About Us

Magnificently nestled right on the sands of famed “Billionaire’s Beach,” Malibu Beach Inn is a spectacular ocean-front getaway within minutes of LA.

The hotel embraces the serene beauty of the Malibu coastline through its landscaping, architecture and interior design. It also embodies the spirit of one of Southern California's most exclusive communities through the warm hospitality of its multilingual, European-trained staff, its signature beach club, and a unique collection of artwork by ... Morecontemporary painter Glenn Ness.

Since its inception in 1989, Malibu Beach Inn has become a beloved destination for both leisure and business travelers. After a complete, contemporary multi-million-dollar renovation, Malibu Beach Inn re-opened its doors as the only luxury oceanfront hotel destination between Santa Monica and Santa Barbara, offering guests unsurpassed levels of luxury and service on the sands of exclusive Carbon Beach. The Malibu Beach Inn is approximately 22 miles from Los Angeles International Airport.

The Carbon Beach Club features California coastal cuisine with Pacific Rim accents that is complemented by an outstanding and extensive list of hand-selected small-production wines from California's premier wine regions. The dining room offers both indoor and outdoor dining, both of which boast breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and the sound of the tumbling surf below.

Guest rooms feature private balconies, minibars, coffeemakers, hairdryers, bathrobes, DVD players, safes, complimentary high-speed Internet access, fireplaces (most rooms), and private hot tubs (some rooms).

Be the first to hear about our specials and limited time offers! Join our email list at http://www.malibubeachinn.com/stay-informed/ or call the Hotel at 310.456.6444 to be added. Less

Write a Review

Title Write

Rating: click to rate

Submit Cancel

If a review is deemed inappropriate, it will not be posted
Tips for writing a good review

• Do not use profanity or overtly sexual language.
• Do not use language that can be considered as hateful.
• Keep it short and to the point. Keep it under 200 words.