Located on the Pacific Ocean, the City of Los Angeles is known all over the world for its glamor. Santa Monica is a city that located within the City of LA. Santa Monica embodies everything a visitor imagines of a coastal town in an urban setting. Hundreds of palm trees, beautiful tanned bodies, sunshine & dozens of stunning hotels lining the beaches. Ocean Avenue begins where San Vicente Blvd from Brentwood ends on the cliffs. Ocean Avenue extends south up to 2 miles & is lined with giant thick palm trees, million dollar homes & condominiums & glass front hotels. Ocean Avenue is full of parks, restaurants, parks & attractions for the family. All the hotels along Ocean Ave allow visitors to take advantage of all the sights in Santa Monica. There are two main locations of hotels along Ocean Avenue.
Those that are on the eastern side of the street that have views of the beach & ocean only, & those on the western side whose back doors & guestrooms actually open out onto the ocean. Those hotels that are on Ocean Ave but not on the beach include the Fairmont Miramar, Vice Roy & The Georgian. The lobby of the Vice Roy is elegant & contemporary while giving guests the feel they have traveled back in time to the 1920s. White leather chairs against golden door knobs & chandeliers with a full bar & mirrors in the background give the lobby a comfortable but classy feel. On the other side of the lobby is the pool where quaint cabanas line the edge of the pool. The hotel stretches out parallel to the ocean and guests with rooms in the east facing wall will have views of the Santa Monica Mountains, all of Santa Monica & Downtown Los Angeles rather than the ocean. Located on the central area of Ocean Ave is the Georgian Hotel. This hotel is smaller, has a Victorian look and is wedged in between two other buildings. Once the playground for the rich & famous as well as Hollywood’s elite in the 1920s, the Georgian offers a boutique feel with spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean. Santa Monica’s many shopping & dining opportunities are only steps away from the Georgian. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/3500580
