The Eden
Santa Monica
“Streamline Moderne oceanfront icon”
Vibe
Streamline Moderne curves evoke a landlocked ocean liner on Ocean Avenue, where rose-tinted hues meet lively Pacific sunset crowds.
“Streamline Moderne oceanfront icon”
A landmark 1940 Streamline Moderne ocean-liner facade, officially preserved with wraparound balconies overlooking Palisades Park.
Restored Art Deco curves and nautical architecture paired with rose-tinted interiors and custom pool deck cabanas.
Velvet Rose rooftop lounge spins vinyl records over Pacific sunset views and 1940s-inspired craft cocktails.
Overlooking Palisades Park along Ocean Avenue, steps from Santa Monica Pier and Third Street Promenade.
Rooms
Beds are dressed in organic cotton, deep jetted soaking tubs anchor the baths, and wraparound balconies look out toward the sea.
Wellness
A heated outdoor saltwater pool and hot tub sit framed by tiered Ipe wood decks, striped loungers, and shaded private cabanas.
Backstory
Architect William E. Foster designed the 1940 landmark as an apartment hotel, later requisitioned for convalescing World War II airmen.
Eat & drink
Velvet Rose serves 1940s-inspired cocktails over vinyl records on the rooftop, while the lobby café pours roasts from Coffee Manufactory.
The neighborhood
Palisades Park unfolds right across Ocean Avenue, with the Santa Monica Pier and Third Street Promenade just a short walk away.
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