West Beach Inn A Coast Hotel

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306 W Cabrillo Boulevard -- Santa Barbara, CA US 93101

For Mediterranean-style accommodations in a superb beachfront setting stay at the West Beach Inn in Santa Barbara California. The West Beach Inn is located directly across from the Santa Barbara Yacht Harbor and offers a relaxing setting for a beach getaway. Relax by the outdoor heated pool and spa take a dip in the ocean enjoy dinner at one of State Streetand#39;s lively restaurants or explore Santa Barbaraand#39;ss history. Its all about fun and relaxation! The West Beach Inn offers 46 newly renovated air conditioned guest rooms including five suites. All rooms include complimentary high speed wireless Internet voicemail in-room safes terry-cloth bathrobes free HBO hair-dryers coffeemakers iron and ironing boards mini-refrigerators and complimentary hotel parking. Nightly turn-down service with chocolate mints is included. The West Beach Inn offers a complimentary deluxe continental breakfast complimentary wine and cheese reception pool-side and great service!
Santa Barbara on the coast of California is situated 92 miles north of Los Angeles and 332 miles south of San Francisco. The West Beach Inn a Coast

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Amenities

Family Rooms
Room service
Free breakfast
Swimming pool
Wheelchair accessible
Business center
Restaurant
Non-smoking rooms
Data port
Dry cleaning/laundry
First Class Hotel
Resort
On beach

Nearby Locations

Attractions

Santa Barbara Zoo - The Santa Barbara Zoo is dedicated to the preservation, conservation and enhancement of the natural world and its living treasures through education, research, and recreation.

Historic Stearns Wharf - Stearns Wharf is an important part of Santa Barbara's character and history. It is located at the bottom of State Street and the historic three dolphin fountain marks its entrance.

Stearn's Wharf - In 1872 construction was completed on what had just become the longest deep-water pier between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Named for its builder, local lumberman John P. Stearns, the wharf served the passenger and freight shipping needs of California's