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Malibu Beach Hotels Guide :: The Monied Malibu Beach Inn

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  Site Where: 22878 Pacific Coast Highway [map], Malibu, CA, United States, 90265
May 5, 2008 at 2:33 PM | by jennm | 1 Comment

This week, we're kicking off our Malibu Beach Hotels Map. For those of you who didn't know it, Malibu's scenic coastline isn't just dotted with surfers, celebrities, mansions, paparazzi and Britney Spears' children. There's actually a bunch of low-key hotels, motels and inns just off the Pacific Coast Highway. We're taking a look at which ones are worth a stay.

Ahh, Malibu. The land of bathing beauties, surfers and wildfires and also where the New York Times checked into this weekend, holing up in the recently renovated Malibu Beach Inn, off the coast nicknamed Billionaires' Beach.

The Times tells us that Hollywood mogul David Geffen reportedly spent over $10 million sprucing up the 47-room hotel and this is much to writer Chris Colin's delight. He lovingly writes:

...From my simple, inviting balcony I could peer south down the curve of the beach and north at the iconic Malibu Pier. My oceanview queen room was snug but never cramped.

The California artist Glenn Ness's Hockneyesque pool paintings help create a light, summery feel, and the cozy gas fireplace is a happy extravagance against the Pacific backdrop.

At night, with the sliding glass door open, the thump and wash of the surf below wipes away all unnecessary thoughts."

Plus, free Wi-Fi! We'd immediately make a reservation if it weren't for that $675 per night price tag--this is unless Colin is willing to divulge which web site he booked the hotel on for the rate of $385.

[Photo: NY Times]

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  1. iamdanny

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    Re: Malibu Beach Hotels Guide :: The Monied

    It is one of the only great hotels along the coast of the pacific.  Honestly, there's not a lot of beach access in that area, but a short drive will gets you so many places like Paradise Cove or Zuma.
    May 5, 2008 at 2:57 PM

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