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Boutique Hotels in Catalina Island

Aurora Hotel

Aurora Hotel

3.5 out of 5
137 Marilla Avenue, Avalon, CA
The price is AU$269 per night
AU$269
includes taxes & fees
20 Jan - 21 Jan
Aurora Hotel: Hotel with free WiFi and a rooftop terrace. Located near whale watching.
Free WiFi
Air conditioning
Seacrest Inn

Seacrest Inn

2.5 out of 5
201 Clarissa Ave, Avalon, CA
Seacrest Inn: Hotel with free WiFi and a rooftop terrace. Located by the ocean.
Free WiFi
Air conditioning
Hotel Atwater

Hotel Atwater

3 out of 5
125 Sumner Ave, Avalon, CA
The price is AU$306 per night
AU$306
includes taxes & fees
20 Jan - 21 Jan
Hotel Atwater: Hotel with a coffee shop/cafe and a meeting room. Located in the city centre.
Air conditioning
Business services
Free cancellation
Reserve now, pay when you stay
The Pavilion Hotel

The Pavilion Hotel

3.5 out of 5
513 Crescent Ave, Avalon, CA
The Pavilion Hotel: Beach hotel with free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk. Located in the city centre.
Free WiFi
Air conditioning
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Catalina Island Boutique Hotels

If your favourite holidays involve chilling out off the beaten path, then boutique hotels in Catalina Island are where it’s at. But what is a boutique hotel anyway? Picture a space with super-cool décor and personalised service. Throw in a smaller space with fewer guests to run into and—what? Okay, we’ll see you there.

All about boutique accommodation

Q: What makes boutique accommodation special?
A: Boutique hotels come in all stripes. Some are situated in old townhouses, while others more resemble modern lofts. There are 301 hotels in Catalina Island, so take a peek and see what’s on offer!

Q: What kind of service can I expect at a Catalina Island boutique hotel?
A: Boutique hotels tend to be smaller establishments, and host fewer guests at a time. This means the staff has more time to produce personalised service for each guest. Look through reviews on Wotif and see what other travellers have had to say about their stays and the staff. 
 
Q: This sounds great! Can I afford a boutique hotel?
A: You sure can! Rates range from AU$269 to AU$306. Find the right place at the right price and be on your way.

Book a boutique getaway today


There’s nothing like Catalina Island boutique accommodation for the traveller who wants a one-of-a-kind experience mixed with the convenience that makes a holiday care-free. Wotif is here to help you score the perfect hotel for your next getaway—so stop reading, and start booking!

Catalina Island hotels essential information

Accommodation
301 hotels
Lowest Price
AU$269
Highest Price
AU$306
Popular hotels
Aurora Hotel, Seacrest Inn, Hotel Atwater, The Pavilion Hotel

New reviews! Best hotels in Catalina Island

Zane Grey Pueblo Hotel
Great weekend in Catalina Coming Back For Sure
5 / 5
Came out to the island for the 50k ultra marathon. picked this hotel because quite frankly it was all that was left race weekend and a little more than i wanted to spend. that said, the room was super clean, the free breakfast was excellent,and the room had everything i needed including bath robes and slippers. also extremely quite. apparently downtown this was a real issue because the first race started at 4 and 5 am at the center of town. also friends who stayed downtown said they could hear people in the next room. my daughter and i were in the penthouse and did not hear a thing. the only downside was not hot tub and no bath tub which i would have like after doing a 50k. also the hotel us on a hill so you either have to walk or get a golf cart ride. this was never an issue. we were able to get rides when ever we needed them. staff was on the young side but professional and friendly.
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Zane Grey Pueblo Hotel

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