Forty-five million people visited California in 2010. Many of these visitors stayed in hotels in California. California has a wide variety of hotels. Travelers can stay in luxury hotels in the state’s biggest cities. Tourists will find hotels near famous California attractions. People who enjoy history will appreciate hotels that are over 100 years old. Some hotels are conveniently located close to major airports.

Travelers who want luxurious accommodations will find them in the Los Angeles area and San Francisco. The Beverly Hills Hotel has bungalows with grand pianos and private pools. Suites at The Fairmont San Francisco have marble bathrooms and terraces.

Tourists who are visiting California attractions will want to stay near these attractions. The Disneyland Hotel is next to Disneyland. The Sheraton Universal Hotel is next to Universal Studios. Guests who stay at the Hilton Palm Springs will be near the city’s museums, shops and art galleries. The Courtyard San Diego Mission Valley/Hotel Circle is four miles from the San Diego Zoo and about four miles from Sea World. It is about five miles from the beach. The 3 Peaks Resort & Beach Club in Lake Tahoe is two blocks from the beach and two blocks from ski slopes.

The Hotel del Coronado in San Diego is one of the historic hotels in California. This beachfront hotel opened in 1888. The Mission Hotel & Spa in Riverside is another one of the state’s historic hotels. This hotel became a luxury resort during the late 19th century.

Travelers who fly into California will appreciate hotels in California near major airports. The Courtyard Los Angeles LAX/Century Boulevard is a block from Los Angeles International Airport. There is a Holiday Inn Express a mile from San Francisco International Airport.

There are hotels in California to suit every type of visitor.