Shelburne Hotel has seen a lot over the years. Artists and musicians have passed through, while weary travelers have found refuge here, and locals have long made it a second home. Through every chapter, it has remained a genuine center of life on the Long Beach Peninsula. The current owners grew up here and have poured that deep local love into preserving everything that makes this place worth returning to.

Over a century of hospitality.

No two rooms are the same. Victorian character runs throughout, with memory foam mattresses and plush bathrobes as standard. Some of the most distinctive rooms also boast private balconies and clawfoot bathtubs. Venture beyond your room to the Inglenook game room, which features billiards and shuffleboard, plus a shelf of good books to curl up with. Or head out to the garden to relax in the barrel sauna or play a game of bocce ball.

Shelburne Pub has been drawing visitors and locals alike for well over a century, serving lunch and dinner daily. The menu highlights fresh, local ingredients and captures the flavors of the Pacific Northwest, paired with regional wines and microbrews. The old-world ambiance, complete with beautifully restored stained glass windows, makes it as much a destination as a dining room. When you're ready to explore, the surrounding area offers plenty of great dining options nearby.

When you're here, you'll also have access to the amenities at Shelburne's sister property, Adrift Hotel + Spa, just a short drive away on the Long Beach Peninsula. There, you'll find a heated indoor pool, barrel saunas, beach cruisers, and a full-service spa. For more information about Adrift Hotel + Spa, click here.