between historical pedigree and a thoroughly modern attitude! You will enjoy strolling down Second Street - a palm tree lined residential street as well as the nearby 3rd Street Promenade. With a breathtaking view of the Pacific Ocean, Malibu Mountains, and the LA city skyline, this is defiantly a great hotel to check out!

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Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel - Come to this luxurious beachfront resort hotel that overlooks the Pacific Ocean from the Santa Monica section of West LA. Here you can check out Ocean and Vine - the hotel's award winning restaurant! It is also the premier choice of four diamond luxury hotels in LA!

Georgian Hotel - Featuring spectacular ocean sunsets and panoramic Santa Monica Bay views, we are situated in the seaside resort community of Santa Monica and offer many amenities to the modern business traveler as well as the casual guest.

Fairmont Miramar Hotel
Santa Monica Beach Travelodge
Travelodge Santa Monica Pico Blvd
Best Western Gateway Hotel Santa Monica

There is a unique romance about beach hotels. They are reminiscent of a bygone era when well-to-do travelers headed west to “take the waters,” stay at posh properties and lounge beachside sipping cocktails, whiling away the hours. Although Santa Monica itself has changed considerably since those early days, the aura of those resort properties lives on at a number of hotels in the city.

No hotel in the city is more than a few minutes from an abundance of shopping, dining and attractions—including the city’s world-renowned beach. Most guests will be within walking distance and those farther afield can use the Big Blue Bus or the TIDE Shuttle, which loops along Ocean Avenue and Main Street, for only 25 cents. Many mid-city hotels also provide shuttle service; ask upon arrival.

Thirty-seven hotels, with a total of more than 3,500 rooms, range from luxury to boutique (and luxury boutique) and from beachfront to secluded—havens for the rich and famous, families, romantics, business and budget travelers alike. The five-month period from October through March is considered “value season” at many properties when rooms may be easier to book, the rates lower and crowds lighter. The weather, however, remains consistently predictable: sunny and warm.