Long Beach Breakers Hotel Coming Back to Life
Thanks to Anthony Melchiorri of Hotel Impossible
LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA — Long Beach’s long-closed landmark hotel on Ocean Blvd, will undergo a $150 million renovation. Built in 1926, and originally one of Conrad Hilton’s original hotels, The Breakers served as a go-to destination in the early 20th century.
Set for completion in 2023, the 15-story hotel will include 185 guest rooms and suites, the town’s only rooftop terrace with 360-degree seaside views, a jazz club and whiskey bar, a new pool on the third-floor terrace, and Long Beach’s only luxury hotel spa, featuring nine high-end treatment rooms and a two-level fitness center. The famous Sky Room restaurant will reopen under the supervision of Michelin Star Chef Joe Isidori.
Hotel Impossible
Anthony Melchiorri, the television personality best known for helping struggling hotels find secure footing on the Hotel Impossible television show, is partnering with Long Beach-based development company, Pacific6 to bring The Breakers back to life nearly 35 years after it closed as a hospitality venue.
