Long Beach hotels

Hotels in Long Beach

Long Beach is a buzzing Californian city characterized by golden beaches and a friendly, relaxed attitude. In visiting Long Beach you'll realize why the city's inhabitants are so happy; beautiful ocean and inland beaches, such as the popular Alamitos Beach, relaxed water sports, fresh seafood for lunch and night time attractions on the waterfront are all part of daily life in Long Beach. You can also take a daytrip to the city of Los Angeles and Disneyland Park, if you haven't already spent all of your time getting to know the city itself.

Explore the waterfront

Long Beach hotels are located amidst 5.5 miles of coastline and visitors can rent jet skis, kayaks, boats and surfboards to experience the joys of Southern California's beautiful crystal-clear blue water. Harbour Tours also run throughout the year for visitors to explore Long Beach's stunning coastline and catch glimpses of the local wildlife, which includes whales and dolphins.

Just an hour away by boat is Catalina Island, an island haven in the Pacific Ocean. Several operators offer boat tours to and around the island, showcasing the stunning ocean views and natural environment of this beauty spot.

Local food

In downtown Long Beach alone visitors can find more than 100 restaurants to cater for every taste. From typical American comfort food to haute cuisine, Long Beach is a hidden paradise for serious gastronomes. Freshly caught seafood is one of Long Beach's best treats, as well as the many Latin American influenced eateries in the city. So whether it's a prime steak at the 555 East Steakhouse, Mexican fusion food at Agaves Kitchen & Tequila or a slice of nostalgia at Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., you won't go back to your hotel hungry.

Museums

Long Beach is home to several interesting museums too. Visit The Museum of Latin American Art to delve deeper into the dynamic cultural relationship between Southern California and Latin America. Or, why not spend a sunny afternoon exploring the Rancho Los Alamitos Historic Ranch and Gardens, the site of the ancestral Tongva village, a 19th-century ranch house and educational exhibits.

If you're visiting Long Beach with children, The Aquarium of the Pacific Ocean is a great way to while away an afternoon, with over 11,000 animals on display with interactive exhibitions. What's more, the world-famous Disneyland™ Park is only a short journey away from Long Beach, so it's perfect for a day trip. Disneyland™ offers a variety of rides for children of all ages as well as themed entertainment shows and parades of famous Disney™ characters.