Laguna Beach, CA

Seven miles of coves, cliffs, and open water.

What We Love

Laguna Beach

We like Laguna for the way it holds the coast at a slower register than the rest of Southern California. Mornings begin in mist and salt air, the cliffs turn rose-gold at dusk, and the village keeps a pace that was decided by the painters who arrived in 1917. The homes we steward in Laguna Beach cluster within a few blocks of each other in North Laguna, on Sleepy Hollow Lane and Gaviota Drive, all an easy walk to Crescent Bay, Shaw's Cove, and the village. We are grateful to the owners who chose Everyday Luxury to look after these places, and we feel lucky every time a guest finds their stay through us.

Stays in Laguna Beach

Our Laguna Beach stays sit within a few blocks of each other in North Laguna, on Sleepy Hollow Lane and Gaviota Drive. We are grateful to the owners who chose Everyday Luxury to look after their homes. The position they share, walking distance to Crescent Bay, Shaw's Cove, and the village, is a gift to every guest who stays.

Why Book Direct

Why book direct with Everyday Luxury

15% better than the booking sites

Direct booking skips the Airbnb and Vrbo platform fees. Those savings come back to you, every stay. Find a lower rate elsewhere? We'll match it.

Talk to the team behind every stay

Every reservation routes to the same people the owners trust to look after these homes: the Everyday Luxury team. No third-party agents. No call-center hand-offs. No anonymous middleman.

Care before, during, and after

From dinner recommendations the week before you arrive, to support throughout your stay, to a thoughtful follow-up after, we treat every booking as the start of a relationship, not a one-night transaction.

Rate plans shaped around your stay

Direct booking may unlock curated offers such as Non-Refundable, Last-Minute, and Early Booking rates. Exact savings depend on your dates, guests, property eligibility, and live availability.

The Destination

An Artists' Colony That Became a Coastal Icon

Laguna Beach is one of the few places on the California coast that has resisted the pull of the ordinary. Protected marine reserves, more than thirty beaches and hidden coves, and a cultural life shaped by a century of artists choosing to live and paint by the sea. The town draws close to three million visitors each year, and most come back. Not for a resort or a single landmark, but for a quality of atmosphere that is difficult to describe and easy to recognise: the smell of salt and eucalyptus on the morning air, the way the cliffs turn rose-gold at dusk, the sense that the pace of life here has been deliberately preserved.

A few blocks in North Laguna, and what surrounds them

Where you'll find us

North Laguna (our cluster)

The Village & Heisler Park

South Laguna

Year-Round

Season at a glance

Winter

DEC – FEB 50–67°F The locals' season. Empty beaches at sunrise, dramatic surf, the lowest rates of the year.

Spring

MAR – MAY 55–70°F Wildflower walks above the canyons, mostly clear afternoons, with the occasional grey morning that burns off by lunch.

Summer

JUN – AUG 60–75°F Festival of Arts, Pageant of the Masters, the warmest water of the year, and the busiest stretch on Pacific Coast Highway.

Fall

SEP – NOV 55–73°F Many locals' favourite weeks. The crowds thin after Labor Day, the sky stays clear, and the water is still warm enough to swim.

Local Treasures

Things our guests love to do

Sunrise at Crescent Bay

Early Morning

Sunrise at Crescent Bay

Pageant of the Masters

Summer Evenings

Pageant of the Masters

The Heisler Park clifftop walk

Late Afternoon

The Heisler Park clifftop walk

Tide pools at Treasure Island

Low Tide

Tide pools at Treasure Island

A walk to Aliso Beach

Mid-Morning

A walk to Aliso Beach

An hour at the Laguna Art Museum

Quiet Afternoons

An hour at the Laguna Art Museum

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