Malibu Hotels

Malibu is home to countless movie stars and people associated with the entertainment business, and boast many fantastic luxury dwellings. The Pacific Coast Highway runs the length of Malibu, and is the main street providing access to many of the city's famous beaches, as well as the best way to get from one side of the city to the other. Beaches include Surfrider Beach, Zuma Beach, Malibu State Beach and Topanga State Beach. Pirates Cove Beach, directly below Point Dume's Headland Park, was originally a notorious rum smuggling beach during the prohibition because of its relative seclusion and was later a popular nudist beach. However, nudity is illegal now at all Los Angeles beaches. The large Malibu beaches are public land and are easy to access while some of the smaller ones require a bit of a walk.

The city is bordered by Topanga Canyon to the east and the Santa Monica Mountains and Ventura County to the north and west. Highlands Park offers great views of the coastline out to Palos Verdes and also provides jogging and walking trails. The Malibu Colony, a gated community of multi-million dollar homes, was the first area of Malibu to be developed after the Rindge family was forced to sell the land due to money woes in 1929. The surrounding areas of Malibu are particularly sensitive to natural disasters, like fires and mudslides.

Beaches are, of course, the main attraction for guests to Malibu Hotels and attract thousands of visitors each year. Surfrider Beach, as its name suggests, is popular amongst surfers. However, there are many other attractions for guests to Malibu Hotels to enjoy including Adamson's House, the Spanish-colonial home of the original Rindge family with opulent decor and original tile work, the Malibu Pier, and the Getty Villa, an art museum that is part of the J. Paul Getty Museum full of antiques, sculptures and ancient cultural artifacts. Guests can also enjoy mountain biking, hiking, the Malibu Film Festival in the spring, and art exhibitions. Theatre productions at the Smother's Theatre at the Pepperdine University offer concerts, operas, dance and musicals. The Malibu State Park, with large lakes, waterfalls and hiking trailsh was used in many Tarzan movies and the TV show M.A.S.H.

There are a variety of Malibu Hotels available to guests including motels, inns, lodges and luxury hotels. Conveniently located along the Pacific Highway or on the outskirts of town, guests to these properties will have easy access to many of the tourist attractions and the business districts of the city. Double and king guest rooms, apartments, luxury suites and executive level rooms are all available catering to all tastes and budgets. Many guest rooms have private balconies that provide spectacular views over the ocean or beautiful gardens.

Some are luxuriously decorated; others are simple and clean, with retro-style rooms. In-room entertainment is provided by plasma TVs with cable, internet access, pay movies and a radio. Luxurious king-size beds with fine Egyptian cotton linen and duvet covers, soft fluffy pillows and down duvets provide havens of comfort.

The Malibu Beach Inn is beautifully decorated with original artworks adorning the walls, fireplaces in guest rooms and contemporary furnishings made from exotic Wenge wood, while the architecture and interior design of the hotel reflects the natural beauty of the Malibu coast. The Renaissance Angoura Hills Hotel has a distinct European flair and is a full service resort hotel.

Many of the Malibu Hotels are perfect for business guests and provide large working areas with a desk, ergonomic chair and lamp. High-speed internet access, data points, multi-line telephones with voicemail ensure a sophisticated office-like space while a mini-bar, flat screen TV, in-room safe, hairdryer, natural tile showers, bathrobes and luxurious toiletries are all provided. Suites offer separate living and sleeping areas and include a refrigerator and microwave.

Malibu hotels provide the perfect space for conferences, business meetings, informal gatherings, banquets and family functions. The Villa Graziadio Executive Center located at the Pepperdine University is one such hotel, which meets the needs of global professionals and includes executive boardrooms, seminar rooms and amphitheaters with seating for up to 180 people. Conference rooms are equipped with modern audio-visual equipment including videoconference capabilities, technology support and a dedicated staff to ensure the success of any function.

Some Malibu Hotels include fine-dining restaurants. The Carbon Beach Club at the Malibu Beach Inn features Californian coastal cuisine accompanied by a wide range of California's wines, and with oversized mirrors and large picture windows, creates an intimate feel by night and a lovely holiday atmosphere by day. Most provide easy access to many of the city's restaurants, where guests will find delightful Mexican, Japanese and American cuisine, to mention but a few.

We believe that Malibu Hotels provide the perfect base from which to explore this section of the Los Angeles coastline. Their ungraded amenities, facilities and services and luxurious accommodation will appeal to both business and leisure guests alike. When you're ready to book your stay, do it through MalibuHotels.net.