The breezy Oceana Santa Monica features chic suites, ocean views, and delightful dining, all nestled across from the serene Palisades Park.
"A Santa Monica restaurant from restaurateur Michael Mina with an Egyptian and Greek-inflected menu, offering dishes like kataifi-wrapped New Caledonia prawns with creamy young coconut and spicy mango sauces." - Eater Staff
"The hotel restaurant at the Loews Santa Monica has two family-style options for four, which feature a bone-in roast prime rib ($250) or a citrus-herb porchetta ($200) as mains, plus a bunch of sides. Book now for pick-up on Christmas Eve or [Christmas Day](https://resy.com/cities/lax/venues/blue-streak-at-loews-santa-monica-beach-hotel/events/festive-feast-to-go-by-loews-at-home-our-kitchen-your-table-2020-12-25?date=2020-12-16&seats=2." - brett keating
"Where to Stay: Oceana Hotel, voted one of the best hotels in Los Angeles by T+L readers, is a suites-only boutique property. Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows is set on five acres overlooking the Pacific (and it’s home to the fabulous Soko Sushi, a personal favorite)." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"Blue Streak, the outdoor lounge at the Loews Hotel in Santa Monica, is back open for dining with ocean views and firepits, serving cocktails, light bites like tacos and sliders, and brunch on the weekends. Reserve here." - brett keating
"With its world-famous pier, bustling beaches, and chill, but lively nightlife scene that draw 8 million visitors annually, Santa Monica can feel crowded in the summer high season. But not at Oceana Santa Monica. Set within the posh neighborhood of Wilshire Montana, the hotel is across the street from peaceful Palisades Park, dotted with fig and palm trees, alongside the Pacific Ocean. Just stepping into the lobby feels far from the hustle and bustle of the Santa Monica pier. Formerly known as the Oceana Beach Club Hotel, the property debuted in 2019 after it was purchased by Hilton’s upscale LXR brand and underwent a $25 million transformation. The 70 apartment-style guest rooms—most featuring ocean views—surround a heart-shaped pool. Each suite has a separate living room and bedroom, Loro Piana bedding, large bathrooms, and walk-in closets. The are two-bedroom suites have en suite kitchens and balconies. The interior design is by Anna Busta of Busta Studio; expect moody blue couches and gold and wood design accents. Though Santa Monica’s dynamic culinary scene sets a high bar, Oceana Santa Monica’s Sandpiper stands up. Seafood-forward menu items include chilled prawns served with summer melons, pan-roasted sheepshead fish plated with littleneck clams, and chopped salads. Pair the meal with a house cocktail like the Stan Laurel (named after the actor of Laurel and Hardy fame who once called the Oceana home), composed of Empress gin, Cointreau, lavender syrup, and lemon juice." - Kathryn Romeyn