It’s hard to believe now, but the pier almost disappeared entirely in the 1970s. Back then, the Santa Monica City Council was ...

“Santa Monica has a unique blend of coastal charm and culinary innovation, and we are excited to showcase both through Shoreside,” said Jon Farzam, CEO and co-owner of Shore Hotel.

His personal involvement in Brickell Naco has built trust among potential investors who appreciate the seriousness and commitment that the Real Madrid striker brings to each of his business ventures.

One of the most talked-about US openings of 2024 pushes boundaries for Santa Monica luxe beachfront hotels. ... Highlight Chef Michael Mina’s dishes and the sound of waves breaking on the shore ...

City of Santa Monica’s Jennifer Taylor, Shore Hotel’s Jon Farzam, The Athens Group’s Dustin Peterson, Regent Santa Monica Beach’s Younes Atallah, Proper Hospitality’s Cara Stoffel and ...

A full list of Santa Monica hotels offered discounted stays for fire evacuees can be found here. ... Shore Hotel in Santa Monica with a special wildfire rate of 25 percent-off for displaced ...

The Shore Hotel near the beach in Santa Monica was ranked the top hotel in the country. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Shore Hotel (@shorehotelsm) ...

The title of number one hotel in the U.S. belongs to the aptly named Shore Hotel, which occupies an oceanfront parcel in trendy Santa Monica, California. A pet-friendly and eco-friendly option, it’s ...

The number one hotel in the U.S. is the Shore Hotel in Santa Monica. Located within walking distance from the Santa Monica Pier, this eco-friendly boutique hotel offers ocean views, ...

The top hotel in the US is the Shore Hotel in Santa Monica, California, according to Tripadvisor. Shore Hotel. You are viewing 1 of 4 images Previous Image Next Image. Advertisement.

The No.1 hotel in the U.S for 2024 has been named as Shore Hotel in Santa Monica, California, while the top property in Australia for this year is The Reef House Adults Retreat Palm Cove in North ...

The Georgian, a boutique Art Deco-style Santa Monica hotel that’s occupied the Southern California coastline since 1933, is reopening its speakeasy utilized during prohibition six decades ago.