42 Coastal Escapes to Book for Your Next Weekend Getaway

Sunset Travel Awards celebrate the best in travel in the West. These 42 hotels are the 2026 winners of the Where to Stay: Coastal Escapes category. Check out the complete list of winners here. For our definitive and searchable travel directory to help you plan your next trip in the West, click here.

Conrad Punta de Mita

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Quiet, luxurious, and understated, this romantic property is as prime for proposals as it is for a solo spa weekender. Watch the sunset with a margarita in hand (and toes in the sand) at Mezquite bar or book in for a traditional temazcal sweat lodge with local practitioners. The property is close to all the trappings of town, but considering how good the fresh fish tacos and local specialty of grilled zarandeado fish are, we wouldn’t blame you for staying in.

Four Seasons Resort Los Cabos at Costa Palmas

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This is Baja luxury at its apex. Whether you’re playing in the sand with their seemingly endless collection of both adult and kid-friendly beach toys, splashing around in the warm waters, treating yourself to a bag of freshly fried churros from the coffee shop or heading to one of the posh nearby clubs and restaurants within the Costa Palmas development via water taxi, this is one of those resorts you never want to leave once you check in.

Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo

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Marked by dramatic cliffs, lush coastline, and epic surf, Costalegre is a destination known for barefoot luxury. Combining world-class service with genuine local flavor, it’s a resort that feels quiet yet “happening” all at once. Whether you’re going for street tacos at its ultra-hip stand or splashing out with some of the area’s freshest seafood at their beachfront restaurant, it’s a place you’ll want to return to again and again.

Hotel San Cristóbal

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Set on pristine Punta Lobos beach with the Sierra de la Laguna Mountains as a backdrop, Hotel San Cristóbal in Todos Santos combines minimalist design with Mexican hospitality. Design is local-first: bespoke furniture from Guadalajara, custom ceramic light fixtures, and bedspreads by a mother and son team outside Oaxaca. Guests can help free baby sea turtles and discover permaculture at Cosecha, an al fresco restaurant built with sustainable materials.

Kaimana Beach Hotel

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Swap Waikiki’s mega-resort circus for direct beach access on the Gold Coast, genuine aloha from staff and locals, and pricing that won’t wreck your budget. Located on quieter Sans Souci Beach, it’s where surfers (book your lessons through the on-site Kai Sallas Surf Shop), families, and travelers who actually want to feel the island come together. Sip a macadamia-nut latte at the cafe by day, then settle in for pau hana happy hour with slack-key guitar live as the sun sets over Diamond Head.

La Bahia Hotel & Spa

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Santa Cruz’s first luxury oceanfront hotel just opened on Main Beach with a restored Spanish-Mediterranean belltower that crowns the property. The rooftop spa features an ocean-view sauna and outdoor treatment rooms above the sand, while the four culinary venues, including an innovative London-style lobby bar, serve locally sourced ingredients with unobstructed views of Monterey Bay.

La Valise Mazunte

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Designed by legendary architects Alberto Kalach and Ignacio Urquiza, this seven-room clifftop sanctuary in a quiet Oaxaca village marries minimalist design with pure sensory immersion. Infinity pools, private plunge pools, and open-air showers are nestled in jungle canopy. Guests participate in temazcal ceremonies with local healers, witness baby sea turtles released into the Pacific, and experience sound healing sessions synced to the ocean’s rhythm.

Post Ranch Inn

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Perched 1,200 feet above the Pacific, Post Ranch Inn is 39 rooms of organic architecture built around the redwoods, with 90 acres protecting threatened species like the California condor. The falconry program with Master Falconer Antonio Balestreri offers hands-on encounters with birds of prey and lessons in raptor conservation. And Sierra Mar, the cliffside restaurant with walls of glass and garden-centric cuisine, is a destination unto itself.

Malibu Beach Inn

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Perched on Carbon Beach next to the iconic Malibu Pier, with 47 beachfront rooms boasting Italian linens, fireplaces, and unobstructed Pacific views, this is peak Malibu. Lounge at the Carbon Beach Club and indulge in fresh seafood towers and rosé alongside locally sourced cuisine. In the wake of the Palisades fires, the hotel welcomes travelers back to one of California’s most resilient coastal communities with warmth and luxury.

Timber Cove Resort

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Timber Cove sits on a dramatic bluff above the Pacific with views to infinity. The hotel is nestled among 25 acres of quintessential Northern California coastline where redwoods meet the sea. Fire pits, two miles of trails, and vinyl records in each room make it feel genuinely removed from the world.

NEST Baja

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Accommodating just twenty four guests where desert meets sea, this escape on the East Cape is the definition of bespoke. Handcrafted ceramics and carved wooden details by Baja artisans grace rooms in a natural palette of sand, sage, and tidal blue, all with ocean-facing terraces and private plunge pools. Surfing, whale watching, and desert dune rides anchor a stay that feels just as intentional as it does indulgent.

Paradero

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Embodying Todos Santos chic, the 35 minimalist suites offer outdoor showers facing the landscape and hammocks strung for long afternoons. The restaurant Tenoch draws from an on-site organic farm and nearby agricultural plots. Adults-only, intentional, no TVs… it’s all about immersion in place.

Rosewood Mandarina

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On the Riviera Nayarit, Rosewood Mandarina stands in a class all its own. The 134 all-suite accommodations stretch from mountain to beach to valley, each with a private plunge pool. At La Cocina, local Nayarit women make fresh tortillas while Barra Peñasco offers mezcal tastings against a backdrop of fig trees and coastal views.

Rosewood Miramar Beach

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Set on one of California’s most coveted stretches of coastline, Rosewood Miramar Beach captures the effortless elegance of the American Riviera. Oceanfront accommodations, exceptional dining, and easy access to the beaches, vineyards, and mountains of Santa Barbara create a luxurious retreat that’s refined and unmistakably Californian.

Shutters on the Beach

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The iconic Santa Monica oceanfront hotel channels casual Cape Cod vibes through a California lens, and it’s all the more transporting thanks to a stylish and inviting redesigned lobby, aka the Living Room, from design firm Nickey Kehoe, complete with new artwork from luminaries such as Robert Rauschenberg.

The Gilded Iguana Surf Hotel

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The Gilded Iguana has been Nosara’s original surf hotel since 1988. Just a five-minute walk from Playa Guiones, one of the world’s most consistent breaks, the hotel has a full-service surf club. The restaurant and bar remain the town’s beating heart, connecting guests to locals and the community it’s helped shape.

The Milo, Hotel by the Sea

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European villa charm filtered through the lens of modern coastal design. Sun-drenched courtyards, a Tiny Library, a Discovery Cabinet stocked with books and binoculars, and communal spaces meant to slow you down and reconnect. It’s walking distance to everything, yet feels like a genuine retreat from the typical Santa Barbara scene.

The Ritz-Carlton Bacara, Santa Barbara

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Perched above the Pacific on 78 acres of coastline, Bacara captures the easy elegance that has long defined the Santa Barbara lifestyle. Beautifully refreshed accommodations, a standout spa, and oceanfront dining make this a resort that invites guests to slow down, settle in, and savor the California coast.

The Ritz-Carlton O’ahu, Turtle Bay

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An iconic resort spanning 1,300 acres on Oahu’s North Shore, with suites framing the ocean and a cove to snorkel with turtles, Jamie O’Brien surf lessons, and mai tai happy hour. Don’t forget to visit Kuilima Farm’s permaculture stand for delicious fresh tropical produce and genuine aloha.

Villa Santa Cruz

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The family-owned Villa Santa Cruz in Todos Santos is a chic bohemian retreat with oceanfront safari tents and fire pits. It’s graced the cover of Sunset for good reason: The La Pastora surf break is steps away for morning waves and coffee, rooftop hot tubs frame stargazing, and the property’s farm and gardens make for exquisite breakfasts.

W Punta de Mita

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What makes this property special is that it was built into the lush Nayarit jungle rather than on top of it. Vibrant Huichol art extends from the lobby all the way to the beach, which boasts barreling world-class surf breaks. Between modern Mexican dining at chef Daniela Soto-Innes’ Rubra that draws from the hotel’s garden, to tequila tasting at Casa Dragones’ palapa bar, it’s the kind of stay you really don’t ever want—or need—to leave.

Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal

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Accessed through the Dos Mares tunnel, the entrance to this property is as dramatic as the Pacific views themselves. During a stay, the spa invites guests into Baja’s natural healing culture, while impossibly romantic candlelit oceanfront dining at El Farallon and Don Manuel’s is understandably where proposals and celebrations unfold. Fresh guacamole arrives daily at your door with Coronitas, a gesture you’ll wish you could bring back to end a day’s work back at home.

Las Rosadas

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With just seven accommodations spread across hundreds of acres of coastline, Las Rosadas offers a rare sense of seclusion on one of Mexico’s most beautiful stretches of Pacific shoreline. Thoughtful hospitality, exceptional cuisine, and experiences that celebrate the culture and traditions of Jalisco create a stay that is both luxurious and connected to place.

Zadún, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve

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Set between desert dunes and the Sea of Cortez, Zadún Los Cabos offers a deeply immersive vision of Baja luxury. Exceptional wellness programming, thoughtful design, and experiences that connect guests to the region’s landscapes, traditions, and marine environment make every stay feel both restorative and distinctly rooted in place.

Regent Santa Monica Beach

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Just steps from the pier, this brings a breezy luxury to Santa Monica. Spacious accommodations, a coastal Mediterranean Michael Mina restaurant, and a serene oceanfront atmosphere raise the bar on this iconic beach.

Dream Inn Santa Cruz

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Few hotels capture the spirit of the California coast quite like this retro-cool oceanfront classic on Cowell’s Beach with its surf vibes, sweeping Monterey Bay views, easy access to the Boardwalk and Wharf, plus a renewed commitment to sustainability and locally sourced dining.

Siari, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

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Siari sits on Nayarit’s Emerald Coast—once hidden, now reachable with nonstop flights from major U.S. cities. Cliffside infinity pools overlook jungle and pristine beach, Chef David Castro Hussong’s kitchens celebrate local ingredients, and the 28,000-square-foot Há Yeka Wellness Center merges Huichol healing with hydrotherapy.

Surf & Sand Laguna Beach

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Surf & Sand Laguna Beach offers an immersive oceanfront escape where every detail is shaped by the rhythm of the Pacific. Guestrooms open to private balconies just above the waves, along with amenities to enjoy, including a refreshing oceanfront pool. Dining at the signature restaurant, Splashes, showcases locally sourced, coastal-inspired cuisine in a dramatic seaside setting, while the newly renovated Aquaterra Spa features eight treatment rooms and a range of relaxing options, including body treatments, massages, and organic facials. Seasonal programming adds energy, from the Chef’s Tasting Menu at Splashes to the Coastal Wellness Series with morning yoga and evening sound baths, plus an adults-only dive-in movie and cocktail experience. Guests can also enjoy special events with chef-attended stations, seasonal dishes, and curated wine and whiskey. Altogether, the experience feels effortless, restorative, and deeply connected to the ocean.

Thompson Zihuatanejo, a Beach Resort by Hyatt Thompson

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Thompson Zihuatanejo, a Beach Resort by Hyatt Thompson, is a coastal retreat that blends quiet luxury with one-of-a-kind character found only in places that resist overdevelopment. Hugged by Zihuatanejo’s picturesque mountains and lush greenery, this intimate getaway features 56 guestrooms and suites along the best swimming beach on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, Playa la Ropa. The standout suites offer private plunge pools, a balcony with direct access to the beach or adults-only pool, ocean or garden views, and more. On-property dining includes two restaurants: Ceniza, where dishes are kissed by wood fire beneath a soaring palapa, and HAO, which delivers fresh coastal flavors from sunrise breakfasts to sunset cocktails steps from the sand. Beyond effortless style, guests can enjoy a private tequila tasting, learn to make regional specialties in a cooking class with the chef, or indulge in an unforgettable meal at the La Parota “Dinner in the Wild,” a signature experience showcasing the resort’s flair for the unexpected.

Lodge at Bodega Bay

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The Lodge at Bodega Bay sits where Northern California’s Sonoma Coast meets wine country, a secluded eight-acre haven along the countryside roads off Highway 1. A restorative retreat immersed in nature’s beauty, The Lodge at Bodega Bay offers 83 guestrooms and suites with sweeping views of the Pacific and refined coastal elegance. Guests can savor local wines by in-room fireplaces or on private balconies, linger at outdoor firepits while watching the sunset, discover nearby coastal trails, take a stroll to Doran Beach, and observe wildlife, including migrating whales and diverse bird species on guided nature walks offered daily. At the Lodge, every moment is unplugged, unhurried, and unexpected. Guests can relax in the heated swimming pool or infinity hot tub or pamper with rejuvenating spa treatments. Drakes Sonoma Coast and Fireside Lounge complete the experience, pairing ocean panoramas with seasonal menus curated with regionally and sustainably sourced coastal California fare.

Pavilion Hotel

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Pavilion Hotel, one of Avalon’s most beloved beachfront escapes, debuted a complete, design-forward transformation on March 20, 2026. Honoring its 1958 heritage, the renovation introduces a fresh mid-century modern aesthetic with airy interiors, botanical accents, and soft coastal hues inspired by Catalina’s landscape. Guest rooms and suites have been fully reimagined to feel brighter, more open, and seamlessly connected to the outdoors, welcoming ocean breezes and relaxed island living. Select accommodations feature French doors and private patios overlooking a lush central courtyard, enhanced as a vibrant gathering space. Just steps from the sand, beyond its design, Pavilion Hotel stands out for its signature guest experiences, from a daily continental breakfast and lobby wine dispensers to its beloved evening social hour, fostering a convivial, community-driven atmosphere. Combined with its prime location and connection to Catalina Island’s rich history, Pavilion Hotel offers a distinctive blend of nostalgia, style, and laid-back luxury.

SCP Mendocino Inn & Farm

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Set along Northern California’s Mendocino Coast near Van Damme State Park, SCP Mendocino Inn & Farm blends the historic character of an 1867 country manor with a slower, wellness-driven approach to coastal travel. Spread across oceanview farmland just outside the town of Mendocino, the 31-room inn is composed of a collection of historic homes and a central lodge, with accommodations featuring wood-burning fireplaces, ocean views, and natural-material Avocado mattresses. At the heart of the property is a working farmstead and Terra Farm Kitchen, where a plant-forward menu highlights seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, many sourced directly from the on-site farm and garden, where guests can wander, feed llamas and chickens, and connect with the rhythms of the land. Additional amenities include a spa lounge, outdoor spaces for relaxation, and wellness-focused programming, creating a stay that balances coastal exploration with a more grounded, restorative pace.

Laguna Surf Lodge by SCP Hotels

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Located in the heart of Laguna Beach, Laguna Surf Lodge by SCP Hotels is a 41-room beachfront retreat set directly along one of Southern California’s most iconic stretches of coastline. Within walking distance of the town’s galleries, boutiques, and restaurants, the property offers an easygoing stay with immediate access to swimming, surfing, and coastal trails. Originally opened in 1948, the reimagined lodge blends its historic roots with a refreshed design that draws on French Riviera influences and a relaxed Mediterranean sensibility. Guest rooms range from ocean-view suites to family-friendly layouts, many with private decks, kitchens, and fireplaces, all finished with Scandinavian-inspired interiors and wellness-focused details. Amenities include a private saltwater pool, sun deck, and direct beach access, along with programming such as beachfront meditation, sound baths, and surf experiences, creating a stay that balances coastal activity with a slower, restorative pace.

Bay Shores Peninsula Hotel

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Located on Newport Beach’s Balboa Peninsula, Bay Shores Peninsula Hotel reimagines a classic 1960s surf motel as a design-forward boutique retreat rooted in coastal California style. The 25-room property blends mid-century charm with contemporary craftsmanship, featuring individually designed guest rooms with custom furnishings, curated local artwork, and elevated amenities including Bellino Italian linens, Simone Fan robes, and Kiehl’s bath products. Positioned between the Pacific Ocean and Newport Harbor, the hotel offers easy access to Newport’s best, from surfing and sailing to biking along the peninsula. Guests can enjoy two rooftop decks—The Penny and The Pearl—with panoramic harbor-to-ocean views, alongside an all-day café serving Coffee Manufactory espresso, pastries from Crema, and Mediterranean-inspired fare. With thoughtful touches like complimentary cruisers and curated beach kits, Bay Shores delivers a relaxed yet refined California beach escape.

Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina

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Set on 642 acres along four emerald-blue lagoons teeming with marine life, Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina lies on Oahu’s wild and rugged western coast. The property features 370 rooms and suites, eight restaurants and bars—including Mina’s Fish House from James Beard award-winning Chef Michael Mina—four pools, the Naupaka Spa & Wellness Centre, tennis and pickleball courts, an expansive kids club, direct beach access, and more. Guests can also enjoy one-of-a-kind experiences found nowhere else on the island, from a unique World War II aviation tour in Hawaii’s only U.S. Navy SNJ-5C Warbird to savoring the freshest catch on Oahu under the guidance of the world’s first Fish Sommelier.

Hotel El Ganzo

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Originally conceived as an artist’s residency space and recording studio, Hotel El Ganzo (meaning the goose) has evolved into an art-centric and eco-friendly hideaway for travelers with a creative mindset. With a spirit deeply rooted in groundbreaking art and culture, the hotel supports artists’ work, making it central to its theme. Their robust musicians-in-residence program has featured artists like Thievery Corporation, Khruangbin, Rufus du Sol, Yo Soy Matt, Kings of Convenience, LP, Julieta Venegas, and many others who have recorded in the hotel’s studio. El Ganzo is a serious passion project by the local Sanchez Navarro family, who developed the surrounding area known as Puerto Los Cabos. With a huge legacy in the region, they have an environmentally sustainable vision and plans to further develop the destination responsibly, as a cultural epicenter in Mexico. 

Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows

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Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows is a beloved oceanfront retreat and has been a cornerstone of Maui’s historic charm since 1962. Set on 27 acres along Ka’anapali Beach, the resort pairs lush tropical gardens, golden sands, and turquoise waters with some of the island’s most iconic sunsets. The resort has recently undergone a property-wide transformation, reemerging as a refreshed yet authentic island retreat. Enhancements include newly renovated bungalows, brand new dining venues, expanded entertainment programming, a new oceanfront spa, updated tennis courts, and reimagined indoor and outdoor event spaces. Blending timeless character with modern updates, Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows offers an immersive Hawaiian escape rooted in place, history, and aloha.

Mauna Kea Beach Hotel

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Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, an Autograph Collection, Hawaii’s most iconic and historic resort, has captivated guests since it opened in 1965. The hotel was developed by American venture capitalist and conservationist Laurance S. Rockefeller. Today, Mauna Kea Beach Hotel continues its timeless tradition of sharing aloha, welcoming guests to renew and reconnect in an oceanfront setting of understated elegance. Situated on the sunny Kohala Coast, the resort is also home to a museum-worthy collection of Asian and Pacific art; the island’s first-ever golf course, the award-winning Mauna Kea Golf Course designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., and an award-winning Seaside Tennis Center featuring nine oceanfront tennis courts and eight pickleball courts. The historic property shares 1,839 acres of oceanfront property with The Westin Hapuna Beach Resort, and together comprise Rockefeller’s early vision of his Hawaiʻi Island portfolio, known today as Mauna Kea Resort.

Fairmont Breakers Long Beach

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Fairmont Breakers Long Beach is a restored 1926 storied landmark on the Southern California coast, celebrating its centennial in 2026. Recently reimagined for a new generation of travelers following a multi-year renovation completed in 2024 to its original grandeur, the hotel blends its Art Deco character with a fresh, design-forward sensibility that feels both historic and distinctly modern. Set in the heart of downtown Long Beach, the property offers a full lifestyle experience, from rooftop views and vibrant nightlife to destination and theatrical dining and coastal-inspired spaces that invite guests to linger. Once a gathering place for Old Hollywood icons, Fairmont Breakers has reemerged as a social hub—where guests and locals move seamlessly between dining, drinks, and ocean air. At 100 years old, Fairmont Breakers stands as a rare example of heritage hospitality done right: rooted in history, but fully alive in the present.

Sandbourne Santa Monica, Autograph Collection

Sandbourne Santa Monica, Autograph Collection

Just steps from the sand and with sweeping ocean views, Sandbourne Santa Monica, Autograph Collection, blends stunning design with relaxed seaside charm. Opened in May 2024, this 175-room beachfront sanctuary, envisioned by acclaimed Icelandic architect Gulla Jónsdóttir, engages all of the five senses with its harmonious blend of natural textures, sculptural elements, indoor and outdoor vibes, and Earth tones throughout. Its ethos, “Feel the Moment,” comes alive in every thoughtful detail and guest experience. Highlights include Marelle, the signature restaurant helmed by chef Raphael Lunetta, luxury amenities such as a state-of-the-art indoor/outdoor fitness center and pool with daybeds, complimentary pottery classes, and an on-site dog park. With thoughtful in-room relaxation tools—like weighted blankets, acupressure mats, and your choice of Turkish or waffle towels—plus sweeping coastal views and easy access to L.A.’s westside, Sandbourne is the perfect home base for seeking a laid-back luxury escape.  

Hotel SLO

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Bringing a refined, design-forward sensibility to California’s Central Coast, Hotel San Luis Obispo serves as a polished home base for exploring the region’s celebrated wine country and coastal landscapes. Honored with a MICHELIN Guide One Key in 2024, the 78-room property blends elevated hospitality with a strong sense of place. Guests can move seamlessly from rooftop cocktails at High Bar to dining at Piadina, a fresh California take on Italian cuisine, and Ox + Anchor, a MICHELIN-recognized modern steakhouse led by Executive Chef Ryan Fancher. Nearly 10,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space—from an intimate wine cellar to a rooftop terrace—accommodates everything from private gatherings to large-scale celebrations. Located in the heart of downtown San Luis Obispo, just minutes from the coast, the hotel offers easy access to wineries, beaches, and hiking trails, while thoughtful touches like refillable water stations and EV charging reflect a commitment to sustainability.   

Cannery Pier Hotel & Spa

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Cannery Pier Hotel & Spa is a luxury boutique hotel constructed on pier pilings driven 600 feet into the Columbia River. Its unique design showcases the natural beauty of the waterway and the historic Astoria-Megler Bridge. Each of the 46 guest rooms is outfitted with cozy Pendleton blankets and custom-blended coffee and tea. Suites feature private balconies with a front-row view of life on a working river. Stays include a complimentary Sunrise Hot Breakfast with made-to-order omelets as well as a “Cannery Cheers Credit” of $25 per day per room, which is redeemable at Bar 600, a relaxing lounge on the water where guests can enjoy a variety of drinks and regional dishes. Additionally, a chauffeur service is available nightly to guests exploring the area. Unsurpassed in location, sophistication, and beauty, Cannery Pier Hotel & Spa offers an unmatched experience for memorable visits to the Oregon Coast.