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Hotels in Santa Monica
5 Hotels
Viceroy Santa Monica
1819 Ocean Avenue

It's best known for its sexy bar and pool scenes, but Viceroy Santa Monica boasts substance as well: friendly service, an environmental conscience, and a restaurant using locally sourced ingredients. Many of the 162 well-sized rooms and suites have ocean views, and all have sleek Hollywood Regency style and amenities like flat-screen TVs/DVD players and 24-hour room service. The Viceroy isn't particularly kid-friendly (you'll more likely find aspiring models sipping cocktails by the pool than tykes doing cannonballs), so families may prefer Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel for its "Loews Loves Kids" program.

Huntley Santa Monica Beach
1111 2nd St

Huntley Santa Monica Beach is a design-conscious upper-middle-range hotel with gorgeous views of Santa Monica Beach everywhere from the rooftop restaurant to most of the guest rooms to the exterior glass elevator. The hotel underwent a massive refresh in 2017, and the result is interiors that are artistic and contemporary. Each of the 204 rooms comes with a tablet, 60-inch flat-screen TV, and Nespresso machine. Up on the 18th floor, The Penthouse Restaurant delivers gourmet cuisine and hopping weekend DJ sets. The hotel's location offers faster access to shopping at 3rd Street Promenade than it does to the beach. The biggest downsides? No pool and a daily hotel amenity fee to cover bikes and Wi-Fi. For something with fast beach access and slightly lower rates, check out the JW Marriot Santa Monica Le Merigot

Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows
101 Wilshire Blvd.

Luxurious (though small) rooms, an excellent spa, and a devoted staff make this five-acre, 302-room property one of the best hotels in Santa Monica. The Fairmont is not as intimate as the Oceana, and it lacks the direct beachfront of Casa Del Mar. But with beautiful grounds and a laid-back, private vibe, it's an excellent choice nonetheless.

Shore Hotel
1515 Ocean Avenue

This chic, 164-room beach hotel opened in 2011 with a prime location across from the Santa Monica Pier and a block away from shopping and entertainment on Third Street Promenade. The building has a sleek, eco-friendly design, and comfortable rooms feature private balconies; city or ocean views; and modern technologies such as free Wi-Fi and self-adjusting thermostats. The lovely courtyard pool area and well-equipped fitness center are also pluses, as is the locally sourced Mexican restaurant.

Hotel Riu Touareg
Urbanizacao Lacacao Lote 13, Praia Lacacao

Set on a dune at a beautiful, remote beach in Santa Monica, Hotel Riu Touareg offers an upper-middle-range, all-inclusive vacation in a quiet and secluded setting. The hotel has a freshwater pool with a swim-up bar, and three saltwater pools, but the ocean water can be rough near the hotel. Additional amenities include a fitness center and a spa, and there's an animation team arranging activities. A variety of bars and restaurants are available, but getting a table at a specialty restaurant can be tough, as reservations fill up quickly. The 881 rooms are homey, with colorful fabrics and African artwork, but there’s a fee for Wi-Fi. The hotel has a separate adult-only wing with private features. Guests may want to compare rates with Royal Decameron Boa Vista, a mid-range, all-inclusive beachfront hotel in Boa Vista with a well-reviewed buffet restaurant.