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The Hideaway

The Hideaway

The Hideaway, a re-imagined, re-branded, and redesigned boutique hotel in Carmel-by-the-Sea, offers a serene retreat along the California Coast. This 24-room hotel by the PlumpJack Group is currently closed for roof repair until April 21, 2019. For inquiries, contact the hotel directly at 1-831-625-5222. The Hideaway welcomes guests with a fresh, modern aesthetic and a commitment to providing a comfortable and inviting atmosphere for travelers seeking a peaceful getaway.

For those traveling with furry companions, The Hideaway is a dog-friendly establishment, ensuring that every member of the family can enjoy a relaxing stay. With easy access to the stunning beaches and scenic trails of Monterey County, this pet-friendly hotel is an ideal choice for dog lovers looking to explore the beauty of the California coast with their four-legged friends. To learn more about their accommodations and amenities, visit their website at https://hideawaycarmel.com/ or contact them directly at (831) 625-5222.

A wooden sign at the entrance reads "Rosie's Dog Beach, City of Long Beach" with a graphic of a dog. Tall palm trees stand along the edge of the sandy beach, and a small building is visible nearby. The beach occupies several acres next to Ocean Boulevard and provides an off-leash area where dogs can run and swim freely under an open sky.

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