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Seaport Village Inn, Avalon

$189
/ night

Avg. for September

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$189
/ night

Avg. for September

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at Seaport Village Inn, Avalon average $127 in February, the cheapest month, and $274 in July, the most expensive, based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at Seaport Village Inn, Avalon by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
January$140
February$127
March$138
April$177
May$202
June$211
July$274
August$257
September$189
October$180
November$142
December$131

Most expensive: July (~$274)

Cheapest: February (~$127)

About this property

Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a hot tub or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a picnic area.
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  • Parking

  • Hot Tub / Jacuzzi

  • Non-Smoking Rooms

  • Housekeeping

  • Banquet Facilities

  • Golf Course (nearby)

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Location

119 Maiden Lane, Avalon, California, United States of America

Three Palms Avalon Arcade (0.2 miles)

Green Pleasure Pier (0.3 miles)

Catalina Museum for Art & History (0.3 miles)

Catalina Island Visitor Center (0.3 miles)

Avalon Theater (0.3 miles)

Catalina Casino (0.3 miles)


Room options

Deluxe Room, 1 Queen Bed

Room details

1 Queen Bed

Sleeps 2

Air Conditioning
TV
Cable TV

Suite, Multiple Beds

Room details

1 Queen Bed
and
1 Murphy Bed

Sleeps 4

Air Conditioning
TV
Cable TV

Suite, Multiple Beds, Ocean View

Room details

1 Queen Bed
and
1 Murphy Bed

Sleeps 3

Air Conditioning
TV
Cable TV

Deluxe Room, 1 Queen Bed, Partial Ocean View

Room details

1 Queen Bed

Sleeps 2

Air Conditioning
TV
Cable TV

Suite, Ocean View

Room details

1 Queen Bed

Sleeps 2

Air Conditioning
TV
Cable TV

Guest reviews

What guests think

AI-generated summary based on recent guest reviews

At Seaport Village Inn, Avalon, reviews highlight a walkable hillside location with harbor views but consistently describe very dated accommodations, uneven maintenance and cleanliness, frequent room issues like malfunctioning A/C or fixtures, and limited, aging facilities.

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Facilities

Limited

Cleanliness

Inconsistent

Rooms

Dated

Service

Friendly

Location

Convenient

Dining

Unknown

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Julia

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3 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

Hello, I love Catalina and have been there a couple of times. Unfortunately, we didn’t have much luck with our hotel this time. The hotel was marketed as being on Main Street, but it’s actually up the hill from Main Street. I’m pointing this out because my dad has walking disabilities, and we specifically wanted something very close to the main beach and bars. When we arrived, there was no power at all, so there was no way to check in or access the internet, and we ended up spending quite some time there waiting. The hotel itself also had a very strange, almost haunted feel to it. It seemed like people might actually be living there, with so many belongings and items in front of the doors. Many of the windows were broken or cracked, and since we were a group of eight, we did not feel safe at all. Our rooms were in the back of the hotel, facing a lot of construction materials, with people walking around the area. Overall, it was a very weird and uncomfortable vibe, and unfortunately, it was not the experience we were expecting.
Hello, I love Catalina and have been there a couple of times. Unfortunately, we didn’t have much luck with our hotel this time. The hotel was marketed as being on Main Street, but it’s actually up the hill from Main Street. I’m pointing this out because my dad has walking disabilities, and we specifically wanted something very close to the main beach and bars. When we arrived, there was no power at all, so there was no way to check in or access the internet, and we ended up spending quite some time there waiting. The hotel itself also had a very strange, almost haunted feel to it. It seemed like people might actually be living there, with so many belongings and items in front of the doors. Many of the windows were broken or cracked, and since we were a group of eight, we did not feel safe at all. Our rooms were in the back of the hotel, facing a lot of construction materials, with people walking around the area. Overall, it was a very weird and uncomfortable vibe, and unfortunately, it was not the experience we were expecting.

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Mark

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3 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

Rooms haven’t been updated in decades. There was no hand soap in the bathroom. Our bed was a Murphy bed from the last century with a cheap mattress. The prices are 5x the value/quality.
Rooms haven’t been updated in decades. There was no hand soap in the bathroom. Our bed was a Murphy bed from the last century with a cheap mattress. The prices are 5x the value/quality.

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Charles

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3 weeks ago

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Stayed 2 nights

It was appallingly bad. In every way. And it wasn’t cheap either. We paid $900 for two nights and it was so disgusting we didn’t even want to take a shower and waited until we returned home.
It was appallingly bad. In every way. And it wasn’t cheap either. We paid $900 for two nights and it was so disgusting we didn’t even want to take a shower and waited until we returned home.

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Orly

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3 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

Everything was soooo bad. not recommended for almost $600.00 per night. i will start with shower. hard to understand how it works and then not hot water at all. the pressure was bad. in addition the smell of the room was very very bad. the beds very uncomfortable. the only nice thing is that you have a balcony. air condition is a physical unit that makes strong noise that we couldn't sleep all night in addition to horrible mattresses. i have nothing good to say about the place and the price they charged us. i am seeking refund.
Everything was soooo bad. not recommended for almost $600.00 per night. i will start with shower. hard to understand how it works and then not hot water at all. the pressure was bad. in addition the smell of the room was very very bad. the beds very uncomfortable. the only nice thing is that you have a balcony. air condition is a physical unit that makes strong noise that we couldn't sleep all night in addition to horrible mattresses. i have nothing good to say about the place and the price they charged us. i am seeking refund.

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Dona

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Aug 15, 2026

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Stayed 3 nights

The view was spectacular, but everything else was mediocre to poor. The property is seemingly in decline, with little thought to maintenance. We had no usable wifi the whole 3-day stay, and even in the lobby the wifi was weak. We lost electrical power and water for almost 12 hours of one day, so couldn't stay in the room during that time (it was very hot that day). No remuneration was offered, nor an apology for whatever was the cause. There were crumbs and detritus on the edges of the bed frame and furniture had water damage, etc. Tiny hand soap bars and some of the wall pumps for shampoo, etc. didn't work. Definitely not quality amenities. For the price, we certainly expected at the very least a standard of cleanliness and maintenance that wasn't achieved. Very disappointing.
The view was spectacular, but everything else was mediocre to poor. The property is seemingly in decline, with little thought to maintenance. We had no usable wifi the whole 3-day stay, and even in the lobby the wifi was weak. We lost electrical power and water for almost 12 hours of one day, so couldn't stay in the room during that time (it was very hot that day). No remuneration was offered, nor an apology for whatever was the cause. There were crumbs and detritus on the edges of the bed frame and furniture had water damage, etc. Tiny hand soap bars and some of the wall pumps for shampoo, etc. didn't work. Definitely not quality amenities. For the price, we certainly expected at the very least a standard of cleanliness and maintenance that wasn't achieved. Very disappointing.

Property Policies

Check-in instructions

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Check-in

Check-out

From 16:00 to 20:00

Before 11:00


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FAQs about Seaport Village Inn, Avalon

Is parking available at the property?

Parking is available on-site and is free. It is non-smoking and includes self-parking options.


What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request and should be arranged in advance.


What is the hotel's location in relation to key landmarks?

The hotel is located next to a golf course and is within a 5-minute drive of several attractions, including Catalina Island Golf Course (1.6 km), Three Palms Avalon Arcade (0.3 km), and Avalon Theater (0.5 km).

Does the hotel have a swimming pool?

The hotel features a hot tub, but it is closed on weekdays (Monday to Friday). There is no mention of a swimming pool.


What are the hotel's policies for guests staying with children?

Children are allowed at the hotel, but specific policies regarding age limits or fees for children are not provided.


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Considering this hotel for your Avalon trip?

What do room rates usually look like at Seaport Village Inn, Avalon for the coming weeks?

Over the next 60–90 days, room rates at Seaport Village Inn in Avalon typically land around $147 a night for two guests, ranging from $147 to $223 on peak dates.


When is the quietest time to visit Seaport Village Inn, Avalon?

February is the quietest month to visit Seaport Village Inn in Avalon, with demand noticeably lower than the summer peak in July. Expect the heaviest crowds in July, while late winter offers the calmest stretch for sightseeing and relaxed beach days.


Which month is cheapest to stay at Seaport Village Inn, Avalon?

February is the cheapest month to stay at Seaport Village Inn in Avalon, averaging about $156 a night; July is the priciest at about $323. If you can travel in February you’ll see the lowest average rates of the year.

What kind of neighborhood and attractions are near Seaport Village Inn, Avalon?

Seaport Village Inn in Avalon sits on Catalina Island with easy access to attractions like the Catalina Museum for Art & History, Avalon Port and Lover’s Cove, making it a good fit for couples and families. The location also suits beach, outdoor and golf activities for travelers seeking a coastal, active stay.


How do Seaport Village Inn, Avalon’s rates compare with other hotels in Avalon?

Seaport Village Inn is cheaper than 12 of 20 comparable hotels in Avalon, with a typical median of $186 a night versus about $209 for peers. That places it below the local median while still sitting among the mid-range options on the island.


How does the nightly price at Seaport Village Inn, Avalon in Avalon compare to recent weeks?

The current price at Seaport Village Inn, Avalon in Avalon is $166 per night for 2 guests, which is low for this hotel: about 35% below its $254 average over the last 60 days. Most nights over that period fell between $186 and $529.

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