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275 Orange Avenue San Diego, CA 92118 United States +1 619 437 1666 http://www.bestwestern.com/ |
These comfortably appointed suites and guest rooms enjoy the posh surroundings of Coronado, but still are easy on the pocketbook. With outstanding customer service, access to miles of beach and its activities and availability of fun shopping and fine dining; this hotel offers moderate prices for this area. Some rooms face the Pacific, others view calm Glorietta Bay. Exterior of building reflects a combination of California and Meditterean styling. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Alive on the Island |
1351 Orange Avenue San Diego, CA 92118 United States +1 619 435 4131 http://www.elcordovahotel.com/ |
A stay at this relaxed, Hacienda-style hotel may conjure what it must have been like to live in an early Mexican compound. At the center of activity is the courtyard, where lush gardens invite you to lounge or stroll though winding tiled pathways. Central to the courtyard area is the clattering of dishes being served on the patio from Miguel's Cocina on site. This casual, yet busy little hotel was built as a private residence, but has served as a hotel since the early '30s. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegant & Sophisticated Accommodations |
1415 Orange Ave San Diego, CA 92118 United States +1 877 477 7368 http://www.coronadobeachresort... |
Beautifully redecorated to reflect modern conveniences and sophisticated tastes, the Coronado Beach Resort features flat screen televisions and private balconies on the historic island of Coronado. Indulge in the local shopping in the quaint downtown area of Coronado, take a walk along the miles of pristine beaches or take a boat ride along San Diego Bay for your perfect San Diego vacation. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Convenient accommodations |
266 Orange Avenue San Diego, CA 92118 United States +1 619 435 4121 / +1 800 598 6624 http://www.coronadoinn.com |
This is a pleasant, family-friendly hotel located near the San Diego Bay. Amenities include a big swimming pool and easy access to the passenger ferry to San Diego, which makes day trips a breeze. The small beach at Tidelands Park is within easy walking distance, as are an array of restaurants and shops. The cheerful office staff will let you use the computer for short periods. There are special discounts for seniors, military and AAA members. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elan on the Island |
2000 2nd St San Diego, CA 92118 United States +1 619 435 3000 http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-2... |
Once you pass the free-range flamingos, this posh resort turns from tropical to something decidedly French. The lobby and public areas abound with French Impressionistic paintings, as do the tastefully decorated spacious rooms and suites. The staff is always attentive. Formerly known as Le Meridien, the Marriott chain bought this resort on the charming island of Coronado across the San Diego Bay from downtown and has maintained its beauty and tranquility. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Island gem |
1000 Eighth Street San Diego, CA 92118 United States +1 619 435 2200 / +1 888 299 2822 http://www.coronadovictorianho... |
This historic landmark house is also the only bed-and-breakfast on Coronado Island. This unique position, however, has not made the owner, Bonnie Marie, complacent in the least. Every detail is lovingly realized, creating a warm hideaway. She also prepares delicious, healthy foods and ethnic specialties. Bonnie is also a dance teacher, so guests looking for an athletic interlude can find her offering dance lessons or guided exercise walks on the beach. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Quiet European style |
1017 Park Place San Diego, CA 92118 United States +1 619 435 9318 |
Located just off of Orange Avenue, Coronado's main shopping and restaurant street, this 1930s Riviera-style inn is a three-story oasis located on a quiet, palm-shaded street at the beginning of a wander-friendly residential area. The famous, broad white-sand beach is just a block away. Each room is artfully decorated with a different style and includes its own bathroom. Romantically minded? Ask for a room with a beautiful canopy bed. The low rates tend to keep this hotel booked well in advance, especially for weekends and summer. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Royal retreat |
520 Orange Avenue San Diego, CA 92118 United States +1 619 435 3116 / +1 800 422 1173 http://www.crowncityinn.com |
This long-established motel was thoroughly renovated in 1997, and now boasts bright, modern rooms accompanied by a popular small restaurant, The Bistro. Conveniently located in the middle of the island, a short walk northeast takes guests to the Ferry Landing Marketplace with its passenger ferry to San Diego. Meanwhile, a brief walk south along Orange Avenue brings visitors to the heart of the shopping and restaurant district or to the green oasis of Spreckels Park with its library and children's playground. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Charming and cheap |
370 Orange Avenue San Diego, CA 92118 United States +1 619 435 2251 |
This little cluster of rooms around a shady, Spanish-flavored intimate courtyard is a small secret for Coronado visitors; you will find reasonably-priced rooms year round. The owner, who lives onsite, maintains the half-dozen units. Each room has its own bathroom with tiling and in several rooms, a Jacuzzi. Above, beautiful beamed ceilings set these former apartments far above your average inexpensive room decoration. In the heart of Coronado, you are only a few minutes by foot from the restaurant and shopping districts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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All large suites |
601 Pacific Coast Highway San Diego, CA 92101 United States +1 619 239 2400 http://embassysuites.hilton.co... |
One of downtown's most popular hotels, this establishment offers luxurious business or leisure accommodations. Every room is a full suite with a private bedroom and a separate living room and kitchenette. Take your choice of equally dazzling city or bay views. Romantic, yes! But the hotel remembers the children as well. Each room comes fully equipped with not only a sofa bed, but also has a Sony Playstation. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Remodeled mansion |
1630 Glorietta Boulevard San Diego, CA 92118 United States +1 619 435 3101 / +1 800 283 9383 http://www.gloriettabayinn.com/ |
These accommodations are ideal for a romantic getaway. Originally built as the private home of sugar magnate John Spreckels, this impressive mansion is now a showpiece inn on Coronado Island, overlooking the San Diego bay. Each room is decorated in 19th-century period furnishings and each has an original look. Some have fireplaces, many have private patios or balconies. Step back in time while enjoying the amenities of a modern city. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Old-fashioned splendor |
311 Island Avenue (at Fourth Avenue) San Diego, CA 92101 United States +1 619 544 1886 / +1 800 542 1886 http://www.hortongrand.com/ |
This older, yet still beautiful place is actually two former hotels refurbished and combined and placed in the heart of the Gaslamp Quarter. The buildings are linked together by a lobby filled with attractive wicker furniture. The bay windows out front add a tasteful and refined touch to the hotel's appearance. Your room will either overlook the city or the peaceful courtyard filled with trees. Every room is filled with handsome antiques; fireplaces in the rooms are especially cheery during the winter months. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 The one and only |
1500 Orange Avenue San Diego, CA 92118 United States +1 800 468 3533 / +1 619 435 6611 http://www.hoteldel.com |
Built in 1888, this world-famous all-wood Victorian beauty is worth a visit from all San Diego tourists. In the original building, no two rooms are alike but all are breathtaking and well appointed with antique furniture. Fine dining includes the Prince of Wales Restaurant and the Crown Room. There is dancing at the hotel on weekends. Popular with presidents, royalty and movie stars, rumor claims The "Del" is a favorite with ghosts, as well. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A downtown deal |
202 Island Avenue San Diego, CA 92101 United States +1 619 232 4138 |
This economical hotel offers a great jumping off location for those looking for low rates and easy access to all the downtown amenities. Seaport Village, the Gaslamp District, and the Convention Center are within walking distance. Rooms are clean and modest, and all have refrigerators and microwave ovens. Weekly and monthly rates are available, as well as student and military discounts. Rates listed below are weekly, single nights are not available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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On the avenue |
1315 Orange Avenue San Diego, CA 92118 United States +1 619 435 3191 / +1 800 437 0162 http://www.laavenidainn.com |
This renovated motel boasts a fantastic location, surrounded by restaurants and shops, down the street from the world-famous Hotel Del Coronado and only a block away from one of the most beautiful beaches in California. The pleasant rooms are decorated with a modern flair. Second-story rooms will get the best of the seabreeze, but in weather-perfect Coronado it will not make much difference. The hotel rates are seasonal, generally 20 percent less in winter. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Incredible views |
1 Market Place San Diego, CA 92101 United States +1 619 232 1234 http://manchestergrand.hyatt.com/ |
Adjacent to Seaport Village and the bay, this landmark is one of San Diego's tallest buildings. You would be remiss to not take the elevator ride up to the top floor observation deck. The panoramic windows offer unparalleled 360-degree views of the city and ocean. If the view doesn't take your breath away, the lavish lobby and guest rooms will. Business travelers will appreciate its proximity to the San Diego Convention Center and should note that the hotel accommodates their needs to the fullest extent. The toll-free line is +1 800 233 1234. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Make yourself at home |
1515 Second Street San Diego, CA 92118 United States |
Conveniently located just across the bay from downtown, on the charming and beautiful island of Coronado, these condominiums are perfect for an extended stay or to use as a home base while investigating the city for relocation. All units provide full kitchens, daily maid service, VCRs, and data ports. Balconies provide spectacular views of sunsets, the city skyline and the San Diego-Coronado Bridge. Monthly rates: $1399-$4050. Six month or one year leases only. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lavish Marina Resort |
333 West Harbor Drive Point Loma / Midway area San Diego, CA 92101 United States +1 619 234 1500 http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-2... |
Twin mirrored towers on the waterfront have amazing views of the city and the bay. The grounds offer more than the expected with several lagoon-style pools, tennis courts, dockside room service and a 446-slip marina. Attractive and spacious, typical rooms are decorated in a formal country style. The enormous suites, with their dining and living rooms, live up to the image carefully portrayed by the fabulous lobby and grounds. Since its elegant ballrooms are also a hot spot for conventions and local weddings, be sure to book well in advance. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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