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In one square mile, Avalon has more than 30 hotels from which to choose; selecting one depends on your lodging taste. As a whole, the hotels in this small city accommodate the entire tourist market by providing a selection of economical to extravagant lodging options ranging from $35 to $550 per night. The less expensive hotels typically maintain original structure and lore, offering a straight forward, no frills approach to lodging. Other mid to high end establishments have been gutted and refurbished with modern amenities, such as fireplaces and whirlpool hot tubs, to emphasize a finer class of living. | ![]() Inn on Mount Ada |
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Within the mix of lodging options are romantic getaways, bed and breakfast establishments, hotels of historical significance, hillside mansions, share-bath bungalows, and ocean front resorts. The fun is choosing a hotel that is right for you. |
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Catalina Island, All You Need To Know, is the first book ever to take an unbiased, parrell look at every hotel on the island. No hotel enterprise (or any business for that matter) paid to be listed in the book. We were therefore able to take an honest look at what Catalina had to offer in the way of hotels. For each hotel, we use the following table grid:
The scan to the right is an actual piece from the book to give you an idea of how the information is presented. |
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Catalina Island, All You Need To Know also discusses considerations one should be aware of when selecting a hotel. These include:
![]() | And in keeping with our objective to provide user friendly information, we have summarized each hotel in a quick reference, a small segment of which is shown here. |
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