Villa, 4 Bedrooms (Ocean)

This Villa is an ocean-view residence with sweeping Pacific vistas. Terranea Resort sits on 102 oceanfront acres on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, with views toward the Pacific and Catalina Island. Golden hour is the recommended time for the best ocean and Catalina views.

The Villa has four bedrooms and sleeps up to eight guests. The beds are 1 King, 1 Double and 2 Queen. That suits two or more couples, extended family or a multigenerational group that wants a bedroom each.

The Villa measures 2,350 sq. ft. and has four bedrooms, a full kitchen and a dining area with a dining table. Access is via exterior corridors.

The bathrooms are private, with a separate bathtub and shower, and at least one has a deep soaking tub. Bathrobes, slippers, towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer are provided.

Yes. The Villa has a full kitchen with a stovetop, microwave, toaster, freezer, cookware, dishware and utensils. A dining table seats the group, and a coffee/tea maker is there for the morning. If you would rather not cook, 24-hour room service and meal delivery are available. The resort also has eight on-site dining venues, including Mar'sel for fine dining and Bashi for sushi.

Four-bedroom Villas 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 service, nightly live entertainment, fitness center access, pool chairs and umbrellas, and Lexus shuttle service to select Palos Verdes locations. Weekly guided coastal hikes and a complimentary falconry meet and greet are also included.

Yes. Terranea Resort is family-friendly and welcomes children of all ages. 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. Note that Vista Pool is for ages 13 and older, and Cielo Point Pool is adults-only (21+).

The Villa sits in Terranea's Lifestyle Collection, the resort's largest and most residential-style accommodation tier, alongside smaller Bungalows and Casitas. Guestrooms, Bungalow Guestrooms and Casita Guestrooms carry a $75 nightly resort fee, while Villas and the rest of the Lifestyle Collection carry a $90 nightly resort fee reflecting the larger footprint and full kitchen. Pet-friendly stays, by contrast, are limited to Casita rooms, so travelers wanting to bring a dog should look at that category instead of the Villa.

Villas occupy their own residential-style road within the resort, and parking for Villa guests is limited to driveways and garages, with no street parking permitted — a setup that keeps the Villa road calmer and more private than areas closer to the main lobby and event spaces. Overnight valet parking is also available for guests who prefer not to use the driveway directly.

The Villa shares Terranea's address at 100 Terranea Way on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, where the Terranea Beach Trail and Bluff Top Park are just a few minutes' walk away. All four of the resort's oceanfront pools, each with its own personality and poolside dining, are a short stroll from the Villas, as are the resort's eight dining venues, including Mar'sel and Bashi.

The Villa includes a flat-screen TV with digital and premium channels plus pay-per-view movies, good for a family movie night after a day at the pool. Free wired internet is provided in the room, in addition to the Wi-Fi access included through the daily resort fee.

With four bedrooms, a full kitchen, a dining table for group meals, and nightly turndown service, the Villa is built for multigenerational families or several couples settling in for more than a quick overnight. The option to cook in rather than dine out every night, paired with 24-hour room service when you don't feel like it, makes it comfortable for an extended coastal stay.