Marina del Rey Tourism Board

Located just four miles from LAX, Marina del Rey is L.A.’s premier coastal destination for business meetings, corporate events, and group get-togethers. Waterfront hotels, abundant dockside dining, modern event spaces, and plenty of outdoor recreation create an unrivaled backdrop for events that seamlessly merge productivity and play. MEETING SPACE From scenic dockside restaurants and event-ready luxury yachts to breathtaking hotel ballrooms and breezy poolside patios and harbor front promenades, Marina del Rey offers more than 100,000 square feet of unique indoor and outdoor meeting space. MODERN RESORT-STYLE HOTELS Whether you’re gathering top executives for a high-level board meeting or your newest hires for a team building workshop, Marina del Rey’s seven waterfront hotels come in a range of price points, so it’s easy to find the perfect setting to suit your meeting objectives and budget. TEAMBUILDING IS ON THE AGENDA Marina del Rey offers an array of meeting-friendly experiences, including stress-busting, team-building recreational options like group sailing, paddle board yoga, kayaking, boating, and biking along a 22-mile paved trail along the waterfront. HIGHLIGHTS: >Four miles from LAX >Nine miles from SoFi Stadium >Seven waterfront hotels, including new and newly renovated properties >Dozens of restaurants with private dining space >Luxury charter yachts for receptions, networking events and more WHAT'S NEW IN 2026 Marina del Rey’s hotels continue to refresh and reimagine the guest experience with new culinary talent, creative partnerships, and upgraded amenities. The Ritz-Carlton, Marina del Rey welcomes Executive Chef Germain Haro, now leading all culinary operations including Cast & Plow and VIP programs. The resort debuted three new pickleball courts and a refreshed tennis area, adding to its outdoor wellness offerings. Looking ahead, The Ritz-Carlton has partnered with Hirsch Bedner Associates (HBA) on an extensive property-wide renovation beginning August 2026 through year’s end. Marina del Rey Marriott expands guest programming through partnerships with Golden Wave Surf School and The Sun Cycle, offering surf lessons, coastal bike rides, beach picnics, bonfires, and more—building on its full property renovation completed last year. Jamaica Bay Inn, Tapestry Collection by Hilton introduces Executive Chef Angie Lee to Beachside Restaurant & Bar. Chef Lee brings fresh, seasonal flair and sustainability-minded menus to complement the hotel’s recently redesigned rooms, suites, and meeting spaces. Marina del Rey Hotel welcomes Chef Gemma Gray to lead SALT Restaurant & Bar. Drawing from her Spanish roots, she infuses Mediterranean influences into California coastal cuisine, enhancing the hotel’s modernized guest offerings. Hilton Garden Inn completed a full refresh in 2025, unveiling upgraded guest rooms, a new patio with fire pits, beach cruisers, modernized meeting spaces, and an enhanced Marina Bar & Grill. New Dining & Openings: STOA Wine Bar offers curated vintages in a chic setting; Cafe Cache brings French charm to the docks; and Paradise Bowls serves healthy açaí blends on the go. Coming soon: Wake & Late’s famous breakfast burritos and Chill Since ’93 by Brandy Melville, a stylish new pizzeria café. Wellness & Recreation: Pro SUP Shop now offers an Unlimited Rental Pass with gear access and Sunset Paddle Cruises for $99/month. At Waterside, Bluemercury and FP Movement invite visitors to refresh their wellness and fitness routines. Arts & Activity Scene: Bitter Root Pottery Aqueous offers creative pottery classes, perfect for a team building activity; Solidcore brings its signature Pilates-inspired workout to the marina; and Counsel & Canvas at Fisherman’s Village pairs art, drinks, and waterfront views for a uniquely coastal experience. Upgraded hotels, fresh dining, and vibrant waterfront experiences define an exciting year ahead for Marina del