Dearest Friends and Supporters,

Thank you for your continued interest in the Island of Long Beach. This month love is truly in the air with Valentine’s Day, what a better time to introduce you to the California Pacific Resort and the impact of the Island of Long Beach on the local economy.

The California Pacific Resort

Take a step back in time, back to the 1920’s to the romantic California Pacific Resort. Set within the Island of Long Beach, just off the Entertainment District the California Pacific features more than 750 rooms, 4 restaurants, 20 shops, health spa and marina.

The California Pacific Hotel sits on the edge of Queensway Bay, rich in beautiful California craftsman work; the hotel features an all-suite hotel, with California’s finest luxury spa. Enjoy a day on the pier, take in a movie at our old fashioned Cinema House, take a tour of the harbor in a luxury yacht, or just lounge in your room with amazing ocean views. Whether you are on your honeymoon or anniversary, this resort will take your breath away with the finest in amenities - and luxuries of any hotel in the world.

Each room is beautifully decorated in rich mahogany 1920’s furnishings, marble entryways; step down bathrooms with large waterfall showers and Jacuzzi tubs.  Bedrooms are no exception with Egyptian cotton sheets,   fresh lavender flowers atop your pillows, sitting rooms, office areas and living rooms.

The environment is always on our minds with the Island of Long Beach, it is our commitment to provide not only a world class resort, but to also ensure we are environmentally responsible. The Island of Long Beach is committing more than $100 million dollars to ensure the resort is responsible. From water desalination to solar, wind and steam generated power. The Island of Long Beach will be completely self-reliant in producing our own water and power, being among the most environmentally responsible resorts in the world.

The Island of Long Beach Local Impact

The Island of Long Beach is a proposed project for the City of Long Beach for the creation of a 1920’s seaside luxury resort and cruise terminal. Set upon nearly 100 acres, the Island of Long Beach features more than 1,500 hotel rooms, convention center, museums, 25 restaurants, 150 shops,  more than 25 rides and attractions, monorail system,  sea-port and the return of two of the world’s most famous Ocean liners, the RMS Queen Mary and SS United States.

The resort promises to be an amazing venture that is long overdue for Long Beach. The resort will bring with it more than 150,000 new jobs, offer more than $10 million dollars to local schools and originations and provide more than $200 million dollars in tax revenue to the City of Long Beach annually.  Bringing to city closer together is the Long Beach Monorail System; one of the most advanced Monorails in the world servicing the Island of Long Beach and City of Long Beach, this $400 million dollar system will run throughout the City of Long Beach bringing unparalleled transportation to the public. The Island of Long Beach will make a huge impact, illuminating the City of Long Beach’s deficit and putting tens of thousands of American’s back to work.

Our commitment to California is to put Californian’s back to work and to provide a world renowned destination that everyone can enjoy, now and for years to come, above all else, putting people and community first.

We thank you for your continued interest in the Island of Long Beach, from all of here, Happy Valentine’s Day, and as always we welcome you to visit us online at www.islandoflongbeach.com.

The Island of Long Beach, not just a place, but a destination through history to discover!

Sincerely,

Martha Bride
Media Relations
The Island of Long Beach