I love the location and the place. However, the front desk needs improvement in customer service,…read moreand the villas' TVs are small and could use an upgrade.

Deceptive advertising materials, and way too expensive for the accommodations…read more There was a dispute about who was managing the property which did not help. And while not their fault - proximity to the seal colonies and the smell did not help.

Loved our stay here! Vintage charm inside and out. Lovely…read moreflora and well-kept grounds with a wishing well in the center of the four cottages. We stayed in the Yellow cottage and it was just perfect for three of us. The king size bed was very comfy and even the pullout couch was surprisingly decent and comfortable. The linens and towels were upscale. Very fresh and clean. Kitchen had beyond the few basics including dishes, flatware, full size fridge with freezer, and a nice coffee maker to make fresh coffee. The location was ideal because it was so quiet-no noise from PCH. Very close to town, just a few minutes' drive. Very good communication and tips on staying at the cottages. Sean was extremely helpful and very prompt with replies. Some of the one star reviews are quite outdated. Years ago. Both the living room and bedroom of our yellow cottage had wonderfully quiet ceiling fans and there was air-conditioning. We stayed in a particularly warm November of 2025 and kept the windows slightly a jar all day and even in the evening - it was ideal. FYI: The front entrance has quite a few stairs. Steep stairs. There's a back entrance accessed via the high school parking lot that made it easier to load and unload, but still a bit of a challenge for us seniors with rolling suitcases (and a recent hip replacement ;)). Still, we managed and would definitely stay here again!

Very cute set of four Cottages in a studio located just above the main part of Laguna beach. Easy…read morewalk down the hill to restaurants etc. Cottages cute and well appointed it. It is old. Forest Creek, lighting is marginal, windows are old. Comfortable for sure. Everything you need is here. AC in both living room and bedroom. Also ceiling fans. Bathroom is small, very vintage, but with fabulous water pressure. There is a lower gate that cuts your walk time down to the main part of laguna. Management is good, very communicative. That small issue with front door lock which got immediate response.

Cute little hotel with reasonable prices! Great location and kind staff 10/10 stay…read more Continental breakfast also!

"14 West" is located on PCH. It is not on the view side of S Coast Highway; the beach is located…read moreacross the street. Given this: the walk from the hotel to the beach is short. (The hotel has some beach accessories available for rent.) It's also an easy walk to PCH (x) Forest Ave, where there is a concentration of bars, restaurants and shopping. If you are on S Coast Highway, arriving by car, look for the Ralph's grocery store. Turn onto Cleo St. You will see the hotel's parking lot entrance, on your left-hand side, before you reach Glenneyre St. There are a number of short-term parking slots near the hotel lobby; but I would avoid using those, for a number of reasons. Parking is $35/day, plus taxes ($39.99 total). Staff at the front desk found my reservation easily, and the check in process was fast. This is a smaller hotel; there might be only one team member at the desk. If there is a surge of activity, there might be a bit of a wait. With reference to the room assigned to me: The carpets were clean; there were no obvious stains or tears. The furniture was clean, without significant bumps or bruises. The TV worked well. The bedsheets were not plush; but they were spotless, with no signs of excessive wear. I have experienced better mattresses in hotels at this price point; but the mattress here was reasonably comfortable. The bathroom is where you might see the most wear and tear; but the bathroom here was very clean. The towels were not plush, but they were clean, hefty and in good condition. There was a shower (no bathtub). The hotel room was well maintained, but its decor was a bit dated. Based on the room's layout, my guess is that the hotel (as we see it today) was designed in the 1970s. But I also suspect the original structure is even older. The room had a window air conditioner. It was a bit loud; but it worked well. It also had a space heater (no central heating). All in all, it was a good stay. Other random notes: It is interesting that they installed key card locks; but they have reverted to using keys (maybe for maintenance reasons). You might hear footsteps from the room above you. If you are in your room during pool hours, you will hear activity. There are table lamps on the nightstands besides the bed. You turn these lights on by tapping the left side of the base. I learned this by accident, while searching for on/off switches. You are paying a premium to stay in Laguna Beach, versus a comparable hotel in a neighboring city, as close as 15 min (car ride) away. However, I was attending a reception, and the venue was a block away from this hotel. I booked my room using a travel aggregator. Room prices can vary wildly, based on dynamic pricing.

Omg such an amazing place to stay! We had a trip with my mom and sister and we enjoyed the views!!…read moreOur place was clean we had tones of pillows, blankets, towels! The location was so close to everything; beach access grocery store less than three minutes of a walk away. We will definitely be back

Disappointing for the price point. The kitchen was a nightmare--grill doesn't work, only 2 out of 4…read moreburners function, knives are dull, and the "fully equipped" space isn't stocked with basics like oil or a baking pan. What is provided? A sad collection of cheap, warped plastic utensils. To top it off, the sink is partially blocked, there is some black mold on the ceiling, and there's peeling paint on the walls. The remote for the sound system doesn't work, and the rugs are filthy. The hose on the deck by the beach to clean off your feat has 2 inches of sand on it so you come out with dirtier feet than when you walked in. It's shocking to encounter this level of neglect at this premium price point. The saving graces are the truly spectacular view of the beach, and easy beach access during low tide. Beds are comfortable enough. Overall, certainly underwhelming for the price point, but despite not meeting our expectations we enjoyed our stay. With just a little more effort this place could really shine.

Take this beach front home for a week, 2 weeks, or even a month. We have done all three and…read morethoroughly enjoyed each day of our stay. This location is wonderful, we walk everywhere in town, never driving. If the weather is hot, we open all the windows and doors and if it's cool, we turn on the fireplace. The home has a casual Tommy Bahama motif with three bedrooms & 2 baths on Oceanfront adjacent to Brooks St. Beach in a wonderful neighborhood. We couldn't think of staying anywhere else in Laguna!

Phenomenal location and incredibly accommodating…read more We had the pleasure of staying at this location for two days. The home was incredibly clean and relaxing. Instructions and rules were clear, including instructions on operating the heated pool-cuzi. The sunset views were incredible. The patio overlooking the ocean made for a perfect way to let the day end. We were also lucky enough to see a Space-X launch right from the balcony. The hosts were incredibly communicative and accommodating. Will definitely be spending more time here in the future.

Karen's home is stunning. There is an ocean view from every room. We especially loved the hot tub…read morein the yard after a day at the beach. Karen is the best. Some of our party went to see her at the Sawdust festival and she was such a gracious host. Five stars all around. Stayed: August 2015Submitted: September 3, 2015

Amazing vacation rental steps from beach with ocean views This is a hidden gem Full amenities from…read moreone to three bedrooms. Very pleasantly surprised as the place is in 5 star condition with big screen, full kitchen, washer and dryer. Parking for two cars. Really neat outdoor secluded patio with a table that seats 10 and an outdoor like family room. One block from beach and PCH behind rooftop bar. Walk to restaurants, coffee, etc. Don't mind a little hike even walk to downtown or take the free PCH shuttle. Again what a hidden gem.

From the owner: Blue Agave is a licensed, fully-furnished, 3 bedroom/3 bath, vacation home and hotel alternative,…read moreopen year-round, reflecting casual elegance and attention to detail. Built in 1962 as a classic California beach house, Blue Agave is a boutique property on the ocean side of the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH), sharing a neighborhood with dozens of cafes, restaurants, galleries, shops and breathtaking vistas. Wonderful options abound within walking distance. Blue Agave is a warm and inviting venue, whether one is seeking a romantic hideaway, a refuge for corporate or executive travel, a locale for a "girlfriends' getaway", an intimate yoga retreat, VIP quarters for those special wedding guests, or a well-appointed home and entertainment space for a family holiday. Unlike most Laguna Beach properties, Blue Agave does not require a 1 week minimum occupancy. For privacy, comfort and convenience, Blue Agave is a rare find.

Had an amazing stay with my mom and girlfriend. Maria was so kind and accommodating. The place had…read moretall ceilings, wood floors, comfy beds and an amazing deck. It was across the street from the beach and walking distance to all the restaurants and sights in Laguna. It was the best and most relaxing stay we've ever had.

I loved this house- perfect location, super friendly owner. A block from the beach (,very nice…read morebeach) totally worth every penny. Would go again anytime.

These are just fun to do and so California. They are very hard to book so if you happen to snag…read moreone, it's definitely worth a visit. They have a checkin area where you can unload all your stuff as well before moving your car to the parking lot. The cottages have a microwave & a refrigerator with a sink. You can't use the stove/oven, just FYI. I did a 1 nighter in a shared cottage in November. It was cooler weather and we were in the white house upstairs. We had the loft and another party had the side room. We have no issues sharing the common space and it was fun to experience. This April, I scored a 2 night in cottage 4B on the only rainy/gloomy weekend we've had here. Of all the luck. Within 6days of reservation date, you lose 1 night stay so it was sunk cost so I went ahead and did both nights. Easy to check in and checkout. If you are down the hill, you can get a ride on the golf carts which are very nice. 2 cars overnight as well per cabin. Rooms were clean. There is no AC so be prepared depending on your weather. I wanted to leave windows open but most don't have a screen so you get bugs and I was afraid of critters coming in. (Saw it on a youtube from someone. ) Each cottage is different but great to get away. Beautiful location! SYOY!

Ok. I grew up in Orange County and only found out about place this a couple of months ago…read more The history of the cottages is way too long to go into here, but it is very interesting. Currently there are full cottages (like an Airbnb), dorms (private rooms with shared living space),and three ADA cottages. The prices range from $53 -$338 per space, per night, all year. Reservations for the cottages open up 6 months in advance at 8am, and the dorms open up 1 month in advance at 8am. The max time length is 7 days, per reservation. They are located right on the beach in Crystal cove, with full kitchens, bedding, towels, and toilet paper. The views are GORGEOUS!!! Lots of windows, and there is nothing like falling asleep to the sound of waves crashing. We stayed in 29B which is the loft inside building 29 (4 twin beds and private bath downstairs) so cute, so comfortable, and just a lovely stay! The Beachcomber restaurant is located right on the beach as well, serving breakfast lunch and dinner. SUPER packed in summer, not such much in winter. There is a snack bar area, a couple historical building, and a souvenir shop adjacent to the restaurant. The Shake Shack is up at the top of the cliff, up a huge flight of stairs, on PCH. There is also a private meeting room located next to the reg office if you wanted to host a meeting overlooking the ocean. PLEASE NOTE FOR PARKING: the reg office is located past the ranger station, and you have to drive up there to get your keys and unload your car. Then you are given a parking permit, and have to drive your car across the street (PCH) and walk back to the cottage area, about a 10 min walk with minor hills. For the ADA cottages, you can park very close to the cottage. PRO-TIP: bring your own coffee cups, plates, silverware. Very limited in the cabin