See Santa Barbara through a new lens this season with this offer just for locals (and your visiting friends and family). Whether you’re planning a relaxing winter staycation or need an extra room for loved ones this holiday season, local hotels, resorts and vacation rentals are offering 30% off stays for Santa Barbara County residents.* It’s the perfect excuse to slow down, enjoy a change of scenery and rediscover why the place you call home is such a sought-after escape.
From the golden shores of Goleta Beach to the twinkling lights of the ARTS District, Santa Barbara shines brightest in its quieter months. Stroll through the Funk Zone’s tasting rooms, catch a live show at one of our many historic theaters or take in sweeping views from one of these scenic walking routes. With mild weather and fewer crowds, it’s the perfect time to slow down, recharge and rediscover the magic of the season right in your own backyard. Complement your stay with locals-exclusive offers from Santa Barbara’s acclaimed restaurants, charming boutiques and signature experiences.
Enjoy exclusive perks like resort credits and special dining offers at beloved stays including The Milo, Hotel Santa Barbara and Kimpton Canary Hotel. Whether you’re making room for guests or taking time to unwind, this is your chance to relax, recharge and let the best of The American Riviera® unfold.
Reserve your stay today and experience the art of effortless holiday hosting—with room to indulge in a staycation of your own. Take time to unwind, explore and savor the simple luxury of celebrating the season right where you belong: in Santa Barbara.
*Terms and conditions apply. Subject to availability. Please check with individual hotels and resorts for specific offer details. Valid on select dates, varying by property.
Photos by Blake Bronstad, courtesy of Visit Santa Barbara.
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