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Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel To Offer ‘Wrappy Hour’ This Saturday Afternoon:

Enjoy 'Wrappy Hour' at Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel from 3-5 pm on Saturday

Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel is offering weary shoppers a much-deserved break this holiday season with two special events to be held on the next two Saturday afternoons.

Wrappy Hour will feature specialty holiday cocktails alongside complimentary gift wrapping, with donations accepted for DonorsChoose.org, an online resource for providing teachers with classroom supplies.

Sit fire-side, pool-side or in the lobby lounge and enjoy expansive views of the Pacific Ocean and Santa Monica Pier.

Holiday cocktails including the Mistletoe Mojito, Merry Apple Bourbon, and Christmas Cosmo will be available for $10.

The event will take place 3-5 pm on Saturday, Dec. 14 and Saturday, Dec. 21.

Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel is located at 1700 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica.

For more information, call 310.458.6700 or visit www.santamonicaloewshotel.com.

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