Historic Spanish Revival stunner with architectural details intact – from moldings to ornate light fixtures.

Free parking means you're not stuck tracking down a spot.

Former 1940s Spanish-style firehouse (and, o’course, clock tower), complete with beamed ceilings, large fireplace and original art.

We're in awe of anywhere that's as dedicated to a delicious (and free) breakfast as we are.

On the beach and a short boardwalk stroll to downtown. Surf lessons or pier fishing are steps away.

Relaxed, modern space right on on Highway 101.

Steps from the famed East Beach. Plus, you’re not far from the artsy tasting-room-dotted Funk Zone.

Built in 1928 by Charlie Chaplin, the décor still pays silent tribute to the film legend.

Ideally located on the border of Montecito and Santa Barbara proper.

Euro-chic rooms make the most out of space. It's no surprise these efficient digs are energy efficient too.

Quintessential Santa Barbara-ness, all white stucco buildings with terra cotta roofs, arched windows and the occasional handcrafted tile dome.

Nothing like a good ol' fashioned game of Marco Polo in the pool.

Outdoor pool and hot tub. Also: ocean. (You’re a half-mile away!)

Practice your best Phelps impression at the pool.

Posh, posh, posh. All on an acre of lush gardens, dotted with gated paseos, fountains and plazas.