"Give us an overview of the space here.The building once housed Newport Beach's City Hall, and its central location (near the marina, beach, restaurants, and boutiques) makes it an ideal jumping off point for exploring the area. Like other parts of Newport Beach, the exterior has a nautical, all-American feel. What’s the crowd like?Given its prime location near the marina and beach, the hotel's a magnet for families. The good stuff: Tell us about the rooms.Lido House has 130 guest rooms, one presidential suite, various executive suites, and five three-story cottages that are a great option for families and larger groups. Interiors look fresh and crisp, with whites, bright blues, and nautical-inspired details. Maybe the most important topic of all: Wi-Fi. What’s the word?It's free. Food and drink: What are we talking about?At Mayor’s Table, Lido House's on-site restaurant, an open kitchen turns out an American menu of seafood and veggies. The space is comfortable and modern, with subway tile and black-painted brick. In a city filled with splashy high-end eats (Nobu, Mastro's Ocean Club), it's an elegant, if lower-key, option. Anything stand out about other services and features?Lido House's swanky Topside was the first rooftop bar in Newport Beach. Bottom line: Why are we choosing Lido House?Lido House's boutique personality—an Autograph Collection signature—helps the hotel stand out from its neighbors—largely nondescript chains." - Archana Ram
