Soak Up the Sun at Long Beach’s Best Beaches

Stay Near Seal Beach, Rosie’s Dog Beach & More

Planning a beach getaway? Golden Sails Hotel offers the perfect blend of comfort and coastal charm. Our hotel sits just minutes from some of Southern California’s most relaxing and family-friendly beaches — from the laid-back vibes of Seal Beach to the off-leash fun of Rosie’s Dog Beach.

Whether you're here to surf, stroll, or sunbathe, you’ll love being close to it all — and returning each evening to our peaceful marina-front setting.

Beaches Near Golden Sails Hotel

Seal Beach – 2.3 miles
This classic California beach town is known for its relaxed atmosphere, wide sandy shoreline, charming Main Street, and wooden pier — one of the longest in California. Perfect for families, surfers, and sunset seekers alike.

Rosie’s Dog Beach – 2.5 miles
Bring your four-legged friend! This is the only off-leash dog beach in L.A. County, and it’s a hit with both locals and visitors. Located in Belmont Shore, Rosie’s is great for fetch, splash time, and people-watching with paws in the sand.

Bluff Park & Junipero Beach – 3.2 miles
Take in sweeping ocean views from Bluff Park, a scenic clifftop green space ideal for morning walks, yoga, or relaxing on a bench with a coffee. Just below the bluff, Junipero Beach (aka Cherry Beach) offers gentle waves, volleyball courts, and a wide shoreline that’s great for families.

Shoreline Aquatic Park – 5.8 miles
Set along Rainbow Harbor, this waterfront park features grassy areas for picnics, walking paths, and stunning views of the Lions Lighthouse, Queen Mary, and the city skyline. Not ideal for swimming, but fantastic for photos and downtime.

Beach Days, Marina Nights

After a full day of surf and sunshine, return to Golden Sails Hotel for some well-earned rest. Our guest rooms feature mini-fridges, Wi-Fi, and cozy beds — everything you need to recharge before your next beach adventure.

Located right on Pacific Coast Highway, our hotel offers quick access to local favorites like Belmont Shore, Naples Island, and the Long Beach boardwalk.