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Top Southern California Beach Resorts & Hotels
Surfer Beach Hotel
Travelers like: on the beach, outdoor pool
"The views were worth the price. Would definitely go back!!"
Reviewed on Nov 5, 2026
Ocean Villa Inn
Travelers like: close to beach, outdoor pool
"Worn down. But was close to venue I attended"
Reviewed on Nov 5, 2026
Bahia Resort Hotel
Catamaran Resort and Spa
The Wayfarer San Diego
Ocean Beach Hotel
La Jolla Shores Hotel
Castillo Inn at the Beach
Beach Condos in Southern California
Magic Mouse Vacation Rentals #3 ~ Entire Condo Next to Disneyland
Beach Villas in Southern California
Gorgeous Beach Villa -- Ocean Views + Sleeps 12!
More Beachfront Hotels in Southern California
Wyndham San Diego Bayside
How to find the best Southern California beach hotels?
We have 2,784 honest, unfiltered reviews from genuine customers you can check out, with an average review rating of 8.1.
How can I find Southern California beach hotels with nice views?
Use our ocean view filter to see the Southern California beach hotels that offer spectacular views. From cliffside panoramas to beach view hotels with rooms overlooking the sand. Check out poolside and tranquil garden views, too.
How much does it cost to stay in a beach hotel in Southern California?
Currently, we have resorts and hotels in Southern California on the beach going from $108 a night to $694 for top-end luxury. Prices vary depending on your travel dates, amenities, and neighborhood.
How do I find Southern California beach hotels that are good for families?
Filter your search results by clicking on the family friendly filter to see kid-friendly amenities and activities. From beach resorts with kids’ clubs to beachfront hotels offering fun watersports—you have plenty of choice.
Why should I book my beach hotel in Southern California with Travelocity?
With great deals on a vast selection of Southern California beachfront hotels, 24/7 customer service, and the ability to bundle your hotel, flights, and car rental to save more—Travelocity makes it easy.
Do any beach hotels in Southern California have a pool?
Many Southern California hotels on the beach have pools. You can choose which amenities you want and use our pool filter to see the Southern California beach hotels that have pools on site.
When is the best time to stay in a beach hotel in Southern California?
The best time to visit Southern California for local events and activities is .
Are there cheap beach hotels in Southern California?
Prices for Southern California beach hotels currently start at just $108 a night. With 135 Southern California beach hotels to choose from, you have stacks of tempting options, whatever your budget.
What are some great things to do in Southern California by the beach?
Enjoy swimming, reading, and sunbathing on the beach in Southern California. There’s also action-packed beach fun and watersport adventures, too. Check each hotel’s information section to find out what’s available.
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Popular Beach Stays in Southern California
Recent Southern California Hotel Reviews By Fellow Wanderers
Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel
"Shuttle service to the park is pretty much unbeatable, and the staff is very kind, with the exterior of the property looking beautiful and the lobby well-maintained and intentional. Once you get to the main elevators, you notice a bit of a switch in the interior maintenance levels. Overall good stay, but would have liked the rooms to have a little more attempt at that storybook charm. Pretty plain decor, old staining in the room, pretty dinged-up/worn furniture, yellowed shower. Once again, all perfectly acceptable for a 3-star hotel. Biggest downside would have to be the thin walls. Understandably hard to control in an older property, but I think I did get to hear about 6 different children having various mental breakdowns across my floor."
