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FX Excursions offers the chance for once-in-a-lifetime experiences in destinations around the world.

At These 2 California Beach Escapes, You Don’t Have to Lift a Finger

by Mary Melnick

Aug 5, 2024

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There is nothing worse than having to haul beach chairs, umbrellas and all your other gear to the beach. For beach-goers looking to kick back and relax, these two oceanfront hotels in Southern California offer complimentary amenities that take care of these things for you.

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Beach Terrace

This intimate property, right on the beach in Carlsbad, offers access to a private beach and Beach Valet for its guests. Valets assist and supply things for the ultimate beach day set-up, including chairs, umbrellas, blankets, boogie boards, towels, toys and more. This summer, the hotel teamed up with popular beauty brand Vacation to offer a special butler service, Vacation Sunscreen Valet. This special valet will deliver a curated selection of sunscreen to help guests protect their skin during their stay.

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Paséa Hotel & Spa

Located in the heart of the coastal community of Huntington Beach, Paséa Hotel & Spa has mostly ocean-facing rooms, a pool overlooking the Pacific and access to the beach. The Beach Butler service features a pedicab offering chairs, umbrellas, toys, bike rentals and the option to buy a picnic basket filled with the best snacks. Guests staying at the hotel this summer can end the perfect beach day by roasting marshmallows around their own private fire pit with the hotel’s beach bonfire offer. With this service, the Beach Butler sets everything up and provides the s’mores kit, water, soda, blankets and the option to add hot dogs for an additional cost.

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