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First Cambria hotel & suites on the west coast set to open April 2017

Written by Alisha Henson | Renderings Courtesy of The Puccini Group for Cambria LAX

Meticulously designed for a personalized and illustrious experience, Cambria hotel—152 lavish guestrooms and suites—boasts a modern and upscale aesthetic, the latest innovations in technology, and is within close proximity to LAX, Dockweiler Beach, and Manhattan Beach Pier. Tailored for an individual experience, each room features trendy bluetooth audio enabled bathroom mirrors, an interactive roomioTV streaming service, and high-quality Wi-fi bandwith. “Cambria hotel is a game changer,” says Drew Berry, General Manager of Cambria hotel and suites – LAX. “We’re overly enthused to be the 1st Cambria hotel on the West Coast.”
 

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