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California Coast
Seven miles of coves, cliffs, and open water
4.9 average across 1,200+ stays · Hosting along the Laguna coast for over a decade
What We Love
We like Laguna for the way it holds the coast at a slower register than the rest of Southern California. Mornings begin in mist and salt air, the cliffs turn rose-gold at dusk, and the village keeps a pace that was decided by the painters who arrived in 1917. The homes we steward in Laguna Beach cluster within a few blocks of each other in North Laguna, on Sleepy Hollow Lane and Gaviota Drive, all an easy walk to Crescent Bay, Shaw's Cove, and the village. We are grateful to the owners who chose Everyday Luxury to look after these places, and we feel lucky every time a guest finds their stay through us. Owners who want to talk about joining the portfolio can learn more on our Property Management Page.
Our Laguna Beach stays sit within a few blocks of each other in North Laguna, on Sleepy Hollow Lane and Gaviota Drive. We are grateful to the owners who chose Everyday Luxury to look after their homes. The position they share, walking distance to Crescent Bay, Shaw's Cove, and the village, is a gift to every guest who stays.
Why book direct with Everyday Luxury
Best Price
Direct booking skips the Airbnb and Vrbo platform fees. Those savings come back to you, every stay. Find a lower rate elsewhere? We'll match it.
Direct Line
Every reservation routes to the same people the owners trust to look after these homes: the Everyday Luxury team. No third-party agents. No call-center hand-offs. No anonymous middleman.
Concierge
From dinner recommendations the week before you arrive, to support throughout your stay, to a thoughtful follow-up after, we treat every booking as the start of a relationship, not a one-night transaction.
Curated Offers
Direct booking may unlock curated offers such as Non-Refundable, Last-Minute, and Early Booking rates. Exact savings depend on your dates, guests, property eligibility, and live availability.
On the map
Our Laguna Beach homes cluster on Sleepy Hollow Lane and Gaviota Drive in North Laguna, a few blocks from Crescent Bay and Shaw's Cove and a short stroll south to Heisler Park and the village. John Wayne Airport (SNA) is 25 minutes north; Long Beach (LGB) is 45 minutes; LAX is roughly 75 minutes when you want a longer drive in. Most guests park once on arrival and rarely move the car for the rest of the stay.
Where you'll find us
Sleepy Hollow Lane and Gaviota Drive, a few blocks from Crescent Bay, Shaw's Cove, and Diver's Cove
A short walk south: the clifftop park, the galleries, and the long evenings on Forest Avenue
A short drive down PCH for Aliso Beach, Treasure Island tide pools, and the marine reserve
Year-round
Winter
Dec – Feb
50–67°F
The locals' season. Empty beaches at sunrise, dramatic surf, the lowest rates of the year.
Spring
Mar – May
55–70°F
Wildflower walks above the canyons, mostly clear afternoons, with the occasional grey morning that burns off by lunch.
Summer
Jun – Aug
60–75°F
Festival of Arts, Pageant of the Masters, the warmest water of the year, and the busiest stretch on Pacific Coast Highway.
Fall
Sep – Nov
55–73°F
Many locals' favourite weeks. The crowds thin after Labor Day, the sky stays clear, and the water is still warm enough to swim.
Local Treasures
A handful of moments that travel home with people. Scroll across. Laguna rewards anyone who slows down enough to notice the difference between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Early morning
The cleanest start to a Laguna day. Park above the bluff just before first light, walk down the wooden stairs, and watch the sky shift through five colours over the cliffs at the north end. By 7:30 the surfers arrive; the hour before is yours.
Summer evenings
The town's summer ritual since 1934. Living tableaux of famous paintings, staged outdoors on a hillside amphitheatre, a full orchestra in the pit, and a moment partway through every show when you stop being able to tell the difference between the actors and the canvas.
Late afternoon
A paved path along the bluff, palm trees on one side, the marine reserve on the other, and benches placed exactly where you will want to sit. Twenty minutes end to end, an hour if you stop. The light at 4 p.m. in winter is the reason photographers move here.
Low tide
Check the tide chart for anything below 1.5 feet, then head to Treasure Island Park in South Laguna. The tide pools open into anemone, hermit crab, and the occasional small octopus. Bring soft-soled shoes and the kids; the rangers ask that nothing leaves the pools.
Mid-morning
South Laguna's open-water beach, with a creek mouth, a long stretch of sand, and a small surf break that breaks both directions on a south swell. Fewer crowds than Main Beach, easier parking, and a coffee shop across PCH for the walk back.
Quiet afternoons
The oldest cultural institution in town, founded in 1918 by the same painters who started the Festival of Arts. The permanent collection traces a century of California plein-air work. Forty minutes is enough; rainy mornings make it perfect.
Guest Experiences
Real stays. Real stories. From guests who made Laguna Beach their own.
Before You Book
A few things guests ask us most often before they choose their stay.
September and October are the most reliably beautiful weeks of the year. The crowds thin after Labor Day, the sky stays clear, and the water is still warm enough to swim. Summer is busiest and best if you want the festivals; winter is quietest and brings the lowest rates and the most dramatic surf.
Every Laguna Beach property we manage includes private parking on site. An optional additional parking fee may apply depending on the home; we will communicate the exact figure before you book. Because most beaches and the village are within walking distance from our cluster, many guests park once on arrival and leave the car for the rest of the stay.
Very. Our Laguna Beach properties cluster within a few blocks of each other in North Laguna, on Sleepy Hollow Lane and Gaviota Drive. From the homes you can walk to Crescent Bay, Shaw's Cove, and Diver's Cove in roughly five to ten minutes, with Heisler Park and Main Beach a slightly longer stroll south. We are always looking to partner with more owners in the area, so the collection grows over time.
Several of our Laguna homes welcome pets, with a small additional cleaning fee. We can filter to pet-friendly homes when we help you choose. A note on the beach: most Laguna beaches restrict dogs from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. between June and September. Off-season and outside those hours, dogs on leash are welcome on most stretches.
The Festival of Arts and Pageant of the Masters run from early July through the end of August, alongside the Sawdust Art Festival just across Laguna Canyon Road. Town gets busier and rates rise, but the energy is part of what makes summer Laguna special. Book early if you want a specific home for festival dates; the best stays go six to nine months out.
Yes, and it is one of the easier California beach towns to bring kids to. The coves are protected, the tide pools are accessible, the lifeguards are excellent, and the village is walkable enough for ice cream after dinner. Several of our homes have multiple bedrooms, pools, and outdoor space designed for longer family stays.
A few we point guests toward: 242 Cafe Fusion Sushi for an unfussy dinner, The Cliff for sunset views, Nick's Laguna Beach for the village walk-in, and South of Nick's for the South Laguna evening. If you tell us the kind of night you want (date night, easy lunch, family table, something with a view), we can point you in the right direction.
John Wayne (SNA) in Orange County is closest, about 25 minutes by car and the easiest in and out. Long Beach (LGB) is roughly 45 minutes. LAX is about 75 minutes in good traffic and longer on a Friday afternoon, so weigh the flight savings against the drive.
None of our current Laguna Beach homes have a heated pool. Most guests find that the protected coves and swim beaches a few minutes' walk away (Crescent Bay, Shaw's Cove, Diver's Cove) are the better answer for most of the year. We are always looking to partner with more owners in the area, so a pool home may join the collection in the future. If pool access is essential for your trip, tell us what you have in mind and we will let you know what we can offer today.
Yes. Our Laguna Beach homes cluster within a few blocks of each other in North Laguna, and from there you can walk to the beach, Heisler Park, Forest Avenue, and most of the village. Park the car when you arrive; you will likely use it again only for a drive south to Aliso Beach or out for dinner.
Most Laguna beaches have lifeguards in season and clearly marked swim zones. The protected coves (Crescent Bay, Shaw's Cove, Diver's Cove, Treasure Island) are calmer and good for kids; Main Beach and Aliso are more open. Always check posted conditions and listen to the lifeguards. Tide pool walks are best at a tide of 1.5 feet or lower.
Plans change, and a thoughtful cancellation policy is part of how we look after every guest. Terms vary by home and by season, so the policy that applies to your stay is shown in full on the reservation page when you begin a booking for any Everyday Luxury Curated listing. You can also read it in advance on our cancellation policy page (opens in a new tab). If your dates need to move, reach out early and we will do everything we can to reschedule or re-accommodate.
Yes, and thank you for thinking of us. The Everyday Luxury portfolio in Laguna grows when owners decide we are the right fit to look after their home, and we treat every conversation that way. Visit our Property Management Page to learn how we work, what we offer, and how to start a conversation.
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