California Hotels with private Jacuzzi on Balcony
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Full list of hotels with hot tub on Balcony in California
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Free WiFi WiFi Gratis
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Pool Piscina
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I highly recommend.
The room was spacious and clean. Nice bathroom.
The hotel has a living room, terrace and patio where you can relax, play games and/or drink some wine.
We really loved to play some checkers and drink some wine after exploring LA.
Free parking and complimentary breakfast. The breakfast is not big, but the quality is great (including fresh fruit and nice coffee)
Incredible service and I would really recommend this place! It's an absolute gem! ⭐️
The breakfast room, and the living room are absolutely beautiful! Sitting next to the wetland reserve was very peaceful even with the noise of the occasional plane flying overhead.
The location is wonderful. Great restaurants close by and a short walk to the beach is a definite plus.
The building is showing a bit of wear and tear. There is some damage from vacuuming. A few bits of drywall were broken around a support pole in room 309. I could see dark spots along the window seat where the vacuum cleaner had been dragged across the baseboard. Paint is peeling off the bathroom door. Stains on the carpet.
A lot of the double pane windows have broken seals, which means they’re foggy in between the two panes of glass making them look dirty. One of the windows had some serious damage to the wood frame.
New carpet and fresh paint would do wonderful things to that room. Replacing the windows would be a great expense, but money well spent.
The door between the sinks in the bathroom and the toilet/shower section is too big. It hits the bathtub and does not open fully. I left a suggestion with one of their associates that a bifold door may be a solution.
The room was very clean. The bed was very comfortable. Another plus is that the water was hot in the shower. I will be back. I would be very happy to enjoy their hospitality again. Everyone who works here is so wonderful.
The pool was a bit disappointing as it was really small and there was no hot tub. There were lounge chairs that you can walk up to as well as bigger couches with tables that you could reserve. The pool guy was nice and brought us water bottles as it was a hot day.
In terms of the room we had a lot of space and the beds were comfortable. We were able to get extra pillows and dental kits from housekeeping. For each day that you didn’t do cleaning, they donate a portion for environmental causes. There’s a restaurant downstairs and you get a $10 credit for dinner through the hotel if you eat there. There’s a mini fridge filled with drinks for purchase but we were able to fit some leftovers in there.
Rooms were nice, clean and the bed was extremely comfortable.
Great stay in the South Bay!
I’m sure with a name like this, it has already been said, but this should actually be called Shady Hotel.
My wife and I wanted to book a quick getaway out of town, away from the city life, somewhere that was along the coast.
We decided to try Redondo Beach because we hadn’t been there yet.
The thing that attracted us to this hotel certainly was not the high price per night ($400+), but it was their rating (now seems to be fabricated) and that they offer a bathtub on the balcony, overlooking the marina - sounds nice right?
We were willing to pay a little extra for something that appeared on the website to be worth it.
Well the outside bathtub was never used because they put us in a room on the ground level with the boardwalk of people walking past our patio.
Sure the blackout curtain on the patio could have been closed, but then we lose the view of the marina, genius.
Our attempt for getting away from the noise and the hustle and bustle of the city failed miserably at this hotel because the adjacent restaurant “Sea Level” had club music blasting in the evening until about 9:45 pm, which was easily heard through the thin doors and walls.
You can also hear your neighbor’s tv or loud conversations through the walls as well, or the guests above you pounding on their floor with every step they take.
Prior to the evening music from the restaurant, we were bombarded by the music, day drinking parties and conversations coming from the docked boats, and the marina foot traffic going in and out of the metal security gate that was constantly slamming closed - we never really enjoyed our peaceful and relaxing retreat we hoped for.
To top it all off, this Shady Hotel “nickel and dimes” the guests $45/night for parking like they are some kind of Vegas resort, plus they charge an “Amenity Inclusion Charge” for amenities whether you use them or not - on top of all this, we never received the dinner credit for dining at the Sea Level restaurant, even though our food was billed to our room, and we never received the bottle of sparkling wine.
I can honestly say I’ve had better overnight stays when staying at a Motel 6.
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FAQs about California hotels with Jacuzzi on Balcony
What is the typical price range for hotels with hot tubs on balconies in California?
Hotels in California offering hot tubs on balconies vary in price, typically ranging from mid-range to luxury. Budget-conscious travelers can find options starting around $150-$250 per night, while more upscale properties may charge $300-$600 or more, depending on location, amenities, and season. Factors like proximity to major attractions and the level of luxury significantly influence the price.
When is the best time to book a hotel with a hot tub on the balcony in California?
The best time to book depends on your destination within California. For coastal areas, late spring to early fall offers warm weather ideal for enjoying the hot tub with ocean views. Inland and desert regions are best visited in spring or fall for milder temperatures. Booking in advance, especially during peak seasons like summer and around holidays, is recommended to secure the best rates and availability.
Are there seasonal discounts available for these types of hotels in California?
Many hotels offer seasonal discounts, particularly during off-peak times. In California, you might find lower rates and special deals during the winter months, excluding the holiday season, and in late autumn. It’s always a good idea to check the hotel’s website or contact them directly for any ongoing promotions, especially if your travel dates are flexible. Additionally, booking well in advance or last-minute can sometimes yield attractive discounts.
How to book a hotel with a hot tub on balcony in California
Our selection showcases the best-rated hotels with Jacuzzi and hot tub on balcony in California. This includes information about rooms, hotel ratings, location, and a short description. After picking your favorite hotel, click ‘See available rooms‘ which will take you to our partner’s site. Choose your dates to view availability. The site will then compare rates across different platforms, providing the best deal. After being redirected, you’ll need to fill in the remaining information about your stay. Some hotels allow pay-on-arrival, while others require upfront payment, typically with a free cancellation option.
What safety measures are in place for using hot tubs on balconies in California hotels?
Hotels in California adhere to strict safety and hygiene standards for hot tub maintenance and usage. Regular cleaning and disinfection protocols are followed to ensure the safety of guests. Additionally, hotels often provide guidelines for safe hot tub usage, including maximum occupancy limits, recommended soaking times, and safety precautions. Guests are encouraged to follow these guidelines for a safe and enjoyable experience.
Are there any hotels with hot tub on balcony in California?
Yes, the best hotel with hot tub on balcony in California is Avila Village Inn. See our full list of hotels with Jacuzzi on balcony in California.
What is the most romantic hotel with Jacuzzi on balcony in California?
The most romantic hotel with hot tub on balcony in California is Ventana Big Sur, An Alila Resort. See our full list of best romantic hotels with Jacuzzi on balcony in California.
What is the best budget-friendly hotel with spa tub on balcony in California?
The best affordable hotel with Jacuzzi on balcony in California is SeaVenture Beach Hotel & Restaurant. You can see our full list of best budget-friendly hotels with hot tub on balcony in California.
Are there any hotels with hot tub on balcony in California with a pool?
Yes, there are several hotels with hot tub on balcony in California with an on-site pool. Some of these hotels are Le Meridien Delfina Santa Monica, Avila Village Inn, and Ventana Big Sur, An Alila Resort.
Do any of the hotels with Jacuzzi on balcony in California have an on-site spa?
A few hotels with hot tub on balcony in California also have an on-site spa. These hotels are Sycamore Mineral Springs Resort & Spa, and Ventana Big Sur, An Alila Resort.
