Regent Santa Monica Beach to debut this summer
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The new Regent Santa Monica Beach is set to debut later this summer.
Steps from the iconic Santa Monica Pier, it represents the first destination in the Americas for the reimagined Regent Hotels & Resorts brand.
The luxury Regent Santa Monica Beach will feature a beachfront pool deck, and a 10,000-square-feet wellness spa destination in collaboration with Guerlain.
The Santa Monica resort will offer guests beach butler service and a host of varied culinary options.
Regent Santa Monica Beach resort features 24 suites and 143 guest rooms.
Rooms start at a generous 720 square feet to two-story Atrium Suites located on the second and third floors.
The eighth floor will hold the largest room, the Santa Monica Presidential Suite which will be equipped with a game room, separate living room area, and four Juliet Balconies.
“it promises to deliver an unprecedented experience for travellers and locals alike,” said Younes Atallah, GM of the Santa Momica resort.
The opening of Regent Santa Monica Beach heralds a new era for IHG Hotels & Resorts, and marks a return of the Regent brand to Los Angeles.
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