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With more than 54,000 hotel rooms in San Diego County, you're spoiled with choices. In general, downtown hotels cater to discerning travelers interested in dining and shopping, while hotels in Del Mar, Pacific Beach, Mission Beach, and Mission Bay are best for beach getaways. Budget accommodations are most plentiful in centrally located Mission Valley along Hotel Circle; the area is popular with families. Many of San Diego's upscale hotels are clustered in and around the quaint coastal village of La Jolla.
Welcome to The Bristol Hotel, a premier boutique adjacent to the Gaslamp Quarter of San Diego, home to fine dining, world-class shopping at Horton Plaza, the...more
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Originally the Scripps family's summer estate, this property was sold and converted into a hotel in 1958. The new owners opted for colonial Hawaiian–style...more
Want oceanfront? We'll do you one better: How about ocean-top? This small hotel's 23 Cape Cod–style cottages are perched atop Pacific Beach's historic...more
The hacienda-style Estancia sprawls along the bluffs north of La Jolla. Setting the Spanish Mission mood are red-tile roofs, faux-adobe walls, and 210 rooms and...more
The resort, which overlooks the Batiquitos Lagoon, occupies 200 acres "on a hillside filled with palm trees and beautiful tropical plants." "The food is...more
If Hearst could do it all over again, this is how he might render his sprawling California castle. Tucked in the Los Peñasquitos Canyon Reserve just...more
It's gotten knocked recently for being a bit tired, but this 1888 landmark is still packing 'em in for vacations, weddings, dinners, and conference…but...more
You could walk along swanky Prospect Street without ever noticing Parisi—and that's the point of this quietly aloof 20-suite retreat. Rooms, arranged...more
A block from the new Padres home at PETCO Park in the Gaslamp Quarter, the first Kimpton hotel in San Diego displays the brand's playful decor (here, a lot of...more
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