The Historic Broadlind Hotel occupies the corner of Broadway and Linden Avenue in Downtown Long Beach’s East Village Arts District. Its name combines those two streets, and the 1928 building is a designated Long Beach Historical Landmark. Travelers book it for period character, apartment-style rooms and an easy trip to the Long Beach Convention Center.
The architecture team Piper & Kahrs designed and built the hotel, which earned the early nickname “the biggest little hotel in Long Beach” (Broadlind Hotel). Inside, guests find apartment-hotel suites, a terrace, a relaxed lounge and free Wi-Fi. That setup suits longer stays and conference trips. Upper floors offer glimpses toward the Pacific, though views vary by room. The 3.6 guest rating suggests the experience is uneven. Expect historic charm alongside the quirks of an older building, and ask about specific room features when you book.
Visitor Highlights & Practical Info
Rates and occupancy rise during major convention dates and the April Grand Prix of Long Beach. Book early for those periods, or plan a midweek stay in the off-season for better value. Listings show front-desk phone hours of 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Yelp), so confirm check-in details in advance.
From the hotel, the Convention Center, Shoreline Village and the waterfront are each a short walk or ride away. The Metro A Line runs through downtown and connects to Los Angeles. East Village galleries, cafés and bars sit within a few blocks.
