How to get to Hyatt Regency Long Beach from LGB, LAX and SNA
Hyatt Regency Long Beach is at 200 S Pine Ave, Long Beach. From LGB expect about a 10-mile drive (roughly 13–14 minutes by car); from LAX plan for about a 21–22 mile drive (~30 minutes); from SNA expect about 22–23 miles (~32 minutes).
In this guide
- Address, phone and quick arrival tips
- Getting to Hyatt Regency Long Beach from Long Beach Airport (LGB)
- Getting to Hyatt Regency Long Beach from Los Angeles International (LAX)
- Getting to Hyatt Regency Long Beach from John Wayne / Orange County (SNA)
- Public transit, shuttles and local transport options
- Hotel arrival, parking and luggage
- Nearby walkable arrivals and what to do next
Address, phone and quick arrival tips
Hyatt Regency Long Beach is located at 200 S Pine Ave, Long Beach, California 90802, adjacent to the Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center.
BookResorts agents (24/7) can be reached at +1 (888) 605-1350 if you need booking help or arrival assistance. Bring a photo ID and a credit card for check-in; the primary guest must be at least 18.
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM (some official pages list 3:00 PM); check-out is until 11:00 AM. The hotel is family-friendly and welcomes children of all ages.
- Hotel address: 200 S Pine Ave, Long Beach, CA 90802
- Hotel phone (BookResorts agents): +1 (888) 605-1350
- Check-in starts at 4:00 PM; check-out by 11:00 AM
- Minimum check-in age: 18 (primary guest)
| What to bring | Why |
|---|---|
| Photo ID and credit card | Required at check-in |
| Confirmation or reservation number | Speeds up front-desk processing |
| Any pet documentation | Pet fee applies; service animals exempt |
Getting to Hyatt Regency Long Beach from Long Beach Airport (LGB)
Long Beach Airport (Daugherty Field, LGB) is the nearest airport. The official hotel materials list the drive at about 10 miles and roughly 13–14 minutes by car under normal traffic.
Options from LGB include taxi or rideshare (fastest door-to-door), rental car, or public transit. A Long Beach Transit bus (Line 111) also services routes between the airport and downtown; a one-way trip to the hotel by bus takes notably longer (about 52 minutes) and costs roughly $2.
- Taxi or rideshare: quickest and most direct from the terminal
- Rental car: follow I-405 S to the 710 S/CA-47 corridor then local streets into downtown Long Beach
- Long Beach Transit Line 111: low-cost option; allow ~52 minutes
| Option | Typical time | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Rideshare / Taxi | 13–20 minutes | Most direct; varies by traffic |
| Rental car | 13–20 minutes | Parking available (self and valet for a surcharge) |
| Bus (Line 111) | ≈52 minutes | One-way fare ~ $2; longer travel time |
Getting to Hyatt Regency Long Beach from Los Angeles International (LAX)
LAX is listed at about 21–22 miles from the hotel with an estimated driving time around 30 minutes under normal traffic conditions per hotel materials.
From LAX you can use taxi or rideshare, rental car, or a combination of shuttle and public transit. Rideshare/taxi is usually the most convenient; expect varying travel times depending on LA traffic, especially during peak hours.
- Rideshare/taxi: typically 30–60 minutes depending on traffic
- Rental car: follow I-405 S toward Long Beach, then local exits into downtown
- Public transit: combine LAX shuttle into Metro or bus lines; journey times increase considerably and require transfers
| Option | Typical time | When to choose |
|---|---|---|
| Rideshare / Taxi | ≈30–60 minutes | Simple door-to-door when traffic is light to moderate |
| Rental car | ≈30–60 minutes | If you plan to drive around the region |
| Public transit | Longer, multiple transfers | Lowest cost but least convenient with luggage |
Getting to Hyatt Regency Long Beach from John Wayne / Orange County (SNA)
John Wayne Airport (SNA) is listed as about 22–23 miles from Hyatt Regency Long Beach and an estimated drive of roughly 32 minutes under normal conditions.
As with the other airports, taxi or rideshare is the most direct. Driving via CA-55/405 or local freeway combinations is common; allow extra time for peak traffic.
- Rideshare/taxi: typically the simplest; travel time varies with traffic
- Rental car: convenient if you plan to visit Orange County or destinations beyond Long Beach
- Public transit: possible, but expect multiple transfers and longer total travel time
| Option | Typical time | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Rideshare / Taxi | ≈32–60 minutes | Direct but affected by freeway congestion |
| Rental car | ≈32–60 minutes | Good if you need a vehicle during your stay |
| Public transit | Longer; multiple transfers | Less convenient with luggage |
Public transit, shuttles and local transport options
Downtown Long Beach’s Metro A Line station is about 550 meters from the hotel and connects to Downtown Los Angeles; trains run roughly every 15 minutes and reach 7th St/Metro Center in about 57 minutes.
Long Beach Transit offers a free Passport bus on weekends that stops near Pine Avenue and Shoreline Village; the city also runs seasonal water shuttles (AquaLink/AquaBus) and an on-demand Circuit shuttle for short local trips.
The hotel provides a free Passport Shuttle to Shoreline Village and other nearby destinations (per third-party listings); check with the front desk or concierge for current schedules and routes.
- Metro A Line (light rail): walkable from hotel (≈550 meters) for regional connections
- Long Beach Transit Passport bus: frequent weekend service to Queen Mary, Pine Ave, Shoreline Village
- AquaLink/AquaBus (seasonal): small fare for harbor water shuttles linking local waterfront stops
- Circuit on-demand shuttle: app-based for nearby neighborhoods (route days vary)
| Service | Typical fare / note |
|---|---|
| Metro A Line | Standard Metro fares; connects to Downtown LA |
| Long Beach Transit Passport bus | Free (Friday–Sunday service window, check schedule) |
| AquaLink / AquaBus | Seasonal, small fare (examples list $1–$5) |
Hotel arrival, parking and luggage
Hyatt Regency Long Beach offers both self-parking and valet parking for a surcharge; official Hyatt listings show self-parking and valet fees (confirm current rates directly with the hotel).
Porter service and a 24-hour front desk are available if you need luggage help. If you’re driving, be prepared to pay the posted parking charge at the hotel.
- Self-parking and valet both offered for a surcharge (confirm rates with the hotel)
- Porter service and luggage storage available via front desk/concierge
- If arriving with pets, check the pet policy and fees in advance (pet fee commonly $100 per stay)
| Service | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Valet parking | Available for a surcharge (official site lists a daily rate) |
| Self-parking | Available for a surcharge (rates vary; confirm on arrival) |
| Luggage / porter | 24-hour front desk and porter service can assist |
Nearby walkable arrivals and what to do next
Hyatt Regency Long Beach sits steps from the Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center and within easy walking distance of the Aquarium of the Pacific (about a 5-minute walk), Shoreline Village, The Pike Outlets and Rainbow Lagoon Park.
If you arrive by ferry, the Catalina Express terminal is directly across the street from the hotel area for Catalina Island departures. The hotel’s waterfront location makes it easy to start sightseeing on foot.
- Aquarium of the Pacific: about a 5-minute walk
- Shoreline Village and The Pike Outlets: a few minutes’ walk for dining and shops
- Catalina Express ferry terminal: across the street for day trips to Avalon
| Nearby spot | Walk time from hotel |
|---|---|
| Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center | 1 minute |
| Aquarium of the Pacific | ≈5 minutes |
| The Pike Outlets / Ferris wheel | A few minutes’ walk |
