The Breakers Long Beach

The room was clean and the water was hot. Had a fridge for drinks and a coffee pot for the mornings. I was there 2 days. Easy beach acsess. The host where super nice and explained everything in detail. I will definitely stay again. Thanks for everything.

Electrical outlets in the alcove bedroom did not work. I sleep with a CAPA machine and as unable to because of this problem. Main bed was already taken. The bed in the alcove was extremely uncomfortable as well. I paid $150 to sleep in a room I could not sleep in. Managed to get 1 hrs of sleep, so I paid $150 for an hour of sleep. Unacceptable. Mentioned the problem to the front desk the next morning and all they did was write up a service ticket to check the electrical outlets in the room. How does that help me? I love staying at the Breakers, normally have an extremely satisfied experience but not this time. Actually moved my reservation from another place to The Breakers because I like staying there, this time I wish I would have stayed at the other place.

Beautiful place! Accommodation was immaculate and well-appointed with a lovely view. We were in a third-floor non-pet room. The beach is close, and the location is quiet and peaceful. The pool was cool and refreshing, with a nice hot tub next to it.

We have been coming here for 11 years and it’s been enjoyable with very little complaints for all those years. Really enjoy chatting with Patric who is so accommodating and friendly. Dogs love playing on the beach and exploring. Nice little town to explore.

The staff was friendly and helpful from beginning to end. The location was great, with well marked trails right to the beach. The kitchen amenities were adequate and we had everything we needed to make basic breakfasts, snacks and dinners. The living room/dining furniture was basic and outdated, but it was comfortable enough for a few days. it was nice to have the fireplace option, and we did use it one evening. The bathroom had lots of towels, which was nice. We dont have a tub at home, so we were excited about having a January soak. But, when we first ran the jets, a bunch of crud came out, which was really gross. So, we ended up filling it and running the jets (with soap) for 10mins and draining it twice before using it. Also, there was some gross hairball type things around the spigot that we had to wipe off and clean before using the tub. The bed was sort of uncomfortable. My spouse was awakened a few times with a spring making a weird popping noise. The blanket and comforter were super outdated, likely from the 1980s, and not very cozy or warm. The pillows were kind of hard / uncomfortable, too. There was a heater in the bedroom, so that helped w/heat. The "view" room we were in had a view toward the beach, but we were too far away to actually see the ocean. The lights from the other Breakers building were very bright and lit up the entire living room and bedroom, so we had to close all blinds and drapes. Our last morning was a Saturday, and at about 7:45 am we were startled awake by a loud alarm that sounded like a tsunami warning. We’re not from the coast, so we called the front desk immediately, as we were panicked and thought we might have to evacuate. We were told it was an alarm from the 1940s, for the volunteer firefighters or something, and not an emergency. I wished they had told us at check in. It was more than startling and concerning, and if we had known it wasn’t an emergency, we could have gone back to sleep (we were up late celebrating the night before). Overall, it was pretty clean and quiet and provided basic needs for a hotel w/kitchen. I don’t think it’s worth the high price, though.

This has been my go to hotel since 2012, for several years I was staying here at least once a month for multiple days. I have tried other places but now always The Breakers. I will not stay in any other place in Long Beach. They know me by name when I call, always friendly and accommodating.