Holiday Happenings in Laguna Beach

Artist Open Studios

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Get a look inside 25+ artists in working studios, the first Saturday of the month, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. now through March. Trolley service is available at 1900 Laguna Canyon Road every 15 minutes.

Laguna Riviera, Charm that Stands the Test of Time

The story of Laguna Riviera dates back to 1914, when only a few homes and stores dotted the hillsides of Laguna Beach. It was then that a family, The Williats, from Los Angeles fell in love with this beachside community and decided to build a home. Then in 1938, when visiting Laguna Beach they decided to make a permanent move and bought the Brickles Farm House, which was the future site of Laguna Riviera. In the ‘50s and ‘60s Laguna Riviera took shape to what guests now know and love. The mid-century architecture that is reminiscent of a cruise ship came out of the Williat’s love for travel. They chose to build the hotel that way, so when one stands out on one of the terraced decks  pointing out toward the ocean, you are able to gaze out at a spectacular unobstructed view.  

As Laguna Beach became popular with the Hollywood crowd in the ‘40s, ‘50s and ‘60s, many celebrities began frequenting Laguna Riviera. One of their most noted guests was Hanna Barbara. The current owner and grandson of original owners, Kort Pearson, remembers Hanna doing Yogi Bear impersonations while visiting to entertain the guests. Author Pearl S. Buck wrote several of her novels from the deck off of room 508. President Richard Nixon was also a frequent guest of the hotel before and after he became president.

The sense that I got when visiting Laguna Riviera was that the guests who return year after year to the hotel are the ones that the owners truly cherish.  “People became my friends when we were kids because they came here with their parents year after year. They came here for 10-15 years and then we all went away to college. Then 10 years later they began showing up with their kids. Literally people have been coming here for 50 years,” says Kort Pearson. In fact, families become attached to certain rooms and book their reservations a year in advance to ensure they get the same room year after year. That’s the kind of special place Laguna Riviera holds in the hearts of its many guests.

Laguna Riviera has just over 40 rooms, many with ocean views, private decks and kitchens. As a guest you receive complimentary continental breakfast, free WiFi and HBO. You also have direct access to the beach with complimentary chairs, towels and umbrellas.

If you have a larger party and are looking for a more intimate and private stay, you can rent the Beach Bungalow. This is a free standing 1,500 sq. ft. house built in 1932 that still retains much of its original charm (original handcrafted front door, fire places and a custom built-in china hutch) with all the modern conveniences you would expect. You have panoramic views of the ocean from the living room, and a private deck from which you can feel the spray of the waves crashing below you.

With its rich history, Laguna Riviera is a place that you grow nostalgic for and yearn to return to. It is the instilled memories of long summer days and the sound of crashing waves lulling you to sleep that keep bringing people back to Laguna Riviera year after year.

Laguna Riviera

825 South Coast Highway

Reservations: 1-800-999-2089

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By Anne-Marie S.

Sunset Cove Villas a home away from home

Sunset Cove Villas seem unassuming as you approach them on Sleepy Hollow Lane, but don’t let appearances fool you; this is a luxurious Laguna Beach hideaway that sits right on the Pacific Ocean. There are eight elegantly decorated villas on property, ranging from spacious one- bedrooms to a two story, three bedroom villa. Each villa is completely unique in its decor, but all have the thoughtfulness of bringing the comforts of your own home to your vacation.

All of the villas have private or semi-private decks with seating areas and a gas BBQ for that perfect dinner with an ocean breeze is on the menu.

Villa Deck

You will also find full kitchens in each and every villa making extended stays very convenient.

Sunset Cove Villas is located on the sand at Sleepy Hollow Beach. Only a few steps from your villa is the warm sand and the clear water that Laguna is famous for. If you prefer keeping your toes sand-free, you have the choice of two decks to soak in the rays. The upper deck is large with lounge chairs and umbrellas and has a stunning panoramic view of the water beneath and the coastline to either side of you. The lower deck, although smaller, is literally just above the sand of the beach.

View from upper deck looking north 

View from lower deck

Other amenities include flat screen TV’s, CD and DVD players, satellite TVs, pay-per-view movies, and on-site complimentary laundry facilities. While staying at Sunset Cove you have easy access to galleries, restaurants and most importantly the beach!

Sunset Cove Villas 

683 Sleepy Hollow Lane
1-888-845-5271

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The property owner also owns an events venue in Laguna Beach if you are interested in hosting a gathering in town. Ask about options when booking your stay at Sunset Cove Villas.

By Anne-Marie S.

Five Laguna Beach hotels undergo renovations

Five Laguna Beach hotels undergo renovations, here's a highlight of what to expect.

Hotel Laguna (949-494-1151) has recently completed a property-wide renovation that includes a makeover of the former Terrace Café, now named OceanView Bar  and Grill; Lobby Gallery, with rotating artwork; and, most notably, behind-the-scenes photos from the Pageant of the Masters as design accents in the newly renovated guest rooms.

Ocean View Bar and Grill

Inn at Laguna Beach (800-544-4479) recently completed a multi-million dollar renovation which included all 70 guest rooms, the lobby, meeting rooms, and the pool and pool deck. They are also the first hotel in Laguna Beach to implement 100 percent renewable wood key cards, completely eliminating plastic key cards. The Nordic birch wood, used for the key cards, is harvested from certified sustainably managed forests in Europe which reduces the carbon footprint by lowering CO2 emissions. These PVC-free biodegradable wood key cards also help reduce oil-based plastic waste.

Laguna Riviera (949-494-1196) Undergoes Facelift and Beachfront Upgrade - This beach front resort has remained in the hands of one family since its inception in 1948 and offers guests a choice of over 40 rooms and a 1,500 square foot classic 1930s beach bungalow. New pathways to the beach for guests and the opening of sun drenched terraced patios with direct beach access of the Beach Bungalow will result in an additional space for family gatherings, small weddings or company parties. Over the last two years, Laguna Riviera has completed a facelift of the guest rooms. The new room style reflects the attitude of the resort owners and preserves the iconic beach feel of the property. Original paintings and murals adorn the walls of much of the property exemplifying the inspired nature of the artist community for which the city is renowned. A unique, heated salt water pool, Finlandia sauna and bubbling salt water hot tub round out the host of amenities for guests.

Pacific Edge Hotel (800-843-6895), recently unveiled The Deck on Laguna, a 160-seat open-air beachfront restaurant. Guests can nosh on casual beach fare, sip on freshly made cocktails, or catch a sunset. Guests visiting The Deck on Laguna can relax on lounge chairs in the sand, store paddleboards at the beach valet, take a surf lesson, or rent a cabana. The property also recently added five fully private beachfront (indoor/outdoor) cabanas (that open out to a deck with direct access to the beach) and offer a menu of “extras,” including a masseuse, mobile airbrush spray tanning, manicure/pedicure, and a personal photographer/videographer. Available for day use only and you don't have to be a hotel guest to take advantage of this special pampering. Each cabanas can accommodate up to eight people.

Pacific Edge Cabana

 Surf and Sand Resort and Spa (800-524-8621) recently completed its $3 million property refreshment that included guest rooms and suites (including three penthouses overlooking the sea), the pool deck, Aquaterra Spa and Splashes Restaurant. These new design elements have transformed this idyllic oceanfront resort to a more modern aesthetic. The resort features 167 guest rooms that sit terraced above the sea. Its newly remodeled pool, with a modern-chic design, features new cabanas, chaise lounges, a mosaic tile wall designed by a local artist and a newly added poolside bar.

Retro Charm Discovered at The Tides Inn

The charm of Laguna Beach comes to life at the Tides Inn. Here owners Linda and Dale have created a quaint hideaway in North Laguna that still remains one of Laguna’s best-kept secrets.

The Tides Inn sits on an unassuming strip along PCH (Pacific Coast Highway), only ½  a block north of Main Beach and across from the northern tip of Heisler Park. Yet, when you make your way onto the property and eventually to your room you begin to see that The Tides Inn is not a cookie cutter hotel. Here, retro charm abounds and you are welcomed with a warm smile and greeted by name.

Linda and Dale uniquely decorate each of the 21 rooms using a combination of finds from local businesses, as well as  repurposed and up-cycled finds from local thrift stores. The rooms are bright, cheerful and beachy with some unsuspecting comforts of home like books, classics and new favorites all found at garage sales or thrift shops. Each room is also outfitted with a flat screen TV. Ten of the rooms have large kitchenettes and three have fully equipped kitchens. Linda and Dale have brought some of their personal touches to each room with their favorite quotes painted on the walls such as “Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air” and “Dreams are necessary to life” and “Life itself is the proper binge.” All the artwork in the rooms are created by local Laguna Beach artists, many of them personal friends of Linda and Dale.  In fact, supporting the local businesses, including artists is of the upmost importance to ownership. They are longtime Laguna Beach residents and have a genuine love for this town. In the office some of the décor comes from Madison Square & Garden Cafe, the driftwood art pieces are from Coast Hardware and the colorful tiles on the outside walls were handmade by Judy, the hotel Manager, at a Sawdust Studio Art Class.

While at The Tides Inn you can also enjoy enjoy some outdoor amenities including a heated salt-water pool, BBQ and fire pit. Linda finds that during the evenings in spring and summer, you will find a few guests using the grill and there is always a crowd around the fire pit sharing stories and a few good laughs.

Owners Dale and Linda, and onsite Managers Joe and Judy are about the most hospitable  people you’ll ever come across  and with their eye for detail, design and service, they have brought back the charm of the 1950s to The Tides Inn.

The Tides Inn

460 North Coast Hwy

(949) 494-2494 (Call for reservations)

http://www.tideslaguna.com/
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Guest Room Pricing:

Winter Rates range from $94 to $149

Summer Rates range from $195 to $265

By Anne-Marie S.

Sustainable Key Card introduced for Inn at Laguna Beach as part of Renovation

Renovated guest room

The Inn at Laguna Beach, undergoing a multi-million dollar renovation, is the first hotel in the city to implement 100 percent renewable wood key cards, completely eliminating plastic key cards. The Nordic birch wood, used for the key cards, is harvested from certified sustainably managed forests in Europe which reduces the carbon footprint by lowering CO2 emissions. These PVC-free biodegradable wood key cards also help reduce oil-based plastic waste.

Sustainable Key Card

"We are the first and currently the only hotel in Laguna that has purchased this key," said Inn at Laguna Beach General Manager Peggy Trott. "With our hotel overlooking the Pacific coastline and direct access to the beach, we want to do everything we can to offer guests a memorable and environmentally conscious experience."

View from guest room

Sustainability plays a large role in the hotel's renovation, which includes all 70 guest rooms, the lobby, Pacific Room, Pacific Terrace, and the pool and pool deck. The renovation began February 29, 2012; the first two phases will be completed the week of April 22, with the third phase scheduled to be finished the first week of June.
Renovations:

• Guest rooms: The beach chic theme, both functional and reflective of an ocean front hotel, utilizes soothing warm colors, a mixture of bamboo and rattan furniture, and new carpet exuding a residential feel. Low VOC paint was used on the walls. Dual flush toilets and low flow, top-of-the-line, Speakman shower heads were installed in the bathrooms, along with new glass shower doors and 30% recycled material tiles throughout. There is also an in-room recycling program. A reusable aluminum water bottle is offered for guest purchase with an in-room refillable water station.
• Lobby: New furniture and fixtures.
• Pacific Room: This meeting space which accommodates up to 50 guests, has new furniture and carpet.
• Pacific Terrace on the 4th floor: New furniture and a fire pit.
• Pool Area and Deck: New red brick and a re-plastering of the pool with new pool tiles. (to be completed in phase 3)

"The sustainability aspect of the key card as well as the renovation aligns with our overall vision. It is a perfect match with the Inn at Laguna's participation in the international 'Clean the World' project," Trott said.

About Clean the World
Clean the World recycles hotel guest room hygiene items at its Recycling Operations Center and distributes them for humanitarian purposes with partnering nonprofit organizations. The items are distributed domestically and to children and families in communities around the globe. Laguna Beach became the first City nationwide in 2011 to adopt the program for all of its hotel properties. 

Stepping Back in Time

Hotel Laguna was the first hotel in Laguna Beach, opening its doors over 100 years ago. The original structure burned down only 60 days after opening and was rebuilt in 1888. A more modern structure was built in 1928 and they re-opened their doors in 1930, as the structure that we know today. In 1985, Hotel Laguna was refurbished and became known to locals as the ‘Grand Old Lady.’

The hotel features several amenities that will make your stay convenient and comfortable. Home to two award-winning restaurants, Claes Ovation, a gourmet dining establishment with views of Main Beach, and  OceanView Bar & Grill a casual dining spot with seating both inside and out.  As part of the hotel, visit  the exclusive bath and body shop, Bubbles of Laguna for gifts, bath salts and other souvenirs. There is also a section of the hotel lobby that has been recently transformed into an Art Gallery, ‘The Group of Four,’ highlighting four skillful southern California artists.

On my recent stay at the hotel, I thoroughly enjoyed taking a leisurely walk down the “Historic Hall” just off the lobby of the hotel. Here, the walls are lined with historic photos of Laguna Beach dating back as far as 1898. There are several photos of the Hotel from the ‘30s thru to present day. In some, you can see the old neon “Hotel Laguna” sign that used to sit up on the roof that I remember seeing as a kid. This was removed in 1996. I particularly enjoyed gazing at the photos of the hotel from the 1940s when it was the hideaway for the Hollywood elite including Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart. Along with the hotel photos, are memorable moments in Laguna history. You can find photos including  the 1936 Laguna Beach Rose Parade float that won first place, a picture of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s motorcade on PCH in 1938, the old Laguna pier in 1927, pictures of the infamous Laguna greeter Eiler Larson and images of the world-renowned plein air painter, William Wendt at work. The historic hall is truly one of the gems of Laguna that you don’t want to miss.

Hotel Laguna offers a variety of accommodations for the perfect relaxing getaway, including mini suites, corner ocean front rooms, garden view and village view rooms and even connecting family suites. On my stay I enjoyed one of the mini suites that was spacious and had a walk-in closet, tub, and king size bed. The suite featured a flat screen TV and framed photography from the famous Pageant of the Masters.  With any stay, guests can enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast, access to the full service private beach club, complimentary high-speed wireless Internet and valet parking at $10.00 per day.

Hotel Laguna is located right on the Pacific Ocean and is just steps from downtown restaurants and shops. With its European flare and long standing history, the ‘Grand Old Lady’ is the perfect escape for your next getaway.

By Anne-Marie S.

Laguna Beach Becomes First to Partner Citywide with Clean the World

Now 22 hotels and lodging properties know that recycling soap to save lives is something they can all agree on.
The Laguna Beach Visitors & Conference Bureau (LBVCB) announced today that all of the hospitality industry lodging properties with 20 rooms or more in this picturesque, coastal Orange County city have partnered with Clean the World Global LLC, a social enterprise committed to saving lives and protecting our planet. Hospitality partners here will collect and recycle hotel soaps, shampoos, conditioners, lotions and gels to help fight the global spread of preventable diseases.

Laguna Beach has 18 hotel and lodging properties with 20 rooms or more and four properties with less than 20 rooms that have joined the Clean the World hospitality partnership program. These properties include Aliso Creek Inn, Art Hotel Laguna Beach, Best Western Plus Laguna Brisas Spa Hotel, Capri Laguna, Carriage House, Casa Laguna Inn, Crescent Bay Inn, Holiday Inn Laguna Beach, Hotel Laguna, Inn at Laguna Beach, La Casa del Camino, Laguna Beach Inn, Laguna Cliffs Inn, Laguna Riviera, Montage Laguna Beach, Pacific Edge Hotel, Seacliff Laguna Inn, Sunset Cove Villas, Surf & Sand Resort and Spa, The Tides Laguna Beach, The Retreat, and Travelodge Laguna Beach. The properties represent more than 1,200 guest rooms in Laguna Beach.

Clean the World has hospitality partnerships with more than 1,200 hotel properties throughout North America, including 143 partners in California. Clean the World’s California hospitality partners have contributed 70,329 lbs. of soap and 67,844 lbs. of bottled amenities since the organization’s founding in 2009. That equates to 375,088 bars (3 oz. apiece), which is enough to provide 75,018 children with enough soap for an entire month.

This program symbolizes the LBVCB’s hospitality partners ongoing commitment to sustainable and environmental programs, the reduction of hotel waste in local landfills, and the benefits of recycling hotel soaps and bottled amenities (shampoos, conditioners, lotions and gels) as hygiene products to benefit children and families in need.

Clean the World is the largest global recycler of hotel amenities, and in just two years of operation has distributed more than 9 million bars of soap to children and families in the United States, Canada and more than 45 countries worldwide, while also fulfilling a valuable environmental mission by diverting an estimated 600 tons of hotel waste from polluting landfills in the United States and Canada.

“We’re impressed by the efforts of Clean the World and wanted to show our support in a unique way by becoming the first citywide program to embrace its lifesaving mission,” says Judy Bijlani, President/CEO of the Laguna Beach Visitors & Conference Bureau. “Our seaside village is an inviting retreat for art lovers, environmentalists and beach enthusiasts, and the idea of recycling soaps and protecting our planet is something we wholeheartedly support.”

Each day 9,000 children around the world die from diseases such as acute respiratory illness and diarrheal diseases that can be prevented by washing with bar soap. Clean the World has a mission to put soap in the hands of people who need it most to improve hygiene and sanitation conditions to lessen the impact of disease and promote better hygiene and living conditions worldwide.

“Laguna Beach is Southern California’s premier seaside destination, and a city deserving of praise for its promotion of sustainability and social responsibility,” says Shawn Seipler, CEO and co-founder of Clean the World. “Our hotel partners in Laguna Beach should be applauded for their collaboration on this unique partnership and its distinction of being our first municipality to embrace Clean the World’s mission to recycle soap and save lives. I hope the efforts of the LBVCB will inspire other communities, municipalities and cities to do the same.”


About Clean the World Global LLC Clean the World Global LLC is a social enterprise committed to saving lives and protecting our planet. It offers sustainable, socially responsible, and charitable programs and services to the international hospitality community. Clean the World Foundation Inc. is the 501 (c) (3) charitable arm of Clean the World Inc. As a private foundation Clean the World Foundation Inc. executes its mission of saving millions of lives around the globe by leading a global hygiene revolution to distribute recycled soap and hygiene products to children and families suffering from high death rates due to the top two killers of children worldwide – acute respiratory infection (pneumonia) and diarrheal diseases (cholera). For more information visit: http://www.cleantheworld.org/. Text CLEAN to 20222 to donate $10 to help Clean the World.

For more information about LBVCB and members working toward sustainability and socially responsible programs, please visit: http://www.greenlagunabeach.com/.

Casa Laguna Inn & Spa - Your Unique California Bed & Breakfast Experience

As soon as you step foot onto the property of Casa Laguna Inn & Spa you know that you are somewhere special. It’s a peaceful, serene and beautiful place that feels like an oasis. Around every corner you stumble upon a secluded garden nook, a lush sitting area perfect for reading, a calming water fountain, or a stunning ocean view. This mission style Bed and Breakfast was originally built as a private residence in the 1920s. It was then expanded into a motor lodge in the’40s, and was then converted to a Bed and Breakfast in 2000. Casa Laguna Inn & Spa has a loyal cliental and has become known for its gourmet breakfast (for overnight guests only!), friendly service, luxurious bedding and romantic setting.

As you explore the property you’ll see colorful mission-style tiles, many of which are the original tiles from the Catalina Tile Company. They were added to the property when it was functioning as an artists’ community. Now, the owner brings tiles to add to the property from his travels around the world. It is touches like these that make Casa Laguna a truly unique place to stay.

Each room is inviting and equipped with all the modern conveniences you hope for (flat screen TV’s, DVD players, Wi-Fi) which give you the comfort of hom, yet the luxury you desire when escaping the business of everyday life.

Casa Laguna offers a variety of rooms from ocean views, suites, rooms with patios and even a private cottage. You’ll be able to find just the right fit for your perfect getaway.

With your stay at Casa Laguna, you are treated to an award-winning breakfast each morning. The menu changes seasonally and is prepared with locally produced foods, much of which is purchased at the Laguna Beach Farmer’s Market (insert blog story link). The gourmet menu is the creation of Chef Allen Rietveld whose style is “eclectic freestyle—bringing together flavors and essences from cultures around the world to excite and please the palate; and, putting a new youthful spin on classic favorites.”

Laguna Egg Rolls: A blend of eggs, sautéed garlic, shallots, potatoes, cumin, chilli powder, garlic powder, chives, and avocado, rolled into a wonton wrapper and pan crisped. Garnished with mixed crisp cabbage and shaved carrots.

Savory Abelskivers: The latest take on our popular spherical Danish pancakes. These are stuffed with orange & basil-infused ricotta cheese; served with ground-mustard hollandaise and a sprinkling of bacon bits.

Both of these dishes were generous in portion, tasty and filling. Chef Rietveld has a way of taking the traditional dish and putting an unexpected spin on it that awakens the palate. He mentioned that there is a classic Eggs Benedict and a new Abelskivers recipes that will debut on the winter menu. In addition to this fabulous, gourmet breakfast, overnight guests are treated to a wine and hors d’oeuvres hour each afternoon.


To experience Casa Laguna’s manicured tropical grounds, their luxurious guest rooms and the gourmet award-winning cuisine, book your stay today!










By Anne-Marie S.

The Perfect End to Summer…

It was one of those summer evenings in Laguna Beach that make you forget about all of the worries in life. It was the perfect night to head to Jazz Wednesdays at Hotel Laguna. Jazz Wednesdays are put on by Laguna Beach Live, a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing excellent music to the Laguna Beach community.

Jazz Wednesdays are held June through September at the historic Hotel Laguna’s Rose Garden. Surrounded by blooming rose bushes and the ocean breeze, you won’t find a better place in Southern California to enjoy an evening jazz concert. This evening, the very talented Sal Cracchiolo and Melanie Jackson Quartet  played the sounds of Latin Jazz. As I looked around I saw everyone grooving to the music. Toes were tapping and heads nodding to the beat. Melanie Jackson’s voice was incredible. I was amazed at how she brought the emotion of the music alive through her voice. And I don’t think you can find a better Latin Jazz trumpet player than Sal Cracchiolo. As the sun slowly set and the music filled the air, I took a deep breath and knew that this possibly could be the perfect way to end the summer.

Laguna Beach Live holds a variety of concerts throughout the year. In addition to Jazz Wednesdays, they host First Sundays (October-May), a free outdoor concert at Laguna College of Art + Design. They also feature Big Band concerts, and an annual music festival presented in conjunction with the Philharmonic Society.  

Upcoming Events:

Semana Flamenka: Fiesta Laguna
Happening on September 21 in the Hotel Laguna Rose Garden, this promises to be a magical evening of flamenco featuring selected artists from the Semana Flamenka ensembles, as well as other artists from around California. This event is co-presented by the Barclay. Advanced ticket purchase is recommended due to the limited capacity of the venue. Tickets are $10 in advanced and $15 at the door. Contact Irvine Barclay Theatre at 949.854-4646., ext 1 or email at tickets@thebarclay.org

Billy Childs Ensemble & Calder Quartet                                                                         Happening on October 1 at the Laguna Beach Artists’ Theater. Billy Childs is a Grammy award-winning jazz musician who brings a powerful combination of jazz and classical style ensembles. Tickets are $25-35 for adults and $15 for students. VIP tickets are available for $50 and include a meet and greet with the artist.

The 10^th Anniversary of Laguna Beach Music Festival 

A weeklong music festival, February 6-12, 2012. This festival includes performances by Joshua Bell, the Calder Quartet, Edger Mayer and many more! Buy your advanced tickets now! 

By Anne-Marie S.

Surf Cabanas

Looking for a relaxing and hassle-free way to experience Laguna Beach? Pacific Edge Hotel  has new, beachfront Surf Cabanas to meet your every need for a luxury fun-filled day at the beach. The cabanas are private rooms that have been renovated for day use with amenities including air conditioning, flat screen TV’s & CD/MP3 sound systems, a wet bar, a fully stocked fridge and snack bar, and private bathrooms and showers.

Each Surf Cabana also has direct access to the beach with reserved lounge chairs and umbrellas. Complete with a Cabana concierge, you will receive top-notch service with food and bottle service from The Deck restaurant. The concierge will also gladly reserve extra amenities such as private massages, manicure/pedicures, surf lessons, gallery tours or even art classes.

The Surf Cabanas are for day use (10am to 10pm) and you do not have to be a guest of the hotel to book!  The Surf Cabanas are the perfect way to experience Laguna Beach VIP style with friends and/or family.

Pacific Edge Hotel

647 South Coast Highway

To book your Surf Cabana call 949.290.9039