Commonly
known as "the Del", the Hotel Del
Coronado is one of the most luxurious hotels
in San Diego. Spread out over 26 acres, the
Coronado has lush greenery and a tremendous
beach on which to relax and soak in the warm
sun. The Victorian
building is a National Historic Landmark and
has been operated as a hotel for over 100 years.
The
Hilton is a good choice for visitors who'd
like to check out the dining, nightlife and
Victorian-era buildings of the Gaslamp
Quarter. Although its located in an historic
district, guests will find their rooms quite
contemporary with all the modern amenities any
traveler would expect. Professionals will appreciate
its proximity to the San Diego Convention Center,
which is only five blocks away.
Located in
Carlsbad, less than a half hour away from
downtown San Diego, the La Costa Resort and
Spa is a relaxing retreat. The hotel is
famous for its luxurious spa, racquet ball
courts and two 18-hole championship golf
courses. Guestrooms are modern and have
all the comforts of home.
Perhaps
the most famous zoo in the world, the San
Diego Zoo is home to over 4,000 rare and
endangered animals representing more than 800
species and subspecies. Two major highlights of the
zoo are Hua Mei and her family of Giant
Pandas, and the Polar Bear Plunge, a 2.2 acre habitat
for Polar Bears. The Zoo is also an accredited
botanical garden with approximately 6,500
species of exotic plants.
This 150-acre park features five major shows and
dozens of fascinating exhibits that contain marine life from around the
globe. Some of the most popular include Wild Arctic, Penguin Encounter,
Shark Encounter, and Manatee Rescue. Visitors
get the opportunity to pet dolphins, pick up
starfish for closer inspection and, of course,
take in a show from Seaworld’s star
performer, Shamu.
This
16˝-block historic neighborhood recreates the
spirit of the19th-century through the
preservation of Victorian-style buildings.
Located in downtown San Diego, the Gaslamp
Quarter is where the city’s food, fun,
culture and entertainment all converge into
one place, offering more than 80 restaurants,
clubs, theaters and galleries.
Commonly
known as "the Del", the Hotel Del
Coronado is one of the most luxurious hotels
in San Diego. Spread out over 26 acres, the
Coronado has lush greenery and a tremendous
beach on which to relax and soak in the warm
sun. The Victorian
building is a National Historic Landmark and
has been operated as a hotel for over 100 years.
The
Hilton is a good choice for visitors who'd
like to check out the dining, nightlife and
Victorian-era buildings of the Gaslamp
Quarter. Although its located in an historic
district, guests will find their rooms quite
contemporary with all the modern amenities any
traveler would expect. Professionals will appreciate
its proximity to the San Diego Convention Center,
which is only five blocks away. 
Located in
Carlsbad, less than a half hour away from
downtown San Diego, the La Costa Resort and
Spa is a relaxing retreat. The hotel is
famous for its luxurious spa, racquet ball
courts and two 18-hole championship golf
courses. Guestrooms are modern and have
all the comforts of home.
Perhaps
the most famous zoo in the world, the San
Diego Zoo is home to over 4,000 rare and
endangered animals representing more than 800
species and subspecies. Two major highlights of the
zoo are Hua Mei and her family of Giant
Pandas, and the Polar Bear Plunge, a 2.2 acre habitat
for Polar Bears. The Zoo is also an accredited
botanical garden with approximately 6,500
species of exotic plants.
This 150-acre park features five major shows and
dozens of fascinating exhibits that contain marine life from around the
globe. Some of the most popular include Wild Arctic, Penguin Encounter,
Shark Encounter, and Manatee Rescue. Visitors
get the opportunity to pet dolphins, pick up
starfish for closer inspection and, of course,
take in a show from Seaworld’s star
performer, Shamu.
This
16˝-block historic neighborhood recreates the
spirit of the19th-century through the
preservation of Victorian-style buildings.
Located in downtown San Diego, the Gaslamp
Quarter is where the city’s food, fun,
culture and entertainment all converge into
one place, offering more than 80 restaurants,
clubs, theaters and galleries.
