Best Hotels in Long Beach
Explore Long Beach with 148 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
The Queen Mary ★★★
"This was our 2nd year of attending Dark Harbor. We had a larger room this year with a harbor view. The negative things were the amenities. Last year there were no amenities whatsoever and bed bugs. I contacted the management team and let them know what had happened. I was assured that we would be compensated for the problem. Not only were we not compensated but we actually paid more for our room. We are not new to the Halloween 🎃 event. We attended the Shipwreck events the first 10 years it was open with our kids and friends. I am very disappointed that you misrepresented your care of returning passengers. Other than that we are looking forward to next year."
La Mirage Inn - Long Beach ★
"Come for business conference at Long Beach. The location is good and staff is helpful. Many restaurants within 5 minutes drive. Pretty nice selection for betel’s at this price."
City Center Hotel by Kasa
"The room is relatively new and located in a bustling downtown area; the surrounding environment is so-so."
Holiday Inn LONG BEACH AIRPORT by IHG ★★★
"Really old hotel, bad service, we didn’t get room service, no clean towels, everything was old, shape didn’t work right, chair has holes, water in the shower got stuck for a while, I don’t recommend this hotel"
Hotel Mai Downtown Long Beach ★★★
"Location good but price a bit high"
Hotel Metropolitan ★★
"This is a quirky boutique hotel that is on a main road. While there's no front desk staff, the manager was available by phone, and she was helpful with the check-in process. Be warned that there is no elevator! Fortunately, we were allowed to leave our heavy bags on the ground floor and just take out what was needed from our bags to make the trek up to our room on the 3rd floor. Our room had a an extremely comfy bed. The bathroom was nicely updated, but the door situation was interesting. We only stayed here one night, but the value was there for sure. As a bonus there were several good restaurants and a supermarket in close proximity. My one negative comment is that there was stuff left in the fridge from a previous occupant."
Hotel Maya ★★★★
"They have many items you need on a trip"
Hotel Royal ★★
"Hotel Royal is a small and quaint hotel in downtown Long Beach. It takes about 40 minutes to walk to the shoreline drive to the lighthouse and the Pike outlets. I had an exceedingly pleasant stay at Hotel Royal. The staff, articulately Mario and Jose, were accommodating. There is hot water all day and I really appreciated that. Also free coffee in the morning. It is close to all kinds of good restaurants, and I had no trouble carrying on with all kinds of fun andbusiness."
Motel 6-Long Beach, CA - International City ★★
"Kind staff"
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Hilton Long Beach Hotel
"☝️good"
Vagabond Inn Long Beach
"You get what you payed for."
The Westin Long Beach
"The location is great for business travelers at the convention center! The front desk is absolutely amazing and really, really nice! The front desk make this place memorable and I am so thankful for them!"
Signal Hill Motel Beach Motel
"I planned to stay for 4 nights, but checked out on the first night due to the poor hygiene. I can't give a good rating without flattery. It may be difficult for Japanese people."
Fairmont Breakers Long Beach
"I like it so much! Very satisfied, nothing wrong with it except that it's expensive"
Sea Rock Inn - Long Beach
"The hotel room is spacious and bright, and the two beds are relatively large and comfortable to sleep in 😌; the guy at the front desk is very enthusiastic, the check-in procedure is quick and convenient, and the price-performance ratio is super high!"
Hyatt Regency Long Beach
"Although it is in Long Beach, it is not very convenient to go to the beach. It is a conference hotel and is not really suitable for vacation."
Hyatt Centric the Pike Long Beach
"It was a great service!!"
Travelodge by Wyndham Long Beach Convention Center
"This place itself is just ok, but the location is terrific. Rooms are humid with vague odor of smoke in our non-smoking room. Our toilet broke after one flush but they immediately gave us a different and equivalent room. The bathroom was small and like permanently stained. But at least parking was ample and only $5/night. I think I’d recommend this place to anyone pressed for money and brave"
Lumea by the Sea
"When paying the deposit, I paid an additional $75, so I asked what it was and was told that there would be a service charge of $25 per night;; Even when I asked what the service fee was, they kept giving me stupid answers. In the end, I inquired through Trip.com and Trip.com refunded me. The room is just like a motel and there is a strange Southeast Asian guy in the room. I stayed here at a very expensive price because other hotel rooms were fully booked, but it was really bad."
Marriott Long Beach Downtown
"Hotels that overcharge at will, cold and arrogant front desk, shabby room facilities, Avoid at all cost"
Residence Inn Long Beach Downtown
"Good :)"
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Long Beach Travel Information
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More Information About Long Beach Hotels
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Key Info |
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Number of reviews |
5,435 |
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Total properties |
148 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£249 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£234 |
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Trending hotel |
The Queen Mary |
FAQ – Hotels in Long Beach
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What are the best places to stay in Long Beach?
Some of the best places to stay in Long Beach are near popular attractions like Long Beach, Aquarium of the Pacific and Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Long Beach near Long Beach?
Some of the top hotels in Long Beach near Long Beach include Hotel Mai Downtown Long Beach (from £104), Fairmont Breakers Long Beach (from £140) and Hyatt Centric the Pike Long Beach (from £134), all offering easy access to Long Beach, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Long Beach?
The most popular Long Beach hotels for your stay: The Queen Mary (from £94), Hilton Long Beach Hotel (from £100) and La Mirage Inn - Long Beach (from £53) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Long Beach are pet friendly?
Motel 6-Long Beach, CA - International City (from £78) and Inn of Long Beach (from £74) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Long Beach are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Fairmont Breakers Long Beach (from £140), Inn of Long Beach (from £74) and @ Marbella Lane - Luxurious 3Br Penthouse provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Long Beach have swimming pools?
Hilton Long Beach Hotel (from £100), Long Beach Marriott (from £154) and Holiday Inn LONG BEACH AIRPORT by IHG (from £101) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Long Beach offer an especially good breakfast ?
Hilton Long Beach Hotel (from £100),Long Beach Marriott (from £154) and Hyatt Centric the Pike Long Beach (from £134) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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