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Are the heat waves getting to you? Cool off at one of these 19 hotel pools with day passes
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Who else is trying to stay cool amid this summer’s sweltering heat waves? August is infamously hot in Los Angeles, but you don’t need to travel far to escape the heat.
Life hack: Dive into a hotel pool, right here in L.A.
Many L.A. hotels offer day passes, giving you access to resort-level luxury at home. Think pristine pools, cushioned loungers, shady cabanas, handcrafted cocktails and delicious poolside entrees. Some venues offer sweeping rooftop views, remnants of ocean breezes, short walks from shopping centers or cozy, secluded havens, tucked away from the bustle of city life.
Prices can be more affordable or expensive depending on the hotel. At Hotel MdR, for instance, day passes cost about $17 per guest, while at the Ritz-Carlton in Marina del Rey, they start at $112. For those looking to reserve extra space for themselves or their party, select venues offer reservations for cabanas, day rooms and sectionals.
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Some hotels welcome kids and adults alike, making for a perfect family daycation. Others, particularly those with poolside bar service, limit guests to ages 21 and up, providing a superb outing for friends or dates to soak up the sun with a cocktail in hand.
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Most hotels book through a website called ResortPass, whose dynamic pricing system fluctuates based on the day. Prices listed below may vary, so be sure to plan ahead and check directly on the website for the most up-to-date information.
Ready to beat the heat? These hotel pools are calling your name. — Emily Tarinelli
Note: This list is not exhaustive. Prices vary depending on season and day of the week. For the price breakdown, $ signals under $30, $$ denotes under $50 and $$$ is for all other prices.
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Andaz West Hollywood
West Hollywood Hotel $$
(Chelsea Patricia / Andaz West Hollywood)
Grab a Moscow mule at the pool bar and settle in for a day of fun at this Hollywood icon on the Sunset Strip. Led Zeppelin, the Who and other classic rockers once frequented this boutique hotel and it still appeals to rock enthusiasts and visitors looking for fun on the Strip. Andaz has one of the highest rooftop pools in Los Angeles (it’s on a hill), which means great views in every direction, from downtown skyscrapers to the Pacific Ocean.
Day pass: Starting at $39 per guest. Cabana: Starting at $392 (six guests maximum).
Day pass: Starting at $39 per guest. Cabana: Starting at $392 (six guests maximum).
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W Hollywood
Hollywood Hotel $$$
(Michael Kleinberg Photography / W Hollywood)
You can’t get much closer to the Hollywood vibe than the W Hollywood, a massive complex at the famous intersection of Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street. The hotel is known for its palm-fringed rooftop pool called Wet Deck, which has expansive views of the Hollywood Hills and downtown Hollywood and is considered one of the liveliest pool scenes in town.
Day pass: Starting at $62 per guest. Wet deck daybed: Starting at $112 (two guests maximum). Veuve Clicquot Sun Club daybed: Starting at $560 (two guests maximum). Wet deck cabana: Starting at $252 (six guests maximum). Veuve Clicquot Sun Club cabana: Starting at $728 (six guests maximum).
Day pass: Starting at $62 per guest. Wet deck daybed: Starting at $112 (two guests maximum). Veuve Clicquot Sun Club daybed: Starting at $560 (two guests maximum). Wet deck cabana: Starting at $252 (six guests maximum). Veuve Clicquot Sun Club cabana: Starting at $728 (six guests maximum).
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Hollywood Roosevelt
Hollywood Hotel
(Benedicte Jacob)
This is the place to take your aunt and uncle from Kansas when they visit — or anyone else who’s impressed by Old Hollywood. The hotel, which is near the TCL Chinese Theatre, opened in 1927 and was once the home of Marilyn Monroe. (It’s supposedly visited by the spirits of Monroe, Montgomery Clift and Errol Flynn.)
The large, ground-level pool is California cool with lots of palm trees and comfortable lounges. Don’t miss the Friday night “Deep Dive” swims, where you can take a moonlight dip, enjoy a newly crafted cocktail menu and dance to vinyl-loving DJs from the analog music source In Sheep’s Clothing HiFi. The best part? It’s free and open to the public. Just be sure to RSVP and snag a good place in line.
Day pass: Starting at $56 per guest. Reserved lounge chair: Starting at $90 per guest. Reserved lounge seating for two: Starting at $157.
The large, ground-level pool is California cool with lots of palm trees and comfortable lounges. Don’t miss the Friday night “Deep Dive” swims, where you can take a moonlight dip, enjoy a newly crafted cocktail menu and dance to vinyl-loving DJs from the analog music source In Sheep’s Clothing HiFi. The best part? It’s free and open to the public. Just be sure to RSVP and snag a good place in line.
Day pass: Starting at $56 per guest. Reserved lounge chair: Starting at $90 per guest. Reserved lounge seating for two: Starting at $157.
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Hilton Universal City
Studio City Hotel $$
(Hilton Universal City)
Just across the street from Universal Studios Hollywood, this 24-story glass spectacle offers a spacious pool and hot tub. Order poolside service and enjoy lush grass, plenty of trees and well-groomed flower beds, which craft an oasis in a crowded city. Parking is discounted.
Day pass: Starting at $28 per guest. Daybed: Starting at $118 (four guests maximum). Cabana: Starting at $196 (six guests maximum).
For those with daybeds or cabanas, a 20% automatic gratuity for your server will be added to all food and beverage charges.
Day pass: Starting at $28 per guest. Daybed: Starting at $118 (four guests maximum). Cabana: Starting at $196 (six guests maximum).
For those with daybeds or cabanas, a 20% automatic gratuity for your server will be added to all food and beverage charges.
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Pasadena Hotel & Pool
Pasadena Hotel $$
(Pasadena Hotel & Pool)
Seeking a little piece of serenity in this city east of Los Angeles? This historic property is tucked away in plain sight on bustling Colorado Boulevard and steps away from South Lake Avenue. The large, outdoor pool sits atop an expansive roof deck from which — on a clear day — you can see the San Gabriel Mountains. Built in 1926, the hotel’s decor pays homage to the Roaring Twenties, and while you can’t actually make a call from them, the vintage phone booths in the lobby are pretty snazzy. This spot hosts an eclectic mix of guests. So whether you are on a first date, looking to grab a rooftop drink or craving burgers and family time by the pool, the hotel has you covered.
Day pass: Starting at $39 per guest.
Day pass: Starting at $39 per guest.
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Hyatt Centric the Pike Long Beach
Long Beach Hotel $$
(Hyatt Centric the Pike Long Beach)
From this relaxed rooftop pool, guests overlook the Aquarium of the Pacific, Shoreline Village and harbor cruise ships — all a brief walk away. Ocean breezes sweep up from below as seabirds chirp overhead. Cozy up on vibrant couches and chairs as you check out the panoramic views. As a bonus, you can drink cocktails at the rooftop Top Sail Bar, which has seasonal hours from Friday through Sunday.
Day pass: Starting at $22 per adult (ages 13 and up), $17 per child (ages 3-12), infants free. Daybed: Starting at $84 (two guests maximum). Cabana: Starting at $168 (four guests maximum). Day room: Starting at $189 (four guests maximum). Poolside pike sectional: Starting at $168 (four guests maximum).
Day pass: Starting at $22 per adult (ages 13 and up), $17 per child (ages 3-12), infants free. Daybed: Starting at $84 (two guests maximum). Cabana: Starting at $168 (four guests maximum). Day room: Starting at $189 (four guests maximum). Poolside pike sectional: Starting at $168 (four guests maximum).
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Beverly Wilshire, Beverly Hills, A Four Seasons Hotel
Beverly Hills Hotel $$$
(Beverly Wilshire)
Modeled after Sophia Loren’s Italian villa, this Mediterranean-style pool boasts top-tier service and amenities. Located at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Rodeo Drive, this 14-story Four Seasons hotel has a spa, restaurant and 98 years of history. Guests can relax on a fully shaded cabana. (Complimentary valet parking is included.) This daycation offers a glimpse into what it’s like to stay at a luxury hotel and is ages 21+ only.
Day pass: Cabana starting at $392 (three guests maximum).
For those with cabanas, a 20% automatic gratuity for your server will be added to all food and beverage charges.
Day pass: Cabana starting at $392 (three guests maximum).
For those with cabanas, a 20% automatic gratuity for your server will be added to all food and beverage charges.
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Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel
Brentwood Hotel $$
(Fashion Speaks / Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel)
An urban oasis enveloped by lush greenery and open space, the Luxe might be the private daycation you’re looking for. Nestled at the crossroads of Brentwood and Bel-Air, you’d never know it’s right next to the 405 Freeway. This 7-acre property attracts its fair share of A-listers — Harrison Ford has been a regular. The pool becomes lively during the summer and is certainly Instagram-worthy.
Day pass: Starting at $39 per adult (ages 13 and up), $17 per child (ages 3-12), infants free. Reserved lounge chair: Starting at $56 per chair. Poolside cabana: Starting at $168 (four guests maximum). Tucked away cabana: Starting at $168 (two guests maximum).
Day pass: Starting at $39 per adult (ages 13 and up), $17 per child (ages 3-12), infants free. Reserved lounge chair: Starting at $56 per chair. Poolside cabana: Starting at $168 (four guests maximum). Tucked away cabana: Starting at $168 (two guests maximum).
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Viceroy Santa Monica
Santa Monica Hotel $$$
(Mike Schwartz / Viceroy Santa Monica)
This hip-and-happening hotel is located in the heart of Santa Monica, just a 10-minute walk from the beach. Sip on a Blackberry Bliss cocktail or savor a glass of prosecco as you relax by the two outdoor pools. The pool space’s decor is modern, but its bohemian flare radiates cool. End your day with a walk to the Santa Monica Pier for a scenic sunset stroll.
Day pass: Cabana (maximum six to eight people depending on cabana), starting between $280-784 (depending on cabana).
Day pass: Cabana (maximum six to eight people depending on cabana), starting between $280-784 (depending on cabana).
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Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows
Santa Monica Hotel $$$
(Fairmont Miramar Hotel)
Is the ocean calling you? The 5-acre Fairmont Miramar, at the edge of Santa Monica’s bluff-top Palisades Park, overlooks the Pacific and is within walking distance of the pier. It’s also close to 3rd Street Promenade’s shops and restaurants, but you likely won’t want to leave after you settle in to the park-like grounds surrounding the pool. The vibe is pure luxury.
Day pass: Starting at $112 per adult (ages 13 and up), $45 per child (ages 3-12), infants free. Bungalow day room: Starting at $1,007 (four guests maximum).
Day pass: Starting at $112 per adult (ages 13 and up), $45 per child (ages 3-12), infants free. Bungalow day room: Starting at $1,007 (four guests maximum).
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Ritz-Carlton, Marina del Rey
Marina del Rey Hotel $$$
(Don Riddle / The Ritz-Carlton Marina del Rey)
Remember the iconic scene from the 1998 “Parent Trap” remake in which Lindsay Lohan’s on-screen dad falls into the pool right before the twins try to reunite their parents? You can take a dip in that same spot.
Just feet from the boats in the marina, the saltwater pool at the Ritz-Carlton, Marina del Rey, feels like it’s floating on the water. The hotel bills itself as the Ritz-Carlton closest to the water in the U.S. — and it shows. Between swims, play lawn games or stop by the Butterfly Beach House, where the hotel raises and releases butterflies between June and October.
The pool also offers “daily delighters,” such as Oreos dipped in peanut butter — a nod to the movie — or another sweet treat.
A day pass includes a $20 food-and-beverage credit, sunscreen and more. Order a seasonal hibiscus margarita or a passion fruit mojito from the Wave Bar, then stretch out on a lounge chair and watch the palm trees sway overhead.
Day pass: Starting at $112 per adult (ages 18 and up), $56 per child (age 3-17). Daybed: Starting at $336 (two guests maximum). Cabana: Starting at $616 (six guests maximum).
Just feet from the boats in the marina, the saltwater pool at the Ritz-Carlton, Marina del Rey, feels like it’s floating on the water. The hotel bills itself as the Ritz-Carlton closest to the water in the U.S. — and it shows. Between swims, play lawn games or stop by the Butterfly Beach House, where the hotel raises and releases butterflies between June and October.
The pool also offers “daily delighters,” such as Oreos dipped in peanut butter — a nod to the movie — or another sweet treat.
A day pass includes a $20 food-and-beverage credit, sunscreen and more. Order a seasonal hibiscus margarita or a passion fruit mojito from the Wave Bar, then stretch out on a lounge chair and watch the palm trees sway overhead.
Day pass: Starting at $112 per adult (ages 18 and up), $56 per child (age 3-17). Daybed: Starting at $336 (two guests maximum). Cabana: Starting at $616 (six guests maximum).
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The Eden Hotel, Santa Monica
Santa Monica Hotel $$
(The Eden Hotel)
What was once the Shangri-La Hotel, which opened in Santa Monica in 1940, has gone through several management changes and most recently reopened as the Eden.
Located on Ocean Avenue, the Eden offers a prime spot just across from the beach and the Santa Monica Pier and it’s only a few blocks from Third Street Promenade’s shopping and restaurants.
If you want a pool day with a little adventure nearby, this is the place to dip in and out. The saltwater pool and hot tub sit in a private courtyard with a large wooden deck lined with black-and-white striped lounge chairs, creating a laid-back, tranquil vibe. There is also poolside service with a full menu and a new outside pizza oven, with a menu curated by Next Level Chef winner Gabrielle Chappel.
A day pass also includes gym access and a complimentary cup of cold brew or brewed coffee at the hotel’s coffee bar.
Day pass: Starting at $48 per adult (ages 13 and up), $25 per child (ages 3-12). Reserved lounge chairs for two: Starting at $134 (two guests maximum). Cabana: Starting at $392 (six guests maximum).
Located on Ocean Avenue, the Eden offers a prime spot just across from the beach and the Santa Monica Pier and it’s only a few blocks from Third Street Promenade’s shopping and restaurants.
If you want a pool day with a little adventure nearby, this is the place to dip in and out. The saltwater pool and hot tub sit in a private courtyard with a large wooden deck lined with black-and-white striped lounge chairs, creating a laid-back, tranquil vibe. There is also poolside service with a full menu and a new outside pizza oven, with a menu curated by Next Level Chef winner Gabrielle Chappel.
A day pass also includes gym access and a complimentary cup of cold brew or brewed coffee at the hotel’s coffee bar.
Day pass: Starting at $48 per adult (ages 13 and up), $25 per child (ages 3-12). Reserved lounge chairs for two: Starting at $134 (two guests maximum). Cabana: Starting at $392 (six guests maximum).
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The Shay, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel
Culver City Hotel $$$
(Rick Kneifl / The Shay, a Destination by Hyatt)
In the heart of Culver City’s Arts District, the Shay stands out as a fun, modern hotel with the neighborhood’s only rooftop pool.
The rooftop offers views of Baldwin Hills and is dotted with pink and cream colored umbrellas that match the Butterfly cafe’s playful aesthetic. The cafe serves tacos, ceviche and agave cocktails.
The day pass also includes access to the fitness center.
Day pass: Starting at $84 per guest. Daybed: Starting at $112 (two guests maximum). Cabana: Starting at $112 (six guests maximum). Poolside Shay sectional: Starting at $112 (six guests maximum).
The rooftop offers views of Baldwin Hills and is dotted with pink and cream colored umbrellas that match the Butterfly cafe’s playful aesthetic. The cafe serves tacos, ceviche and agave cocktails.
The day pass also includes access to the fitness center.
Day pass: Starting at $84 per guest. Daybed: Starting at $112 (two guests maximum). Cabana: Starting at $112 (six guests maximum). Poolside Shay sectional: Starting at $112 (six guests maximum).
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Montrose Hotel Beverly Hills
West Hollywood Hotel $$
(Montrose at Beverly Hills)
Tucked in a West Hollywood neighborhood just off the Sunset Strip, this rooftop pool terrace offers panoramic views of the L.A. skyline and West Hollywood, along with a bar serving a California-inspired menu of salads, cocktails and more.
Another popular option at Montrose is booking a day room, which gives you a place to stash your belongings, nap between sunbathing sessions and shower after the pool before heading out for the evening. The day room includes passes for up to four people and starts at $184 — a way to skip the overnight price while enjoying the perks. Also, with a day room, you can bring up to two pets that weigh less than 50 pounds each.
Day pass: Starting at $73 per guest. Cabana: Starting at $224 (four guests maximum). Day room: Starting at $189 (four guests maximum).
Another popular option at Montrose is booking a day room, which gives you a place to stash your belongings, nap between sunbathing sessions and shower after the pool before heading out for the evening. The day room includes passes for up to four people and starts at $184 — a way to skip the overnight price while enjoying the perks. Also, with a day room, you can bring up to two pets that weigh less than 50 pounds each.
Day pass: Starting at $73 per guest. Cabana: Starting at $224 (four guests maximum). Day room: Starting at $189 (four guests maximum).
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The West Hollywood Edition
West Hollywood Hotel $$$
(Nikolas Koenig)
Set between West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, this rooftop pool is spacious by urban standards — you could even get a few backstrokes in before hitting the edge. It feels elegant and indulgent, perfect for a solo day, a date or catching up with a friend. The rooftop is lush with greenery, lined with grass, crisp white towels and loungers and the patio is adorned with purple flowers for an oasis-like vibe.
Just steps away is the romantic Roof bar, serving craft cocktails, some that are egg white-topped, and offering city views that sparkle as the sun sets.
Day pass: Starting at $112 per guest. Cabana: Starting at $784 (two guests maximum, includes $200 dining credit). Deluxe cabana: Starting at $1,120 (six guests maximum, includes $200 dining credit).
Just steps away is the romantic Roof bar, serving craft cocktails, some that are egg white-topped, and offering city views that sparkle as the sun sets.
Day pass: Starting at $112 per guest. Cabana: Starting at $784 (two guests maximum, includes $200 dining credit). Deluxe cabana: Starting at $1,120 (six guests maximum, includes $200 dining credit).
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The Langham Huntington Pasadena
Hotel $$$
(The Langham Huntington Pasadena)
Swim in not one but two pools at this historic hotel, which first opened in 1907 as the Hotel Wentworth.
The Lanai Pool was California’s first Olympic-size swimming pool when it was built in 1926. It sits below the Picture Bridge — a must-see during your visit — considered the only one of its kind in the U.S., according to the hotel. The bridge features overhead panels painted by Frank Moore in 1932.
If the Lanai Pool is full, cross the bridge to the Royce Pool.
The property has a long Hollywood history, appearing in films and TV shows such as “Saving Mr. Banks,” “Modern Family” and “Grey’s Anatomy.”
Calling this a hotel feels like a disservice to its 23 acres, complete with a pond, palm-lined paths, cottages and gardens. And if time allows, visit the Chuan Spa for a Hydrafacial or massage.
Day pass: Starting at $67 per guest. Royce Pool Cabana: Starting at $504 (six guests maximum). Spa passes: Starting between $112-315 (depending on type).
The Lanai Pool was California’s first Olympic-size swimming pool when it was built in 1926. It sits below the Picture Bridge — a must-see during your visit — considered the only one of its kind in the U.S., according to the hotel. The bridge features overhead panels painted by Frank Moore in 1932.
If the Lanai Pool is full, cross the bridge to the Royce Pool.
The property has a long Hollywood history, appearing in films and TV shows such as “Saving Mr. Banks,” “Modern Family” and “Grey’s Anatomy.”
Calling this a hotel feels like a disservice to its 23 acres, complete with a pond, palm-lined paths, cottages and gardens. And if time allows, visit the Chuan Spa for a Hydrafacial or massage.
Day pass: Starting at $67 per guest. Royce Pool Cabana: Starting at $504 (six guests maximum). Spa passes: Starting between $112-315 (depending on type).
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Chamberlain West Hollywood
West Hollywood Hotel $$$
(Chamberlain West Hollywood)
This year-round heated rooftop pool in West Hollywood is an ideal spot for a daycation, complete with poolside cocktails, bites and sweeping views.
The small pool at this intimate hotel is better for dipping than practicing butterfly strokes.
Day pass: Starting at $67 per adult, free for kids. Cabana: Starting at $448 (four people maximum).
The small pool at this intimate hotel is better for dipping than practicing butterfly strokes.
Day pass: Starting at $67 per adult, free for kids. Cabana: Starting at $448 (four people maximum).
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Hyatt Regency Los Angeles International Airport
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Stuck at LAX and got a few hours to spare? Consider taking the free airport shuttle to this Hyatt Regency hotel, where a day pass gives you access to a spacious pool, ample deck space and newly remodeled furniture. As one of the largest hotel pools in the area, it’s good for locals and travelers alike.
Although it’s not a lap swimming pool, you’d have no trouble getting in a workout. There’s plenty of space to stretch on deck, get in your strokes or float at leisure. You can also head up to the hotel’s rooftop fitness center, to which access is included in your day pass. Afterward, rest up in a cabana or on a lounger beneath a dark green umbrella — all of which are new as of this year. The pool’s tiles and heater are also recently renovated, making the experience utterly fresh and pristine.
Hungry? Meander inside the hotel to Beckett’s Kitchen & Lounge, where you can choose from light bites like shrimp ceviche, dinner entrees like grilled New York strip steak and desserts like triple mousse, among other options. You can also snag a drink from Beckett’s Bar, which features martinis and more. There’s a children’s menu for kids 12 and under. By the end of your experience, both locals and travelers are sure to feel refreshed.
Day pass: Starting at $28 per adult (ages 18 and up), $17 per child (ages 3-17). Cabana: Starting at $168 (three guests maximum).
Although it’s not a lap swimming pool, you’d have no trouble getting in a workout. There’s plenty of space to stretch on deck, get in your strokes or float at leisure. You can also head up to the hotel’s rooftop fitness center, to which access is included in your day pass. Afterward, rest up in a cabana or on a lounger beneath a dark green umbrella — all of which are new as of this year. The pool’s tiles and heater are also recently renovated, making the experience utterly fresh and pristine.
Hungry? Meander inside the hotel to Beckett’s Kitchen & Lounge, where you can choose from light bites like shrimp ceviche, dinner entrees like grilled New York strip steak and desserts like triple mousse, among other options. You can also snag a drink from Beckett’s Bar, which features martinis and more. There’s a children’s menu for kids 12 and under. By the end of your experience, both locals and travelers are sure to feel refreshed.
Day pass: Starting at $28 per adult (ages 18 and up), $17 per child (ages 3-17). Cabana: Starting at $168 (three guests maximum).
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Hotel MdR, Marina del Rey
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If you’re craving a cozy, affordable poolside daycation, look no further than Hotel MdR. The pool is nestled in a courtyard just beyond the main entrance, where you’ll check in and pick up your complimentary chocolate chip cookie and water bottle. Once you’re in, spend the day curled up on a cushioned lounger underneath shady trees adorned with lanterns or splash around in the pool with the hotel’s assortment of beach balls and float toys available in a basket on deck.
The hotel restaurant, Barbianca Local Kitchen, features a brand-new menu serving curated, tapas-style food. It’s located right next to the pool and features a shady outdoor dining space. If you don’t want to get up, you can order poolside service using the QR codes scattered around the tables on deck. Indulge in cocktails like the Lavender Haze or Gingham Cobbler. Or choose from a selection of flatbreads, entrees or shareable meals like the shrimp dish gambas al ajillo.
Day pass: Starting at $17 per adult (ages 17 and up), $11 per child (ages 3-16), infants free. Cabana: Starting at $280 (four guests maximum).
The hotel restaurant, Barbianca Local Kitchen, features a brand-new menu serving curated, tapas-style food. It’s located right next to the pool and features a shady outdoor dining space. If you don’t want to get up, you can order poolside service using the QR codes scattered around the tables on deck. Indulge in cocktails like the Lavender Haze or Gingham Cobbler. Or choose from a selection of flatbreads, entrees or shareable meals like the shrimp dish gambas al ajillo.
Day pass: Starting at $17 per adult (ages 17 and up), $11 per child (ages 3-16), infants free. Cabana: Starting at $280 (four guests maximum).
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Updates:
12:20 p.m. Aug. 20, 2026: The guide has been updated with new details, prices and information for 2026.
12:00 p.m. Aug. 8, 2025: The guide to hotel pools with day passes has been updated with summer 2025 details, prices and information.
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