




Junior Studio Suite, with Sofa bed (Creekside)
- 592 sq ft
- Sleeps 4
- 1 King bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
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The Standard Room (Canyon) at The Ranch at Laguna Beach offers 410 sq. ft. of individually decorated space with a calming hill view over the canyon. Cooling air conditioning, a desk with chair and complimentary high-speed WiFi (25+ Mbps) make the room comfortable for work or relaxation, while a TV with premium channels and free local calls round out the in-room entertainment options.
Designed for two, the room features 1 King Bed dressed in premium, hypo-allergenic bedding and crisp bed sheets. Flooring combines thin carpet and tile; the single-level layout provides accessibility and exterior-corridor access, and connecting rooms are available on request. The private bathroom includes a shower, towels, bathrobes, slippers and a hair dryer; a rollaway/extra bed and a free crib can be provided (rollaway available for a surcharge).
Small conveniences are ready on arrival: an electric kettle, free bottled water, free tea bags/instant coffee, and a refrigerator (microwave available on request). Limited-hours room service and daily housekeeping are provided, and the resort’s sustainability practices include on-site composting. Resort inclusions available with your stay include property Wi‑Fi, daily guided Farm Tours, access to the heated pool and hot tub, shuttle service to Aliso Beach with beach chairs/umbrellas/towels, and live music at The Porch — all part of the guest experience at The Ranch at Laguna Beach.















The room has a hill view over the canyon. The Ranch at Laguna Beach sits on 87 acres where Aliso Canyon meets the Pacific, so the outlook is of the canyon landscape rather than the ocean.
The room has 1 King Bed with premium, hypo-allergenic bedding and sleeps 2 guests. It suits a couple or solo traveler. A rollaway bed can be added for a surcharge, and a free crib is available for little ones.
The Standard Room (Canyon) measures 410 sq. ft. and has one bedroom. It is reached via exterior corridors across the single-level property, which has no elevator. The resort offers wheelchair-accessible pathways and parking. Connecting rooms are available if you are travelling with another party.
The private bathroom has a shower, towels, bathrobes, slippers and a hair dryer, so you can settle in without packing the extras.
The nightly resort fee ($55 plus tax, $62.70 including tax) covers daily guided Farm Tours at 11:00am, the heated pool and hot tub, the bocce court, priority golf tee times, a shuttle to Aliso Beach with chairs, umbrellas and towels, property Wi-Fi, and live music at The Porch every day from 4 to 8pm. In the room you also have free bottled water, tea and instant coffee, plus an electric kettle.
Aliso Beach is about 350 yards, a 5 to 7 minute walk, across Pacific Coast Highway. A complimentary shuttle also runs there. On site you will find Harvest, The Porch and the heated saline pool. The property is low-key and boutique, with 97 rooms in total, so everything is close. Lost Pier Café sits at Aliso Beach itself.
Harvest serves breakfast, lunch and dinner using produce from the on-site farm. The Porch is a casual café and bar with firepits. The Pool Bar is for hotel guests and runs seasonally, and Lost Pier Café is at the beach. Room service operates limited hours, so it is best for an occasional meal in the room.
With one king bed and space for two, it is ideal for couples. The resort is family-friendly, with a kid-friendly pool, a children's menu and a weekend kids' program, and cribs and rollaway beds can be arranged. Larger families may prefer to book connecting rooms. Guests must be 21 or older to check in, and pets are not allowed, although ADA-defined service animals are welcome.
The nearest airport is John Wayne Airport, about 25 to 35 minutes away by car. The resort does not run airport transfers, so plan on a rental car, taxi or rideshare. Overnight parking is $35 per night with valet or self-parking, and complimentary EV chargers are available. Cell service can be spotty in the canyon, so enable WiFi calling before you arrive.
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