Room, 3 Bedrooms, Ocean View (Casita)

This 2040 sq. ft. casita faces the Pacific, with wide windows that frame sweeping ocean views. Terranea sits on 102 oceanfront acres on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, with views toward the Pacific and Catalina Island across the property.

The casita has three bedrooms and four Queen beds and sleeps up to 8 guests. That makes it a good fit for two families, a multigenerational trip or a group of friends who want their own sleeping space.

Yes. The casita has a full kitchenette with a full-sized refrigerator/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, coffee/tea maker, and cookware, dishware and utensils. A dining area and table sit alongside it. If you would rather not cook, 24-hour room service and meal delivery are also available.

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

Yes. Terranea Resort is family-friendly and welcomes children of all ages. The casita's three bedrooms, kitchen and dining space suit longer stays. The Resort Pool is the family pool, open 8am–8pm, with a 140-foot waterslide running 11am–4pm. The Tide Pool Kids Club / Adventure Camp is available for a fee.

Casita stays fall under the Lifestyle Collection, with a mandatory resort fee of $90 per night. It includes Wi-Fi, in-room coffee and tea, nightly turndown, nightly live entertainment, fitness center access, and pool chairs and umbrellas. It also covers the Lexus shuttle to select Palos Verdes locations, weekly guided coastal hikes to Point Vicente Lighthouse and the falconry meet and greet.

Terranea has eight on-site dining venues. They include Mar'sel for fine dining, Bashi for Japanese-inspired dishes and sushi, and casual Nelson's with fire pits and sunset views. Four oceanfront pools and The Spa at Terranea are also on the property. The Beach Cove is rocky and not suited to swimming, but it offers kayak rentals and snorkel tours. The Terranea Discovery Trail is an easy coastal walk where you may spot whales or dolphins.

The casita is reached via exterior corridors rather than interior hallways, so you step directly outside to get to the unit. The room also includes accessibility features, making it a practical option for guests who want ground-level or easier-access routes within the resort.

This casita sits in Terranea's Lifestyle Collection, the tier that also includes 1–2 bedroom bungalows and multi-bedroom villas, and carries the $90 nightly resort fee that applies to that collection rather than the $75 fee charged for standard Guestrooms and Suites. Compared with a standard Casita Guestroom, this three-bedroom layout offers considerably more living space, a full kitchenette and dining area, and sleeping room for up to 8 guests rather than a single room or suite.

The casita comes with free wired internet and a flat-screen TV with digital and premium channels, plus pay-per-view movie options. It's an easy setup for unwinding after a day at the pools or on the Discovery Trail, or for keeping kids entertained during downtime.

While the three bedrooms and four Queen beds suit families and groups well, the full kitchenette, dishwasher and dining table also make this casita practical for couples settling in for a longer stay who want the option to cook some meals rather than dine out every night. The 24-hour room service and nightly turndown add a resort touch even on an extended visit.