The Breakers Hotel in Downtown Long Beach — 210 East Ocean Blvd — will debut under the Fairmont luxury hotel brand when it begins welcoming guests next year.
Pacific6, a Long Beach investment firm led by John Molina, purchased the hotel in 2017 and has spent $150 million as well as two long years refurbishing the joint.
Pacific6 recently joined forces with luxury brand Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, ultimately reimagining the establishment’s make and moniker; now called Fairmont The Breakers Long Beach, the hotel will be of the boutique variety.
Additionally, the 14-story historic landmark will boast 85 hotel rooms and suites; a rooftop pool and terrace; an open-air rooftop lounge and bar with 360-degree views; a two-story spa, wellness, and fitness center; a live jazz club and music lounge; more than 12,000 square feet of flexible indoor and outdoor meeting and function space, and, perhaps most importantly, five food and beverage venues.
Conrad Hilton purchased The Breakers during the Great Depression, refurbishing the building and eventually creating the iconic Sky Room restaurant which will also reopen in 2023.
