The Maya, Long Beach

Hotel Maya has 199 rooms with Latin American decor and oceanfront views. Rooms include a Sweet Dreams by DoubleTree bed, a 37-inch HDTV with premium cable channels, and Aroma Actives amenities. Options range from water view rooms with balconies to suites. Some rooms have private balconies with ocean and garden views. The split-level Loft Suite features a mezzanine bedroom overlooking the bay. Rooms with a queen-sized Sweet Dreams bed are available.

The hotel's Fuego restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating, serving Mexican and Latin cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Fuego features 13-foot-tall glass walls that fully retract and has a patio with views of the Pacific Ocean, Long Beach skyline, and Queen Mary. The native Salvadorian, Executive Chef Victor Juarez, has garnered culinary awards including AAA's 'Four Diamond' award and a trio of honors from the Southern California Restaurant Writers Association along with the 'Golden Sceptre' award in the American category.

Hotel Maya offers a large waterfront pool with floating cabanas. Guests can also use bicycle rentals and a fitness room. Playa at the Maya is a 6,500-square-feet urban beach with 285 tons of real sand, fire pits, umbrellas, chaise lounges, and day beds. Guests can access swimming, sailing, and paddle boarding. Jet Skis are docked in front of Fuego Restaurant.

Located across Queensway Bay in Downtown Long Beach, Hotel Maya provides access to The Pike Outlets, Historic Pine Avenue, Shoreline Village, and the Aquarium of the Pacific via a complimentary downtown shuttle. Hotel Maya is 15 km from Long Beach and 28 km from Norwalk/ Santa Fe Springs Metrolink. Landmarks near the hotel are Scorpion Submarine (1 km), The Pike Outlets (1.5 km), The Queen Mary (1 km), Museum of Latin American Art (2.5 km), Rainbow Lagoon Park (2 km), Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center (2 km), Pine Avenue (2 km), Shoreline Aquatic Park (1 km).

Hotel Maya offers more than 30,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space. The Lagunita Pavilion is an 80-feet by 80-feet event venue with a cathedral-style ceiling and glass walls overlooking the waterfront and city. The Salon de Reyes ballroom is suited for receptions and can break down into three meeting rooms: Cival, Tikal, and Mirador. The Miramar ballroom has a fireplace and glass walls opening onto a deck overlooking the ocean, accommodating 180 in rounds. Additional meeting spaces include Zama, Mayakoba, Quetzal, Copan, and Luna Solstice. It is near Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center.