The Surfrider Hotel
Malibu
“Malibu beach house”
Vibe
Guests swap custom-shaped surfboards by the door and gather around rooftop fire tables watching sets roll into First Point.
“Malibu beach house”
Custom teak beds, Belgian linens, and pitched ceilings across twenty sunlit, coastal-styled guest rooms.
Complimentary custom Malibu-shaped surfboards, beach setups at First Point, and Thorne Family Farm produce.
A 1953 roadside motor lodge facing the historic surf break featured in The Endless Summer.
Across Pacific Coast Highway from Surfrider Beach, steps from Malibu Pier and First Point surf break.
Rooms
Pitched ceilings shelter custom teak beds dressed in Belgian linen, with buriti palm hammocks swaying on private ocean-facing terraces.
Backstory
Built in 1953 as the Malibu Shores Motel, this roadside lodge once hosted mid-century surf pioneers and Laurel Canyon musicians.
Eat & drink
The guest-only roof deck pairs agave cocktails and Thorne Family Farm produce with panoramic views over the historic wooden pier.
The neighborhood
Pacific Coast Highway sits directly out front, placing Surfrider Beach and the weathered wooden pilings of Malibu Pier within steps.
The app
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