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Top 5 hotels in Ventura at a glance
- Crowne Plaza Ventura Beach by IHG — 3.5-star hotel in Ventura. Guest rating: 8.8/10 — Excellent.
- Amanzi Hotel, an Ascend Collection Hotel — 2.5-star hotel in Downtown Ventura. Guest rating: 9.0/10 — Wonderful.
- The Pierpont Inn — 3-star hotel in Midtown. Guest rating: 8.0/10 — Very Good.
- Zachari Dunes on Mandalay Beach, Curio Collection by Hilton — 4-star hotel in Oxnard Shores. Guest rating: 8.8/10 — Excellent.
- Motel 6 Ventura, CA - Beach — 2-star hotel in Pierpont Bay. Guest rating: 7.8/10 — Good.
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Crowne Plaza Ventura Beach by IHG
Crowne Plaza Ventura Beach by IHG



Amanzi Hotel, an Ascend Collection Hotel
Amanzi Hotel, an Ascend Collection Hotel



The Pierpont Inn
The Pierpont Inn



Zachari Dunes on Mandalay Beach, Curio Collection by Hilton
Zachari Dunes on Mandalay Beach, Curio Collection by Hilton



Motel 6 Ventura, CA - Beach
Motel 6 Ventura, CA - Beach



Clocktower Inn Ventura
Clocktower Inn Ventura



Sandpiper Lodge
Sandpiper Lodge



Ventura Beach Marriott
Ventura Beach Marriott



Inn On The Beach
Inn On The Beach



Best Western at Ventura Pier
Best Western at Ventura Pier



Hotel Santa Barbara
Hotel Santa Barbara



Cliff House Inn On The Ocean
Cliff House Inn On The Ocean



White Caps Motel
White Caps Motel



Four Points by Sheraton Ventura Harbor Resort
Four Points by Sheraton Ventura Harbor Resort



Hotel San Buena
Hotel San Buena



Inn By The Harbor
Inn By The Harbor



Avania Inn of Santa Barbara
Avania Inn of Santa Barbara



Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Ventura by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Ventura by IHG



Crystal Lodge Motel
Crystal Lodge Motel



Comfort Inn & Suites Ventura Beach
Comfort Inn & Suites Ventura BeachGo beyond your typical stay in Ventura
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Top neighborhoods in Ventura

Downtown Ventura
Downtown Ventura mixes California history with coastal charm just blocks from the Pacific. The 1782 Mission San Buenaventura stands proudly amid Victorian storefronts and Spanish Colonial buildings along Main Street. Art lovers can explore local galleries while history buffs marvel at the ornate 1912 City Hall. After sunset, the Majestic Ventura Theater's glowing marquee beckons visitors to enjoy live music. Farm-to-table restaurants serve fresh seafood and craft beer throughout the walkable historic core. Boutique hotels and B&Bs in converted Victorian buildings provide charming accommodations with modern amenities. Most attractions sit within a six-block radius, making exploration easy with ocean breezes guiding your way.





Ventura Harbor Village
Ventura Harbor Village treats you to a California coastal paradise without the usual beachside chaos. Sailboat masts create a forest of white against blue skies while waterfront restaurants serve up fresh seafood with harbor views. You can kayak alongside sea lions, browse coastal-themed boutiques, or simply chill at Harbor Cove Beach where gentle waves make for perfect relaxation. The dining scene ranges from casual fish tacos to upscale seafood spots with breezy outdoor patios. Getting around is a breeze with wooden boardwalks connecting everything, though having a car helps for exploring beyond the village. Most visitors stay at nearby waterfront hotels that capture those perfect marina views.

Pierpont Bay
Pierpont Bay brings the California dream to life with golden sand and endless waves. Stroll the beachfront promenade from historic Ventura Pier to Surfers' Point, where world-class breaks draw boarders year-round. Catch dramatic Pacific sunsets or explore nearby Ventura Harbor Village for boat tours and waterfront dining. The sound of crashing waves creates the perfect soundtrack for your coastal escape. Beach cottages and oceanview condos offer direct access to the sand, while casual seafood eateries serve fresh catches with sunset views. Most attractions sit within walking distance along the shore, with dedicated bike paths connecting the area's coastal highlights. Limited public transit means having a car is helpful for exploring beyond this laid-back slice of paradise.


Midtown
Midtown Ventura gives you a break from touristy spots with streets lined with charming bungalows and mid-century homes. The Pacific View Mall offers shopping when you need it, but the real draw is living like a local. You're perfectly positioned between downtown and the east end, making beach trips a breeze. Scattered neighborhood cafes and family-run Mexican restaurants serve up affordable, authentic meals throughout the day. Budget-friendly vacation rentals and small motels offer rates well below beachfront properties. With Highway 101 nearby and ample street parking, getting around couldn't be easier.


East End
Ventura's East End mixes creative energy with historical charm, perfect for culture lovers and night owls. The iconic San Buenaventura Mission and Victorian buildings stand alongside art galleries and craft breweries. Live music pours from the historic Ventura Theater while independent boutiques offer unique treasures for those seeking authentic local vibes. Wide sidewalks and tree-lined streets make exploring this neighborhood a breeze. Enjoy farm-to-table restaurants and wine bars after gallery-hopping, or catch a show at the theater. Boutique hotels and historic inns provide character-filled stays just a mile from Ventura Harbor and beautiful beaches.
Top landmarks in Ventura

Ventura Harbor

Ventura City Beach

Ventura Pier
San Buenaventura Mission

Rincon Beach
Emma Wood State Beach

Solimar Beach
Ventura County Fairgrounds
Learn more about Ventura
Catch perfect waves at Surfers Point before wandering downtown streets where art galleries occupy historic buildings with stories to tell. The Mission San Buenaventura stands as a reminder of the city's Spanish origins, while the wooden pier offers classic California views. Channel Islands National Park beckons offshore – a day trip to explore sea caves by kayak feels like discovering another world. After beach time at Emma Wood State Beach, the Museum of Ventura County reveals 10,000 years of local history. Evenings bring locals to outdoor concerts and bustling cafes. The Rubicon Theatre Company transforms an old church into a stage where performances rival bigger cities. Golf N' Stuff provides retro fun with mini-golf and arcade games that haven't changed in decades.
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Vagabond Inn Santa Barbara - Carpinteria South
"It was clean and good for what we needed. Free parking and laundry on site but property is pretty dated but ok for 1 nights stay"
Crowne Plaza Ventura Beach by IHG
"The location is great. Steps from the beach and a block away from DT Ventura. We stayed on a busy weekend, so I’m guessing that affected the overall infrastructure. The hotel is fairly dated and needs some TLC. The elevators were super slow and at times were shut down altogether. Our shower drained slowly and the hot water wasn’t consistent. The room felt very cramped with two queen beds in it, and the bathroom was tiny. The balcony was nice but you had to be wary of the condensation from your upstairs neighbors air conditioning dripping down on you. The staff seemed very overwhelmed and stretched thin, but I attribute that to the busy fair weekend. I would stay again simply for the location, but would avoid busy weekends."
Ventura Beach Marriott
"Great location"
Motel 6 Ventura, CA - South
"I was just a little disappointed because I had bought some food to microwave for my dinner, but the staff who checked me in told me that someone had broken the microwave on Friday. So I had to eat pop-tarts and rice crispy treats for my dinner. That I purchased for their vending machine."
Best Western at Ventura Pier
"Room was clean and comfortable."
Ojai Valley Inn
"Took my two teenage daughters on a last minute trip to Ojai Ranch and we had the best time. Only stayed 2 nights but found the perfect balance of fun and relaxation. The setting is gorgeous and the resort spread out, so you never feel like it's too crowded. There are plenty of activities to partake in, but some of the best times were spent riding bikes in to town, roasting s'mores on the lawn, and lounging by the pool. Food and amenities were top notch. The cafe has delicious coffee and treats and food that are easy to grab at any time. Staff was super friendly and accommodating, and we even got upgraded to a bigger room that was centrally located and perfect for us. Overall we cannot wait to come back!"
The Shores Inn and Beach Houses
"Couple hickups checking in but Deena made us feel at home. Hidden gem"
