The 234 Apartment

1. The beach studio with pool Located only a 10-15 drive to downtown, this studio guest house is renovated and well maintained with lovely architecture, decor and design, including a mural, and a nice backyard. There is beautiful plant life as well as a fully functional kitchenette where you can fix yourself a home cooked meal . Guests can lounge comfortably in the chairs around the fire pit, get a good night’s sleep on the full-size couch or queen sized bed , and rinse off in the modern tiled shower . Airbnb Price : from 139.24 USD Number of Guests : 2 Book Now See similar vacation rentals in Long Beach and also compare the prices with hotels in Long Beach 2. Best downtown LB ocean view loft! This apartment is in a great location within walking distance to grocery stores, restaurants, and downtown Long Beach . You can also get to the Museum of Latin American Art , the Convention Center, the Aquarium of the Pacific as well as the beach. With a wonderful view (half of downtown Lo...

Long Beach, California is a city found in close proximity to Los Angeles, which is the second biggest city in the United States. This is a scenic area that is sprawling and one that features beautiful weather year round , which is never too hot and never too cold. People who enjoy the water will be able to find some unique experiences in the city of Long Beach, whether that means checking out beaches, water parks or fishing spots. In order to take advantage of this water and the scenery, you will want to hunt for an apartment that can help you out. This city is just south of Downtown Los Angeles , allowing apartment seekers to take in all of the sights and sounds of Los Angeles whenever they want to. Its proximity to other places, such as Orange County and San Diego, also makes Long Beach an excellent place for someone who wants to see it all. The city features just under 500,000 people, with a large demographic and range of people from all ethnic backgrounds and ages. The downtown L...

The best restaurant cookbooks are like time capsules, preserving a moment, a feeling. That’s what this year’s stack of restaurant- focused books achieves — with variable levels of success. Don’t miss chef Wylie Dufresne ’s look back at wd~50 or the new two-volume set from NYC’s highly lauded experiential dining room Eleven Madison Park . Casual restaurants, from the Publican in Chicago to Juhu Beach Club in Oakland, also got the book treatment this year. Each collection stands alone as a testament to the hard work of a team pushing for one pristine goal. Cheers to the Publican: Recipes and Ramblings from an American Beer Hall Paul Kahan, Cosmo Goss, Rachel Holtzman Lorena Jones Books, September 19 Starting with the first time I ate at there, shortly after its opening in 2008, the Publican has been my favorite restaurant. It was an instantaneous love — the room, the food, a swirling feeling of commensality and broad-shouldered abundance. So for me, the promise of this book, Cheers t...