Nobu Ryokan Malibu
Malibu
“Minimalist beachfront ryokan sanctuary”
Vibe
Discreet gates off the Pacific Coast Highway open into a tranquil courtyard garden, leading straight out to an oceanfront ipe deck.
“Minimalist beachfront ryokan sanctuary”
Range Rover house cars, Anichini linens, and twenty-four-hour in-room dining delivered straight from Nobu Malibu's kitchen.
Studio PCH and Montalba Architects crafted sixteen teak-clad rooms blending Japanese ryokan minimalism with beachfront California living.
Handcrafted teak soaking tubs set beneath bathroom skylights, paired with oceanfront gym workouts over Carbon Beach.
Perched on Carbon Beach along Pacific Coast Highway, steps from Nobu Malibu over the waves
Rooms
Custom teak soaking tubs sit beneath bathroom skylights, framed by shoji screens and sliding glass doors that open to the ocean.
Wellness
The oceanfront fitness room opens wide via sliding glass doors directly above the Carbon Beach surf.
Backstory
Larry Ellison and Nobu Matsuhisa reimagined the vintage 1950s Casa Malibu motel into an ultra-private Japanese ryokan.
Eat & drink
Nobu Malibu sits steps down the sand, sending signature black cod and sushi straight to your room around the clock.
The neighborhood
Carbon Beach stretches out below, and the hotel's Range Rover house car handles short trips along the Pacific Coast Highway.
The app
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