From the tranquil shores of Goleta to Carpinteria, Visit Santa Barbara invites you to take a holiday from the holidays with this exclusive offer just for locals.
Following the hustle and bustle of the most festive season of the year, 23 Santa Barbara hotels, resorts and vacation rentals provide an ideal winter staycation with an exclusive 30% discount on stays through February 2024. Take a moment to relax, rejuvenate and kick-start your year with a fresh perspective right here in the place you call home. Extend the invite to your friends and family, granting them a respite from the snow and the chance to embrace the Santa Barbara sunshine.
Nurture your soul by partaking in rejuvenating activities like yoga on the beach or tranquil spa sessions, immersing yourself in the soothing ambiance of The American Riviera®. For those looking to toast to the new year, indulge in the world of fine wines at these renowned restaurants boasting exceptional wine lists. As the sun sets, discover the vibrant nightlife of Santa Barbara, where trendy bars, tasty cocktails and live music venues beckon.
But that’s not all—select accommodations have gone above and beyond to make your stay even more special. Imagine the convenience of complimentary parking, indulgent resort credits and discounted dining at some of your favorite local establishments. Don’t wait; book your unforgettable staycation today and let Santa Barbara do the rest.
Photos from top: courtesy Hotel Californian; by Blake Bronstad, Visit Santa Barbara (2).
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Any chance you could get an update for us on when Rudy's will reopen in Carp? Thank you! — Mary
Everybody has an idea of how State street should work. But nothing is going to be changed because there is no money. From the city.… — Dan O.
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Bingo, this is typical cart before the horse. We simply don't have the population to support such a long promenade. Build another 1-2,000 housing units… — Jefferson A.
I agree with most except that bicycle traffic is not good for business on State street. We spend more on State when riding as its… — Don
I agree with you that it isn’t terribly inviting. It just looks like a street. Numerous case studies show people won’t use pedestrian thoroughfares that… — BW
Serious suggestion ... if State Street isn't working as a "street," change it into something else. Add a water feature? Make it a High Line-esque… — A
Fox News says what? — Dad
Agreed. Not one mention from the city how they would pay for all this (they are in a budget deficit as it is) or made… — Jefferson A.
It doesn’t seem that complicated? The opening at night is for deliveries, maintenance, and service, similar to how it’s opened for that at night today. — TJ