Hotels in Laguna Beach
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1. Hilton Anaheim
Hilton Anaheim



2. Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel
Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel



3. Surf & Sand Laguna Beach
Surf & Sand Laguna Beach



4. Laguna Beach House
Laguna Beach House



5. Casa Loma Beach Hotel (formerly The Inn at Laguna Beach)
Casa Loma Beach Hotel (formerly The Inn at Laguna Beach)



6. La Casa del Camino
La Casa del Camino



7. Laguna Cove Hotel
Laguna Cove Hotel



8. Laguna Surf Lodge by SCP Hotels
Laguna Surf Lodge by SCP Hotels



9. Capri Laguna on the Beach
Capri Laguna on the Beach



10. 14 West Hotel
14 West Hotel



11. Casa Laguna Hotel & Spa
Casa Laguna Hotel & Spa



12. Hotel Joaquin
Hotel Joaquin



13. Montage Laguna Beach
Montage Laguna Beach



14. Laguna Hills Lodge
Laguna Hills Lodge



15. The Tides Laguna Beach
The Tides Laguna Beach



16. Le Petit Pali Laguna Beach
Le Petit Pali Laguna Beach



18. The Ranch at Laguna Beach
The Ranch at Laguna Beach



19. Woods Cove Inn
Woods Cove Inn



20. Laguna Surf
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Casa Loma Beach Hotel (formerly The Inn at Laguna Beach)
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Top neighborhoods in Laguna Beach

Downtown Laguna Beach
Downtown Laguna Beach wraps you in artistic charm and ocean magic at every turn. Art lovers can hop between the Laguna Art Museum and countless galleries lining Forest Avenue, while beach enthusiasts splash at Main Beach Park's iconic shoreline. The historic Laguna Playhouse offers intimate shows when you need a break from the sun, and Heisler Park's clifftop gardens deliver postcard-worthy views. Restaurants serve fresh seafood on ocean-view patios, though reservations are essential during summer months. The area is perfectly walkable despite some hills, with seasonal trolleys connecting you to nearby beaches. Boutique inns and luxury resorts dominate the accommodation scene, all within steps of the crashing waves and artistic soul that defines this beachy downtown.



North Laguna
North Laguna's stunning coastline offers a parade of secret coves and dramatic ocean views that'll make your Instagram followers weep with envy. Wander through Heisler Park's gardens before descending to Shaws Cove or Crescent Bay Beach for a peaceful splash. Art lovers can explore local galleries and the Laguna Art Museum while nature enthusiasts discover vibrant tidepools teeming with marine life. Upscale restaurants serve fresh seafood with Pacific Ocean backdrops, though you'll need to book ahead for sunset tables. Accommodations range from luxury oceanfront hotels to charming bed-and-breakfasts, all within walking distance of main attractions. The seasonal trolley makes getting around a breeze when your feet need a break from the neighborhood's scenic but hilly terrain.





South Laguna
South Laguna's dramatic coastline boasts hidden gems like Table Rock and Thousand Steps beaches, where craggy cliffs meet sparkling Pacific waters. Spend sunny days exploring secluded coves and vibrant tide pools that teem with marine life. The neighborhood offers a blend of natural beauty and upscale charm with panoramic ocean views from nearly every winding street. Dining options feature fresh seafood and California cuisine at ocean-view restaurants that capture the coastal vibe. Most accommodations lean luxury with high-end resorts and vacation rentals nestled into the hillsides. A car is recommended for exploring, as the steep terrain makes walking challenging beyond immediate beach areas.

Hip District
Laguna Beach's Hip District buzzes with creative energy where art lovers browse galleries and bohemians sip coffee at sidewalk cafés. Colorful murals brighten building walls while street musicians provide the perfect soundtrack for your stroll. Bluebird Beach and Cleo Street Beach are just two blocks away when you need a refreshing ocean break. Wine bars and farm-to-table restaurants offer perfect spots to refuel after a day of gallery hopping. Most accommodations are boutique inns with artistic flair, reflecting the neighborhood's creative character. The pedestrian-friendly design makes exploring this artistic haven a breeze.

Laguna Village
Laguna Village is a beach lover's paradise where art and ocean collide in the most magical way. Stroll past vibrant galleries showcasing local talent, then hit Main Beach for prime people-watching and volleyball. Wander down to the tide pools where dramatic cliffs meet crashing waves, or time your visit for one of the neighborhood's famous art festivals that fill pocket parks with music. Beachside cafés serve up fresh seafood and craft cocktails, though you'll want to make reservations at the fancier spots. Most of Laguna Village is walkable despite the hills, and a seasonal trolley connects the beaches when your feet need a break. Oceanview resorts and boutique inns offer luxurious digs, but they come with resort-town price tags.
Top landmarks in Laguna Beach

Treasure Island Beach

Victoria Beach

Thousand Steps Beach

Heisler Park
Aliso Beach
Main Beach
Festival of Arts and Pageant of the Masters
Sawdust Art Festival Grounds
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Dive into a world where art and ocean collide, with galleries showcasing local talent alongside tide pools teeming with starfish and anemones. The Festival of Arts and Pageant of the Masters transform paintings into living tableaux with uncanny precision. Main Beach offers volleyball courts where locals display impressive skills beneath the lifeguard tower. Heisler Park's clifftop path provides views that explain why so many artists settled here. Crescent Bay's perfect arc of sand invites morning exploration when harbor seals might appear. Sawdust Art Festival grounds welcome visitors to meet creators in their rustic booths. Even the village's shops and restaurants display an artistic flair that makes shopping feel like gallery-hopping with occasional purchases.
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Laguna Cove Hotel
"Great location, but a little noisy as it's on the main road."
La Casa del Camino
"el parqueo"
Laguna Surf Lodge by SCP Hotels
"Great location amazing views will definitely be booking again A+++++"
Crescent Bay Inn
"Sal was awesomevery helpful and good woth tips for sunsets and using Trolley. Brilliant location. Items you can use to take to the beautiful crescent bay beach. Would definitely go back. Nice size room lovely shower."
The Tides Laguna Beach
"The staff is the most helpful that we have ever encountered. They truly care about every customer. The Tides is located across from Heisler Park, the best place to see the sunsets. It is also a short walk to the main beach and downtown. We parked out car at the Tides and walked everywhere including the the art festivals. This is our second stay and we wouldn't stay anywhere else"
Montage Laguna Beach
"We love to the Montage. Everything about it is special. The staff was so very helpful for myself and my husband. We enjoyed the spa. We will see you soon."
Hotel Joaquin
"Great spot the staff was so kind and accommodating!"
The Ranch at Laguna Beach
"Room was nice, pool are awas excellent. Parking is an issue and the cart service to shuttle people to the golf course, beach , etc was rough. Food and beverage was very good"




































































