Long Beach Lodge Resort

This is not your average surf getaway. Taking full advantage of the rugged coastline and sandy beach, the oceanfront resort has 41 luxury rooms offering spectacular ocean views and 20 cottages nestled in tranquil forest vistas with private hot tubs. Just steps from the beach, it's easy to start your day with a dip in the Pacific before brekkie or brunch. The interior design concept evokes feelings of warmth and familiarity, as though you have just arrived at a friend's home. You immediately relax as you enter the Great Room with its massive granite fireplace and overstuffed chairs—the perfect space to put your feet up and gaze out at the sandy beach with the crashing surf and lighthouse beyond. And the staff think of everything here—they have a stash of raincoats and umbrellas for guests who forget to pack these items! 

Whether this is your first time, or you’ve been here many times before, that first feeling of standing outside, and just taking in everything—the ocean, the forest, the air. It’s a feeling that’s unlike anything else! Your Vacayou option includes: 

• Accommodations in a beachfront room with a front row center seat to the surf 
• Guest rooms include luxurious bathroom amenities, bathrobes and waterproof rain jackets
• Surf lesson and board rentals for 2 people
• Daily breakfast

PS: Your furry friends are more than welcome, too—there are even VIP (very important pet) accommodations at beach-level to allow convenient outside access for easy ins and outs. A one-time $50 pet fee includes pet blanket, pet dishes, scratching post for cats, pet towels (for wiping off all that sand after your play on the beach!) and treats. There is no size limit on your pet, however, there is a limit to two pets per unit. Should you require pet-sitting during your stay, please let the staff know prior to arrival.

The resort features a fully-equipped fitness room that includes a treadmill, stationary bike, elliptical trainer, universal machine, free weights and a large screen, wall-mounted television. You can follow your workout with a warm post-workout soak or sauna. For that mind-body connection, a yoga studio is located down the road. There's also a new way to play during your stay. The Multi-Use Path (MUP) Extension Project connects the walking/cycling path from downtown to the shores of Long Beach. The newest addition of the trail starts right at the entrance to the lodge. Turn left and you'll find the shops, eateries and galleries. Turn right land you'll embark on a 2.8-kilometer bike cruise through groves of giant trees, past various ecosystems and to the northern boundary of the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve.