Surfhouse is an eight-room boutique hotel on North Coast Highway 101 in Encinitas's Leucadia district, established in 2013 as a surf-immersion lodging concept one block from Beacon's Beach. Each room is named after a local surf break — Beacons, Pipes, Swami's — and decorated with original pieces by Encinitas-based artists, a gallery-style approach to lodging that shares the 101's creative corridor with taproom concepts at Culture Brewing. The California King suite features a custom-built surfboard mounted to the ceiling, while the bunk room sleeps four in XL twin beds built for traveling groups. Complimentary beach cruiser bicycles, an outdoor shower, and a cabana supplement the room amenities, and the hotel's surf program pairs guided sessions at local breaks with board and wetsuit rentals — an experience-driven model that runs parallel to the plant-based recovery menus at Lotus Cafe & Juice Bar down the 101. Self check-in via keyless keypad entry eliminates front-desk wait times, and each room is equipped with a smart TV running AppleTV, a mini refrigerator, and a private walk-in shower.