Bungalow (Guestroom)

This is an ocean-view room, and the resort sits on 102 oceanfront acres on the Palos Verdes Peninsula with views of the Pacific and Catalina Island. The room is entered from an exterior corridor. Golden hour is the time the resort's ocean and Catalina views are at their best.

The Bungalow offers 1 King Bed or 2 Double Beds and sleeps up to 4 guests in 450 sq. ft. Bedding is premium and hypo-allergenic, and blackout drapes help with sleeping. Connecting rooms are available if your group needs more space.

The private bathroom has a deep soaking bathtub and a separate shower. It also comes with bathrobes, slippers, towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer.

With two double beds or one king bed and space for four, it works for a small family or two couples travelling together. For couples, a king bed and the deep soaking tub suit a quiet stay. Terranea Resort is family-friendly: the Resort Pool is the family pool (8am–8pm, with a 140-foot waterslide running 11am–4pm). Vista Pool is for guests 13 and older, and Cielo Point Pool is adults-only (21+). A kids club is available for a fee.

Pets are permitted in Casita accommodations only, so a Bungalow is not a pet-friendly room. Pets are also not allowed at the pools, The Spa, the indoor lobby or The Links. Guests travelling with a dog should book a Casita and notify Reservations before arrival.

The Bungalow has a coffee and tea maker, and 24-hour room service and meal delivery are available. Away from the room, the resort has eight dining venues, including Mar'sel for fine dining, Bashi for sushi, and Nelson's for casual oceanfront dining. Sea Beans opens at 6am for coffee and pastries.

The on-site Beach Cove is rocky and not suitable for swimming. The resort's four oceanfront pools are the place to swim. You can also rent kayaks, walk the Terranea Discovery Trail, or take a weekly guided coastal hike to Point Vicente Lighthouse. Tide-pooling at Abalone Cove is nearby.

The Bungalow carries the same $75 per night resort fee as the standard Guestrooms and Suites and the Casita Guestrooms, so the daily inclusions — Wi-Fi, in-room coffee and tea, turndown service, nightly entertainment and fitness center access — are identical across all three. The main difference is pets: only Casita accommodations are pet-friendly, so travelers with a dog should book a Casita rather than a Bungalow. Guests wanting more space for a family or group can step up to the Lifestyle Collection bungalows and casitas, which carry a $90 per night resort fee.

The nightly resort fee covers Wi-Fi, an in-room coffee and tea setup, nightly turndown service, live evening entertainment, and access to the fitness center, along with pool chairs and umbrellas at all four oceanfront pools. In the room itself you'll also find a desk and desk chair, iron and ironing board, daily housekeeping, free local calls, and 24-hour room service.

Yes — the room has a desk and desk chair, free local calls, and wired internet in addition to the Wi-Fi included in the resort fee, which covers basic work needs. Connecting rooms are available if you need to add space partway through a longer stay, and daily housekeeping plus nightly turndown keep the room fresh without any extra effort on your part.