La Valencia Hotel
La Jolla, San Diego
“Coastal village icon”
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Known as the Pink Lady, this 1926 landmark pairs Spanish Colonial charm with a vibrant oceanfront pool scene.
“Coastal village icon”
Iconic 1926 Spanish Colonial Revival landmark known as La Jolla's famed Pink Lady.
A century-long La Jolla fixture hosting generations of coastal celebrations and village gatherings.
Ocean-view pool lounge, buzzy terrace dining, and the revived historic Whaling Bar draw steady crowds.
Located on Prospect Street, the heart of La Jolla's bustling village shopping and dining scene.
Rooms
Renovated spaces combine bright coastal tones with private balconies framing views of the La Jolla shoreline.
Backstory
Opened in 1926, the pink Spanish Colonial Revival building has anchored La Jolla’s coastal village for nearly a century.
Wellness
A palm-fringed pool lounge overlooks the Pacific Ocean, offering an idyllic spot for sunbathing between spa treatments.
Eat & drink
The revived historic Whaling Bar serves classic cocktails, while terrace dining delivers sweeping views of the cove.
The neighborhood
Prospect Street’s village galleries sit right outside, with the cliffs and sea lions of La Jolla Cove a short walk away.
“La Jolla's 'Pink Lady' makes the most of its prime oceanfront location...”
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