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Private balconies with ocean views, Heated outdoor pool and terrace
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Historic Arts and Crafts architecture
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Indoor gazebo hot tub
Victorian-style decor, Ocean-facing balconies or patios
Outdoor swimming pool and whirlpool, Secure multi-level parking
Harborside marina views, Shared pool and whirlpool access
Mission Park and museum views, Blue Agave restaurant and bar
Year-round outdoor pool and spa, Brightly lit guest parking
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The Channel Kitchen + Bar, Coastal-inspired contemporary design
Coastal-inspired modern redesign, Heated outdoor pool and hot tub
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Outdoor pool and sundeck, Pet-friendly beach getaway
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High-pressure massage showers, Modernized roadside motel charm
On-site spa for relaxation, Rooms with unique design elements
Boutique-style renovated rooms, Prime Midtown Ventura location
Southwestern-style décor, Whirlpool tub suites
Quiet garden setting, Family-friendly accommodations
Retro surfer beach vibe, Jacuzzi tubs in select rooms
Outdoor swimming pool, Relaxing hot tub
Charming exterior murals and gardens, Proximity to Ventura Pier and Promenade
Budget-friendly Ventura accommodation, Proximity to Ventura Harbor Village
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Gateway to Channel Islands National Park
Restored vintage travel trailers, Morning treats and fresh juice
Luxury villa accommodations, The Velvet Hall event space
Easy beach and pier access, Modern guest room amenities
Family-owned seaside motel, Walkable downtown Ventura location
Ground-floor rooms with exterior entrances, Proximity to San Buenaventura State Beach
Ocean view rooms with balconies, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Saltwater swimming pool and spa, Poolside fitness center
Suburban mountain-view retreat, Heated outdoor pool and spa
Upper-level ocean view lounge, Fence-enclosed outdoor pool
Outdoor heated pool and spa, Modern business and event hub
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Multiple distinct swimming pools, Signature California cuisine
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Located between Santa Barbara and the megacity Los Angeles on the southern Pacific coast, Ventura still manages to hold on to a small-town feel with a focus on community and individualism. Ventura is quaint and charming with a bohemian flair and the Mediterranean-like climate ensures a varied array of visitors any time of year. Here, all guests are welcome with hotels and businesses catering to the eco- and pet-friendly, as well as the LGBTQ community. Local hotels also provide the perfect backdrop to those seeking the ideal wedding and honeymoon destination. Ventura has much to offer in taste, budget, and adventure.
Ventura’s most popular spot for locals and visitors is Ventura Beach and Marina Park. Warm year-round weather makes water activities popular with plenty of opportunities for surfing, paddle boarding, kayaking and jet skiing. The waves in the area are well-known and the beach has several professional surfing tournaments. The Marina Park area is great for families who can picnic and barbeque or wander along the Ventura Beach Promenade either on foot or by cruiser bikes with room enough for four. There’s even a pirate ship play area with a zip line, as well as opportunities for bowling and playing arcade games. A favourite beach spot for families is San Buenaventura State Beach which has picnic areas, restrooms, and grills. Ventura Pier is one of the longest wooden piers in the state and is popular with fishermen and perfect for watching those famous California sunsets. The pier also has several restaurants serving local fresh fish catches.
Ventura Harbor Village has enough activities, restaurants, and entertainment for any taste and age. The harbour area is a popular spot for shopping in niche boutiques, such as Ventura County Potters Guild Gallery, as well as sitting on patios eating fresh-caught seafood and drinking local wines while viewing the water, boats, and luxury yachts moored there. It’s also possible to rent your own boat or charter a boat cruise for fishing or leisure. While hotels on the seashore are a treasure, waterfront hotels are also available close to the harbour with a free downtown trolley. This area is quite popular for watching dolphins and whales who frequent the coast. Ventura Harbor is also the site of charters to Channel Islands National Park, referred to as “The American Galapagos”. These five remote and untouched islands, collectively known as the national park, is the perfect site for hiking, diving, kayaking, bird and wildlife viewing, and cave exploring.
There’s plenty to do for those who love the outdoor lifestyle that a warm California climate promotes. The area is home to several bike tails, which includes the Rincon Bike Trail, the Ventura River Parkway, and the Ojai Valley Trail. These trails can also be used for hiking. Dog friendly parks in the area include Arroyo Verde Park and Serra Cross Park at Grant Park, which has trails, picnic facilities, and restrooms. There are also several golf courses, including Buenaventura Golf Course, Olivas Links, and Saticoy Regional Golf Course. The beautiful natural setting isn’t lost on nonhumans as the area is also known as an important breeding and resting area for sea and land birds. Popular birdwatching spots are La Jolla Canyon Trail, Mugu Rock Overlook, and Santa Clara River Estuary. For those wanting to fully embrace the outdoor lifestyle, a hotel stay can be traded for camping under the stars at Ventura Beach RV Resort.
Ventura, though, isn’t only about what can take place outdoors or on the water. The city also has a rich cultural and historic presence. Ventura is home to one of the 21 missions founded along the California coast in the 1700s. Mission San Buenaventura was one such landmark and has been restored and is open for tours. It serves as a working Catholic church and welcomes visitors for liturgies. Other notable historic sites available for touring include the A.J. Comstock Fire Museum and Figueroa Plaza. There are also notable historic hotels, such as the Clocktower Inn, converted from a 1940’s firehouse. The art scene is vibrant in Ventura with painters, sculptors, and musicians adding live entertainment at many sites around the city, such as 643 Project Space. Night owls and music lovers will find much to enjoy as the city has several live music venues, including The Majestic Ventura Theater, a historic venue.
To get a real sense of Ventura’s sense of community and small-town feel, make a trip to Ventura Avenue. Here, there are dozens of eclectic restaurants and shopping venues with a real focus on second-hand stores. Ventura is known for its collectible, antique, and thrift stores, most of which are in the downtown area on Main Street. This area is perfect for strolling as you’ll be able to see artists live at work in their studios or playing music right on the street. There are yarn stores, book shops, and even the Antique Stove and Vintage Shop. For those wanting name brand purchases, the Pacific View Mall is also close by. There are also several hotels within easy walking distance of this vibrant, popular area.
October is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Ventura, with typical prices around $183 per night based on 186,163 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Ventura are usually highest during August, with typical prices around $342 per night.
Hotel prices in Ventura usually range from $139 per night to $506 per night, with typical prices around $282 per night.
Hotel prices in Ventura are typically lowest in October at around $183 per night, rising to around $342 per night in August.
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In Ventura, you might want to check out Crowne Plaza Ventura Beach By Ihg, The Pierpont Inn, Clocktower Inn Ventura, La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Thousand Oaks-Newbury Park. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Ventura, you might want to explore Ojai Valley Inn, Calamigos Ranch Resort & Spa. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Ventura with your family, you could look at Crowne Plaza Ventura Beach By Ihg, Zachari Dunes on Mandalay Beach, Curio Collection by Hilton, The Pierpont Inn, Ojai Valley Inn. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Crowne Plaza Ventura Beach By Ihg, The Pierpont Inn, La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Thousand Oaks-Newbury Park, Four Points by Sheraton Ventura Harbor Resort could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Ventura, check out Zachari Dunes on Mandalay Beach, Curio Collection by Hilton, Ojai Valley Inn, Blue Iguana Inn, Calamigos Ranch Resort & Spa – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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