Fairmont Breakers Long Beach
Waterfront, Downtown, Long Beach
“Revived oceanfront landmark”
Vibe
Spanish Renaissance Revival grandeur meets modern coastal flair, with restored 1920s plasterwork, glowing brass fixtures, and lively live jazz downstairs.
“Revived oceanfront landmark”
A 1926 Spanish Renaissance Revival landmark featuring restored ornate plasterwork, vintage mail chutes, and historic rooftop ornamentation.
Halo rooftop cocktail lounge offers panoramic harbor views alongside nightly live jazz sets at Alter Ego lounge.
Restored 1920s architectural moldings and Romanesque arches blend with custom brass lighting and coastal California textures.
On Ocean Boulevard in Downtown Long Beach, steps from the Terrace Theater Plaza.
Rooms
Calm neutral palettes with brushed gold accents frame marble bathrooms, while wide windows look out toward the bustling waterfront.
Wellness
The third-floor Acqua pool terrace catches coastal sun, backed by a sprawling two-story spa with steam rooms and private treatment suites.
Backstory
Designed by Walker and Eisen in 1926, the landmark later hosted Conrad Hilton, who debuted its storied thirteenth-floor Sky Room in 1938.
Eat & drink
Take in harbor views over Wagyu Wellington at the Sky Room, or retreat to Alter Ego for cocktails beside nightly jazz sets.
The neighborhood
Perched on Ocean Boulevard in Downtown Long Beach, you are steps from the Terrace Theater Plaza and the scenic waterfront promenade.
The app
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