Holiday Inn Long Beach Airport Hotel & Conference Center
by Latina Medium (2019-07-12)
At A Glance:
Ideally for business travelers, the Holiday Inn Long Beach Airport is the favorite springboard for major business events and leisure activities in Long Beach. Well-appointed rooms come with contemporary chic décor and a generous host of home comforts. Come and relish 180-degree views of the city’s skyline from the hotel’s own restaurant.
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You Should Know:
- Inviting rooms and suites with complimentary WIFI
- Executive desks, ergonomic chair and ample lighting for work area
- Restaurant and lounge in top floor offering panoramic views of city
- Swimming pool and fitness center
- Facilities for meetings and events
- Free shuttle service to destinations within a 3-mile radius
- Turndown service and concierge
- Full range of services in business center
In and Around:
- Within minutes from Long Beach Airport
- California State University Long Beach is among the colleges and universities found in the area
- The Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center are within an easy driving distance
- Shopping venues like Long Beach Towne Center, and Marina Pacific Mall are all within a 5-mile drive
- Aquarium of the Pacific is also within easy reach
- The Lakewood Center Mall is also a good choice for shopping and dining option
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