Hotel June Malibu

Mid-century coastal waystation

A leafy four-acre coastal hideaway off the highway, where unhurried days drift between native cacti gardens and sunny loungers.

What it’s good at

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Design

Remarkable

Restored mid-century bungalows feature exposed timber ceilings, burnished concrete floors, Dutch doors, and private hammock patios.

Heritage

Notable

A 1949 coastal motel where Bob Dylan famously stayed in room thirteen to write Blood on the Tracks.

Local

Notable

Complimentary surfboards and Linus bicycles let guests explore Point Dume beaches and nearby coastal coves.

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What they say

Michelin Selected

Michelin

Also in AFAR.

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the property honors its storied past with a minimalist design aesthetic that pays homage to the spirit of Malibu in the 1960s, including a restored mixed stone fireplace

Somewhere quiet

Lively Central Quiet Secluded

Away from the crowds. Getting around takes intention.

Set along Point Dume, the property puts Zuma Beach and coastal canyon trails just a short drive down the highway.

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The rooms

King Casper mattresses anchor airy bungalows finished with custom deadstock fabric robes, Aesop products, and archival prints by Wayne Wilcox.

The pool

Bring a swimsuit.

Cushioned wooden daybeds and white parasols line the heated outdoor pool, set against a backdrop of grassy hills.

Dogs stay too.