The Varden Hotel
West Gateway, Downtown, Long Beach
“Vintage neon micro-hotel”
Vibe
A 1929 brick walk-up wrapped in street art murals, crowned by a restored red-and-blue neon rooftop sign.
“Vintage neon micro-hotel”
A 1929 brick structure crowned by the restored historic Dolly Varden neon rooftop landmark.
Facade murals painted during Long Beach Walls join downtown surroundings near Pine Avenue eateries.
Compact European-style micro-rooms featuring penny tile bathrooms, custom bedding, and exterior street-art murals.
In Downtown Long Beach, walking distance from Pine Avenue dining and the convention center.
Rooms
Compact micro-rooms maximize their petite footprints with custom bedding, natural light shafts, and bathrooms lined in white penny tile.
Backstory
Built in 1929 for eccentric circus performer Dolly Varden, the hotel still bears its landmark rooftop sign promising a bath in every room.
The neighborhood
Downtown's Pine Avenue dining strip sits just two blocks away, placing local eateries and the convention center within easy walking distance.
The app
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