Vibrant 'Ninth Island' pool deck with DJs and cabanas
Extremely pet-friendly with a dedicated 'Paw-séa' dog park
快速概覽: A visually stunning, Instagram-ready hotel that tries to mask its highway noise problem with high-tech white noise machines.
由 @heidiisms 評論: I honestly didn't think a luxury hotel could be *this* dog-friendly. From the private pet park to the oceanfront balcony where we toasted the sunset, everything at Paséa was perfect for us and our pup. It’s the ultimate Huntington Beach escape.
住過這裡的客人說
The hype
Guests love the modern coastal decor and the pool vibe, but the noise levels from the street and rooftop bar are a universal grievance.
Reality check
You're paying luxury prices for a 'party' atmosphere, not a zen retreat—expect thin walls and hallway noise on weekends.
You're traveling with a dog and want a hotel that actually welcomes them
You thrive on a lively pool scene with cocktails and music
You want to be steps from the Huntington Beach Pier and Pacific City shopping
清潔與維護
8.5
Housekeeping: Generally reliable daily service, though reviews occasionally cite missed dusting.
Bathroom hygiene: Modern and typically sparkling, though water pressure can be underwhelming.
Maintenance: Newer build (2016), but high traffic means some carpets show stains and wear.
Linens & towels: Frette linens are a high-end touch and generally crisp and fresh.
Odors & scents: Lobby smells like a luxury spa; rooms are mostly fresh but some carpets hold stale odors.
Treehouse rooftop bar music (thumps through upper floors)
Thin walls/hallway noise from late-night revelers
預訂前須知
須知事項
Resort fee is ~$42-49/night and includes wine, water, and beach gear
Pet fee is a steep $150 per stay, but includes a 'pup package'
Pacific City (outdoor mall) is connected to the hotel, offering tons of food options
打包清單
High-quality earplugs (essential for PCH-facing rooms)
A swimsuit for the 'Ninth Island' pool scene
A light jacket—ocean breeze gets chilly at night
房間精靈
最佳選擇
Oceanfront King (top floor) for the best views, if you can tolerate the noise
Pool-facing rooms for a buffer from the direct PCH street noise
應避免的房間
Low-floor Oceanfront rooms (basically sleeping on the highway)
Rooms directly below the Treehouse bar (vibration/noise issues)
房間請求精靈 – 複製並貼上
“I am a light sleeper. Please assign a room on a high floor, as far away from the Treehouse rooftop bar and elevators as possible. If a pool-facing room is quieter than PCH-facing, I would prefer that.”
常見問題與隱藏小貼士
預訂前您真正想知道的一切。
Is the pool heated?
Yes, the Ninth Island pool is heated, but it gets very crowded on weekends.
Can I self-park?
No. It is valet only at ~$60/night. There is no on-site self-parking.
Is it actually dog friendly?
Yes, very. They have a dedicated 1,100 sq ft dog park called 'Paw-séa' and offer dog menus.
How bad is the noise really?
Bad enough that they put commercial-grade white noise machines in every single room.
Is breakfast included?
No, unless you book a specific package. Lōrea restaurant is on-site but pricey.
What is the resort fee?
Expect to pay around $42-$49 per night + tax, covering wifi, beach butler service, and a bottle of wine.
內幕秘訣
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Ask for the 'hoodie robes'—they are a unique hybrid of a sweatshirt and a robe.
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The 'Beach Butler' service is included in your resort fee; use it to get chairs and umbrellas set up for you.
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Walk to 'Pacific City' next door for better/cheaper food options than the hotel restaurant.
出發前需要知道的 5 件事
💡The 'Modio' white noise machine on your nightstand isn't a perk; it's a necessity.
💡Balconies on the side of the building have zero privacy; your neighbors are right there.
💡The elevators can be painfully slow during peak weekend checkout times.
💡You can hear the crosswalk signal beeping from the lower oceanfront rooms.
💡The 'partial ocean view' often means 'mostly hotel wall with a sliver of blue'.