Hotel Maya - a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel

The gorgeous waterfront resort of Hotel Maya, a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, is located across the harbor from Downtown Long Beach and its captivating skyline. It showcases an enticing combination of Latin American and Southern Californian traditions. Nestled among an almost 400-palm tree tropical garden, the 11-acre Hotel Maya boasts an exclusive waterfront indoor-outdoor design style. Delectably natural, the hues of the land and sea, as well as the natural moods, inspire the current style. Pick from one of our roomy guest rooms with a private balcony, just a short distance from Long Beach's convention center. Savor opulent aromatherapy bath items, a 37-inch HDTV, and complimentary wireless internet access. Unwind in one of the pools on the seaside or in one our fire pits and floating cabanas highlight the hotel's unique style. Hotel Maya is a great place for meetings or weddings because of its beautiful views of the Long Beach Oceanfront, vibrant design, and lush tropical gardens. The committed conference and catering staff will work to make your next gathering a success. Take advantage of complimentary access to the business center, a fully furnished fitness center, and our waterfront Fuego Restaurant, which serves food inspired by Latin America. Highlights include a private dock, 6,500 square feet of man-made beach with fire pits, a tropical heated pool and whirlpool with a pool bar, an on-site waterfront indoor/outdoor Fuego Restaurant and Bar, ten flexible event rooms, the majority of which have floor to ceiling windows with views of the waterfront, tennis, basketball, bocce ball, and a tropical waterfront reception space.lounge furnishings and private balconies in each of the guest rooms. What to do in this vicinity: The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Maya is situated one mile from the convention center, business area, and Aquarium of the Pacific. It is also on the free shuttle line that leads to downtown Long Beach. Explore the Aquarium's three main permanent galleries, which are home to over 500 different animal species. Visit the displays on the Tropical, Northern, and Southern Pacifics, or visit Shark Lagoon to pet stingrays and sharks. See the Queen Mary, a decommissioned Scottish ocean liner that is currently a popular Long Beach tourist destination with seven dining options, tours, and changing museum displays.