Coastal Circadian Design
Morning light near the ocean and a walkable shoreline make outdoor light easy to get, the anchor of your daily recovery routine.

Proposed prototype location
Why here
Morning light near the ocean and a walkable shoreline make outdoor light easy to get, the anchor of your daily recovery routine.
The hotel already has rooms built for rest, with sleep technology, air filtration, performance amenities and take-home products. Sleep Week adds a clinical layer on top.
Ayurvedic-rooted treatments are scheduled on purpose, timed to calm you down before the nights we measure.
Recovery suites, sauna, cold plunge and red-light therapy are scheduled around your own data, not a fixed menu.
Mediterranean-inspired food timed for the evening: lighter late meals and cutoffs for caffeine and alcohol set to you. Nutritional Design applied to the menu.
Kelly Wearstler-designed interiors across 262 rooms and suites in a restored 1920s building. Privacy, texture and quiet are treated as tools for recovery, not just decor.


On property
The hotel already has guestrooms built with advanced sleep technology, air purification, and recovery amenities. That makes it a natural place to build a real sleep program, not just a hotel add-on.
This is a proposed partnership with Johns Hopkins Sleep Medicine and Santa Monica Proper Hotel. Property details reflect publicly available information and are subject to confirmation. Nothing here implies formal approval or launch.

