What is the history behind Hotel June Malibu?

Hotel June Malibu began in the 1940s as a collection of historic beachfront bungalows — a creative retreat along the Pacific Coast Highway that has evolved into a warm, community‑focused boutique hotel.

What inspired the design and vibe of the hotel?

The hotel channels its vintage roots through mid‑century design nods and a relaxed, coastal aesthetic — maintaining both its historic charm and a sense of creative escapism.

What makes Hotel June Malibu unique?

Its lineup of restored historic bungalows, longstanding coastal heritage, and intentionally curated retreat style set it apart as both a creative haven and home away from home.

Where is Hotel June Malibu located?

Situated directly on the Pacific Coast Highway, Hotel June Malibu provides immediate access to Malibu’s iconic shoreline, arts, and beach culture.

We’re open! With the PCH now fully re-opened, Hotel June Malibu is ready to welcome you back. Clean, comfortable, and just steps from the coast—your summer escape awaits.

Name: Hotel June Malibu
Address: 28920 Pacific Coast Hwy, Malibu, CA, 90265, US
Telephone: +1-424-644-0517

Meet the latest Hotel June, a private enclave of Mid-century bungalows that once served as historic hideaways for wayfaring writers, musicians, and artists on iconic Point Dume. Hotel June is our modern homage to the spirit of historic Malibu, an entirely one-of-a-kind boutique hotel that offers the best of both worlds: On the iconic Pacific Coast Highway, just a short drive to the beach…and a private, peaceful retreat for escaping it all.

Our Bungalows

Our private, peaceful, and cozy mid-century bungalows embody the undone ease of Malibu, with thoughtfully designed spaces uniquely filled with one-of-a-kind detail — like local art in every room, including framed black and white photographs by original owner Wayne Wilcox, whose work evokes an era in Malibu history rarely seen by outsiders.

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Discover an entirely new way to experience Malibu, one of Southern California’s most iconic and inspiring destinations.

Malibu

A True Local Experience

The story of Malibu is unparalleled — a community centered around some of the world’s most beautiful beaches, grounded in nature and the legacy of California surf culture. With its protected coastline and soulful past, a one-of-a-kind authenticity runs deep in Malibu’s idiosyncratic mix of old and new, casual and star-studded.

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“The Best New Hotels in North America”

— ESQUIRE

Sunset Travel Best Awards – “Stunning Seaside Renovations”

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“The Best New Hotels”

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“Best New Hotels to Visit”

— SUITCASE

“…A mid-century modern retreat that celebrates the soul and spirit of Southern California, as well as the location’s historic roots.”

— SLEEPER MAGAZINE

Everything You Need, Nothing You Don’t

Heated swimming pool + deck
Lobby-lounge
Nestled on four lush acres and a running stream
Hammocks (in select bungalows)
Linus Bikes
Open Wellness (30 days free – virtual/on demand)
Surfboards
Dog friendly
Smoke free
On-site parking

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June Journal

Feels like June — what’s inspiring us right now, from local art to live music to neighborhood discoveries and everything in between.

June 20, 2025

A Malibu Afternoon at the Country Mart

Tucked into the heart of Malibu and just a short five-minute drive from our hotel, Malibu Country Mart is where the rhythm slows and the essentials of a perfect afternoon come into focus—good food, open-air shopping, and the kind of coastal ease that defines life here.

February 20, 2025

The Iconic Malibu Pier

Nestled along the stunning Southern California coastline, the Malibu Pier is a testament to the region’s rich history and coastal beauty.

August 4, 2023

V. Polite Founder Series: Matthew Herman of Boy Smells

Boy Smells creates products that, ultimately, try to get you closer to yourself. The brand started out making candles in 2015 and has since expanded into room sprays, body care, underwear and fine fragrance. It’s all intimate and it’s all intentional — without ever taking itself too seriously because what would be the fun in that?

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