Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows
Wilshire Montana, Santa Monica
“Storied blufftop bungalow retreat”
Vibe
An eighty-foot Moreton Bay fig tree guards the drive, opening to five oceanfront acres where classic Hollywood heritage meets lively coastal energy.
“Storied blufftop bungalow retreat”
Anchored by a landmark 1924 Palisades wing and an eighty-foot Moreton Bay fig tree from 1889.
The Bungalow draws a bustling indoor-outdoor crowd around garden fire pits, pool tables, and ocean-view decks.
Secluded garden bungalows with private patios, poolside cabana service, and an eight-seat Tokyo-style sushi counter.
On Ocean Avenue atop the bluff, steps from Third Street Promenade and Santa Monica Pier.
Rooms
Choose between mid-century tower rooms with Pacific balconies, the 1924 Palisades wing, or Michael Berman-designed surf-modern bungalows hidden in tropical gardens.
Wellness
Lounge by the heated outdoor pool framed by palm trees, book therapies at Exhale Spa, or join morning yoga classes.
Backstory
Founded in 1889 by senator John P. Jones and later bought by razor magnate King C. Gillette, the estate opened as a hotel in 1921.
Eat & drink
Share wood-fired plates at FIG, secure a stool at eight-seat sushi bar Soko, or gather around fire pits at The Bungalow.
The neighborhood
Perched above Ocean Avenue, the hotel puts the Santa Monica Pier, beach bike paths, and Third Street Promenade within an easy walk.
The app
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