




Room, Balcony, Resort View
- 400 sq ft
- Sleeps 4
- 1 King bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Resort view
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Relax in the Executive Suite, a one-bedroom retreat at The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel with a soothing Resort View. Designed for comfort and accessibility, the suite welcomes up to three guests and is accessed via exterior corridors. The room features climate-controlled air conditioning and blackout drapes to ensure restful days and nights, while Egyptian cotton sheets, premium pillowtop bedding and nightly turndown service add a refined touch.
The bedroom is appointed with one King Bed and premium bedding; a rollaway/extra bed is available for a surcharge (rollaway fee applies). For families, a complimentary crib can be provided. The private bathroom is stocked with designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers and fresh towels, and offers accessible fixtures including an accessible bathtub, transfer shower, height-adjustable showerhead, grab bar near the toilet, lever door handles, a low-height door lock and a low-height view port. Practical conveniences include a hair dryer, closed-caption TV and free wired internet alongside a 55-inch smart TV with cable channels for entertainment.
Your stay includes access to the resort’s amenities covered by the mandatory daily resort fee, which provides beach access with loungers and towels, business center access, concierge service, fitness center and complimentary Yoga and Pilates classes, spa access and sporting equipment, plus Wi‑Fi as noted in resort inclusions. Valet parking, dining and other resort services are available on site; arrangements and further details can be provided by the concierge to tailor your stay.




























The suite sleeps up to three guests. The bedroom has one king bed, and a rollaway bed can be added for a surcharge (about $50 per night). A complimentary crib can also be provided for little ones.
This category is booked for its Resort View. The resort sits atop a 150-foot bluff above Salt Creek Beach in Dana Point, so the setting is a coastal one.
Yes. The suite is designed with accessibility in mind, with an accessible bathtub, a transfer shower, a height-adjustable showerhead, a grab bar near the toilet, lever door handles, a low-height door lock and a low-height view port in the door. Closed-captioned TV is also provided. Access is via exterior corridors.
The private bathroom is stocked with designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, a hair dryer and fresh towels, and offers both a bathtub and a transfer shower.
A mandatory daily resort fee (about $60 per night, or $66.12 with tax) covers beach access with loungers and towels, business center access, concierge service, the fitness center, complimentary daily Yoga (9am) and Pilates (10:15am) classes, spa access, sporting equipment and Wi-Fi.
Salt Creek Beach is about a 4-5 minute walk from the hotel. The resort has two outdoor pools, Dana Pool and Monarch Pool, each with its own whirlpool. Both are open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. with no reservation needed, and they are reserved for registered overnight guests.
The resort welcomes children of all ages. The suite's one king bed, optional rollaway and free crib suit couples, or a small family of up to three. The seasonal Ritz Kids program runs for children roughly ages 5-12 through the Eco-Adventure Center. Guests must be 18 or older to check in.
Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM. Early arrival and late check-out are subject to availability. On-site parking is valet at roughly $70-75 per night, and an electric vehicle charging station is available.
The resort has six restaurants, bars and lounges, including RAYA for coastal Pan-Latin cuisine, KAHANI for modern Indian, TAIKUN Omakase, the cliffside 180 BLU, the RITZ Lobby Bar and the Dana Pool Cafe. The Market Place serves coffee and grab-and-go items.
John Wayne Airport (SNA) is the closest, about 22 miles or 35 minutes by car. The hotel does not provide a shuttle, and the concierge can arrange car service from more distant airports.
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