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Windows on the upper floors face Santa Monica's residential streets to the north, south or east. The bedroom has a sitting area, work desk and personal library. Original art by local Santa Monica artists hangs on the walls.

Blue and green tones soften the light walls and upholstered furniture across the room designs. Italian marble finishes the bathroom, where glass encloses the shower beside the bathing area.

These rooms face north, south or east toward Santa Monica rather than the ocean. Coastal accents and blue and green tones sit alongside original art by local artists. A sitting corner shares the bedroom with a personal library and work desk.

Room designs pair dark four-poster beds with light walls and patterned upholstered seats. Italian marble finishes the bathroom in the regular room layout.

These rooms face either north or south, with views of the beachside community and the Pacific. Tall curtains hang at the arched windows. The bedroom also has a work desk, personal library and original local art.

Dark four-poster furniture stands against light walls in the room designs, with patterned upholstered seats. Blue and green details pick up the colors of the coast. Italian marble lines the bathroom, with glass around the shower.

French doors lead outside beside the hotel's pool terrace. A round table and wicker chairs stand on the patio, with a railing along its edge. Palm trees and the building's Italian Renaissance facade form the courtyard setting.

A personal library and work desk share the bedroom with its sitting area. Blue and green tones sit alongside coastal accents and original works by Santa Monica artists. The bathroom has Italian marble finishes and glass panels around the shower.

On an upper floor to the north or south, the room looks along the Pacific coast. The bedroom has a sitting corner, work desk and personal library. Local Santa Monica art hangs against light walls, alongside darker furniture.

Blue and green tones carry through the room designs, with upholstered seats in the bedroom. Italian marble finishes the bathroom, where glass panels enclose the shower beside the bathing area.

Set on an upper floor above the pool terrace, the room faces west with the Pacific directly ahead. Upholstered seats share the bedroom with a work desk and personal library. Art by Santa Monica artists hangs among the coastal details.

Blue and green tones contrast with the darker furniture. The bathroom has Italian marble finishes and a glass-enclosed shower beside the bathing area.

The suite looks toward residential streets and has a living room separate from the bedroom. A work desk and personal library join an upholstered chair, low table and round table in the lounge.

Dark four-poster furniture stands against the bedroom's lighter coastal tones. Original local art and beach-inspired details extend through the suite. The bathroom is separate from the lounge. It has a bathtub and a separate shower beside the vanity.

The living room faces the Pacific from an upper floor, while the bedroom has an additional coastline outlook. A doorway separates the bedroom from the lounge. The walnut four-poster bed and blue sea tones give the sleeping area its coastal character.

Arched windows frame the sitting room, where upholstered chairs and a low table accompany the lounge furniture. A personal library and a work desk are part of the suite. Local artwork adds detail to the walls, and the marble bathroom sits apart from the living area. Glass panels enclose the shower beside the bathtub.

The west-facing arched windows frame a partial view of the Pacific. Seats run beneath these openings, whose shape reflects the building's Italian Renaissance style. A separate living area adjoins the bedroom, and the suite has a work desk and personal library.

Ocean blues and greens set a coastal tone beside original works by Santa Monica artists. The bathroom is separate from both the lounge and bedroom. Italian marble surrounds the bathing area.

At the top of the hotel, this penthouse extends over two levels beneath high ceilings. The lower floor contains the bedroom and a sitting area, while the upper level brings together living and dining spaces. The upper living area includes a work desk.

Blue and green coastal decor sits alongside original local artwork. The master bathroom has an east-facing window that brings daylight into the bathing area. Both floors include lounge seating. This is one of the hotel's three penthouses on its private top floor.

A skylit resting nook sits within the penthouse's living spaces. Living and dining areas extend across both floors, while the bedroom occupies its own section of the split-level plan.

High ceilings rise above blue and green coastal decor and original local artwork. The master bathroom has an east-facing window, and a guest powder room sits apart from it. The penthouse stands on the hotel's private top floor.

A foyer joins the bedrooms and living spaces, and each bedroom has its own bathroom. From an upper floor, the suite faces the Pacific with further views along the coast from the bedrooms. Walnut four-poster furniture and sea-blue tones give it a coastal feel.

The suite has original works by Santa Monica artists, a personal library and a work area. Upholstered seats gather around a low table in the lounge, separate from the bedrooms. Italian marble finishes both bathrooms.

This penthouse occupies two levels on the hotel's private top floor. Its living and dining spaces sit apart from the bedrooms, with a resting nook beneath a skylight. The lounge includes upholstered seating and a dining table.

Original local artwork accompanies blues and greens inspired by the coast. The master bathroom has an east-facing window above the bathing area. Both bathrooms sit apart from the principal lounge. High ceilings rise above the living accommodation.

An internal foyer joins the bedrooms and living spaces. Each bedroom has its own bathroom within this combined layout. The suite faces the Pacific from an upper floor, with further views along the coast from the bedrooms.

Walnut four-poster furniture sits among blue coastal tones and original works by Santa Monica artists. A personal library and work area add to the suite's home-like furnishings. Lounge seating is separate from the bedrooms. The Italian marble bathrooms bring a lighter finish beside the darker bedroom furniture.

An internal foyer links the bedrooms with the living spaces. The suite faces the Pacific from an upper floor, and the bedrooms also look along the coast. Sea-blue tones, walnut four-poster furniture and original local art shape the interiors.

Every bedroom has its own bathroom, finished in Italian marble. The living areas include a personal library and work desk. Upholstered lounge furniture sits apart from the sleeping rooms.

Arched windows frame the Pacific and Santa Monica Pier from the suite's living spaces. The lounge opens into a dining area, with a separate den nearby. Local art hangs among blue, green and pale yellow tones.

The bedrooms are separate from the living and dining spaces. There are two full bathrooms and a guest powder room, with an ocean-facing window above the master bathroom's bathing area. A round dining table and upholstered seats furnish the main living area. A telescope stands by the arched windows.