Cormorant Boutique Hotel opens in La Jolla

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on April 29 for the 26-room Cormorant Boutique Lodge in La Jolla Village, which formally opened on May 2.

“We are thrilled to welcome company to San Diego’s newest boutique resort,” mentioned common manager David Vecchione of the Cormorant, previously the La Jolla Inn, at 1110 Prospect St. “Our resort delivers easy magnificence with comforts and functions of the barefoot-chic San Diego life-style and will serve as a calming escape for out-of-city guests and locals alike.”

Named right after the area’s high-profile Cormorant birds and influenced by the beauty of the seaside city, the contemporary lodge features coastal-influenced guestrooms with private balconies, panoramic Pacific Ocean sights, and La Jolla’s latest rooftop bar and lounge, Birdseye.

Obtained by San Diego-based Oceanic Enterprises in 2016, the upscale house has been through an intensive renovation and re-branding with a structure led by Greenwood & Black. Combining vintage midcentury-modern day style and design with art deco touches, Cormorant functions daring lighting fixtures, geometric wall art, wallpaper layouts, and two lively pop-artwork murals from community artist Vango.

The exterior of the property evokes a fresh new acquire on the neighborhood life-style, while the interior reflects the record of the coastal town. With dynamic strength and sophisticated design, the boutique resort features a comfortable model of La Jolla luxurious and is a welcome addition to the town’s more common motels, match for all ages to expertise.

Cormorant comprises 26 stylish guestrooms, 22 of which have non-public balconies supplying ocean sights. Every room options a delicate neutral coloration palette blended with ocean-tone hues, carpet encouraged by abstracted barnacles, and sand-colored woodwork.

The spaces are adorned with Cormorant-impressed art that pays homage to these majestic birds, which are observed nesting in the La Jolla bluffs under. Custom created-in home furniture, luxurious mattresses, and special features like Nespresso devices, electronic room services, keyless entry, and valet parking enhance the exceptional seaside experience.

Birdseye, the hotel’s rooftop restaurant and bar led by chef Luciano Scagliarini, features a “bird’s-eye view” of La Jolla’s shores and is open for breakfast, lunch, and evening meal. The cafe serves modern-day coastal cuisine with flavors from Argentina and Baja California.

The assets is also property to Prospect Market, an upscale seize-and-go market featuring fresh juices, snacks, and beverages, along with souvenirs from local organizations. This venue pays homage to the property’s origins as the only market in La Jolla Village in the 1940s. Attendees can grab a bottle of wine and a charcuterie board to appreciate on the market’s balcony or choose up a picnic lunch to consider to the seaside.

Cormorant also features a venue for corporate and social features, from company conferences to holiday parties and weddings.

To rejoice the opening, the hotel is presenting a passionate “Picnic Bundle,” which incorporates right away accommodations and a curated picnic for two by way of a partnership with Pop Up Picnic Co., as well as a particular rate of 15% off for Southern California residents. Lodge charges get started at $299 for every evening.

For extra info or to make a reservation, stop by cormorantlajolla.com.