Hyatt Regency Long Beach
Hyatt Regency Long Beach offers an unbeatable location—just steps from the Long Beach Convention Center and right on the waterfront. Guests enjoy easy access to entertainment, dining, art, and cultural attractions, including Shoreline Village, the Aquarium of the Pacific, and vibrant neighborhoods like Belmont Shore and Retro Row.
Hyatt Regency Long Beach is surrounded by some of the city’s most iconic spots. Explore the Aquarium of the Pacific, stroll through Shoreline Village for shopping and dining, or take a short trip to tour the historic Queen Mary.
Swan Boats at Rainbow Lagoon
Harbor Breeze Cruises
Gondola Rides in Naples Island
Hyatt Regency Long Beach is surrounded by fantastic dining options, many within walking distance. Enjoy fresh seafood and harbor views at Parkers’ Lighthouse or Queensview Steakhouse, savor authentic Italian at L’Opera Ristorante, or try local favorites like The Breakfast Bar for brunch and Tequila Jack’s for Mexican fare.
Hyatt Regency Long Beach is minutes from the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA), the Long Beach Museum of Art, and the serene Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden. Guests can enjoy easy access to inspiring exhibits, ocean views, and tranquil landscapes for a touch of culture and relaxation during your stay.
Check-in is at 4:00PM, and check-out is at 11:00AM. Early check-in & late check-out are available for a fee, subject to availability.
11:59pm Hotel Time 2 Days Before Arrival Or Pay 1 Night Fee /Credit Card Required
There are coffee makers and refrigerators in every room. There are microwaves on every floor.
Overnight parking is available. Self-parking is available for $49.00. Valet parking is available for $55.00.
No. Hyatt Regency Long Beach is a non-smoking property. We do have a smoking section just outside near our valet drive. For assistance, please stop by our Front Desk for directions.
Yes, our bellmen will be happy to store your luggage in a secure area until you are ready to retrieve.
Yes, downtown Long Beach has become a genuine live-music destination: F&M Bank Amphitheater: Long Beach's first open-air amphitheater, an 11,000-capacity venue on the waterfront next to the Queen Mary, hosting major touring acts. It's about a 20-minute walk from downtown, or guests can take the AquaLink water taxi from near the Aquarium of the Pacific, or hop the free event shuttle from designated downtown lots. Long Beach Terrace Theater: Located inside the Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center with a picturesque waterside lobby, about a 5-minute walk (0.4 mi) from Hyatt Regency Long Beach. Long Beach Arena: Also part of the Convention & Entertainment Center complex, hosting larger touring shows and events.