Long Beach is a hidden waterfront gem of Los Angeles County – the birthplace to Snoop Dogg and Sublime, the city has its own distinct culture. With a thriving restaurant scene, a diverse collection of beaches, art museums and historic sites, Long Beach has an abundance to offer. Cycle down the city’s expansive shoreline, enjoy a comedy show or a musical at the Terrace Theater, dine at a Michelin-guide recognized restaurant, cruise through the serene Naples canals and explore the vibrant architecture and art of the city of Long Beach.
More specifically, Hotel Mai is located in downtown Long Beach, the heart of the city. Downtown boasts several neighborhoods (all within walking distance to the hotel):
Convention Center.
With more than 400,000 square feet of meeting an exhibit space, The Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center is ideal for all types of special events, conventions and tradeshows and is within walking distance to everything.
0.3 miles, 7 minute walk from the hotel
Pine Avenue.
Home to “Restaurant Row,” featuring food from around the world, with something tasty for every appetite and every budget. After dark the Avenue comes alive with night spots featuring music and entertainment.
Cruise Terminal.
Owned and operated by Carnival Corporation, the Long Beach Cruise Terminal is located alongside the legendary Queen Mary.
7 minute drive to cruise terminal (Ubers, Lyfts, Taxi’s are readily available in downtown Long Beach)
The Rainbow Harbor Esplanade.
Bustles with waterborne activity. A walk along the Esplanade reveals luxury yachts, tall ships, charter vessels, water taxis, fishing boats and pleasure crafts.
East Village Arts District.
This neighborhood appeals to the artist in all of us with its eclectic mix of shops, galleries, and restaurants, many located in restored historic buildings. If some of these streets seem strangely familiar, it is because this area is often used as a filming location. Parts of “This is Us,” “Jane the Virgin,” “La La Land” and other movies have been filmed here!
Shoreline Village.
Overlooks both Rainbow Harbor and Queensway Bay with its picturesque turn-of-the-century buildings housing one-of-a-kind restaurants and shops.
The Pike Outlets.
Restaurants, entertainment venues, and shops, plus a vintage Ferris Wheel and Carousel can be found at the Pike Outlets.
