LAGUNA BEACH
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Laguna Beach includes 7 miles of coastline with some of Southern California most scenic beaches and coves you'll find along the Southern California coast. The best tide pools, diving opportunities, and best sunsets on this region of California coast are right in Laguna Beach.  Home to mansions and quaint cottages that line bluffs above the sandy coves, for over 100 years, tourists have flocked to a little piece of paradise to scuba dive, to paint the colors of nature which seem more vibrant there and to enjoy natural beauty not seen elsewhere. Laguna Beach enjoys healthy tourism with over 3 million visitors each year. Note: These numbers do not factor in local day visitors within a close radius to Laguna Beach.
 
Laguna Beach holds the distinction of having one of the greatest number of localized beaches of any city on the California coast.  The list includes the northern beaches of Irvine Cove, Crescent Bay, Shaw's Cove, Boat Canyon, Diver's Cove, Picnic Beach and Rockpile. Central Beaches include Main Beach, Sleepy Hollow, St. Ann's Street, Thalia Street, Oak Street, Brook's Street and Mountain Road Beach. Southern Laguna Beach (South Laguna Beach) beaches include  Bluebird Canyon, Pearl Street, Wood's Cove, Moss Point, Rockledge, Victoria Beach and Treasure Island. Guarded by a premier force of lifeguards, Laguna Beaches are operated under the City of Laguna Beach Lifeguard Services.



BEST WESTERN LAGUNA BRISAS SPA HOTEL
The four-story Best Western Laguna Brisas Spa Hotel is 99 steps from the beach and one mile from downtown Laguna Beach. Leisure travelers enter a small lobby with wicker chairs, a leather banquette, and mosaic bistro tables.
Located one block from the Laguna Beach boardwalk, the Best Western Laguna Brisas Spa Hotel is within a half-mile of numerous shops and restaurants.
Added Value: The hotel offers complimentary daily Continental breakfast, and complimentary coffee and newspapers are available in the lobby.


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