The Georgian Hotel
Santa Monica
“Coastal Art Deco icon”
Vibe
A turquoise Art Deco beacon on Ocean Avenue where sea breezes drift through an open-air terrace bar overlooking the Pacific.
“Coastal Art Deco icon”
Landmark 1933 turquoise Art Deco facade on Ocean Avenue, known as Santa Monica's First Lady.
Fettle-restored coastal Art Deco interiors featuring custom geometric furniture, brass details, and bold Havana palettes.
A subterranean jazz supper club with a piano bar alongside a lively oceanfront cocktail terrace.
On Ocean Avenue facing the Pacific Ocean, steps from Santa Monica Pier and Third Street Promenade
Rooms
Fettle-designed spaces pair bold geometric patterns and brass accents with Victrola turntables, Italian linens, and wide views across the water.
Backstory
Built in 1933 by hotelier Rosamond Borde, the turquoise mini-skyscraper earned its enduring moniker as Santa Monica's First Lady.
Eat & drink
Sip cocktails on Sirena's breezy front terrace, or descend to The Georgian Room for dry martinis, steaks, and phone-free jazz piano.
The neighborhood
Ocean Avenue hums outside the front steps, with the Santa Monica Pier, golden sands, and Third Street Promenade moments away on foot.
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