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Rooms & Views
Premier Suite
partial sea view
2 King Beds and 1 Queen Sofa Bed 1194-sq-foot room with partial sea views Layout - 2 bedrooms, living room, and s…
Deluxe Suite, 2 Bedrooms
Courtyard view
1 King Bed, 1 Queen Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed 700-sq-foot room with courtyard views Layout - 2 bedrooms, living r…
Deluxe 2 Bedroom Suite
Courtyard view
1 King Bed, 1 Queen Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed 700-sq-foot room with courtyard views Layout - 2 bedrooms and living…
Suite, 1 Bedroom
1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed 550 sq feet Layout - Bedroom, living room, and dining area Entertainment - Fl…
ADA Accessible 1 Bedroom Suite
1 King Bed 500 sq feet Layout - Bedroom and living room Entertainment - Flat-screen TV, premium channels, and…
Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed
Courtyard view
1 King Bed 450-sq-foot room with courtyard views Entertainment - Flat-screen TV, premium channels, and MP3 dock…
Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed
Courtyard view
1 King Bed 250-sq-foot room with courtyard views Entertainment - Flat-screen TV, premium channels, and MP3 dock…
Standard Room, 1 King Bed
1 King Bed 200 sq feet Entertainment - Flat-screen TV, premium channels, and MP3 dock Food & Drink - Coffee/te…
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Restaurants nearby
- Serẽa Coastal Cuisine If the historic “Hotel Del” is the jewel of Coronado Island, then snagging a seat on Serẽa’s sprawling patio is like nestling into said jewel box. Thanks to its stunning views of the hotel's landscaped grounds and the ocean beyond, this is one of the prettiest perches in all of California. Just be sure to snag a reservation, because you’ll have competition from plenty of wedding parties and conference-goers.Deep-pocketed pescatarians will be delighted by the freshness and sustainability of the fish on offer—from inviting platters of raw oysters and cracked Maine lobster to flash-fried red snap171m
- CallieBib Chef Travis Swikard comes back to his hometown wreathed in glory, having earned his wings helming restaurants for culinary icon Daniel Boulud in New York City. Hip locals can now reap the benefits of the years he spent honing his craft in fine dining kitchens at this sharply designed and boisterous spot.The cuisine takes advantage of the best ingredients SoCal has to offer in highly shareable dishes featuring the bold, sunny flavors of the Mediterranean. Vegetables and seafood steal the show, with spice as a key supporting character. Behold the kampachi crudo with an herb-y Israeli hot sauce a3.8km
- Ciccia OsteriaBib Set in a converted home in the heart of Barrio Logan, this warm and welcoming osteria is headed by Chef Mario Cassineri. The quaint former living room now hosts a deli counter (where your bill will be settled) but tables in the welcoming, tree-lined courtyard are most coveted. Despite their limited space, the kitchen team turns out an impressive menu, with more than a dozen handmade pastas (three of them gluten-free). As a freebie, you’ll get to sample the feather-light focaccia with a spicy, savory mascarpone-ricotta dip, but the decadently cheesy mushroom flan and delicate olive-flecked tuna4.0km
- LOLA 55Bib There are plenty of taquerias around town, but this East Village gem is a notable cut above. The breezy space features high ceilings, concrete floors and a full bar, and manages to cook even better than it looks. All day long, the kitchen prepares plush, tender tortillas, which take on a range of fun fillings like pork belly adobada with pineapple, smoked pork shoulder with tomatillos, and grilled steak with crispy onions. On a chilly day, posole verde is comfort in a bowl. Finish with Mexican mole-chocolate ice cream or the deliciously crunchy churros.4.2km
- Morning GloryBib It's strictly breakfast and brunch only at this Little Italy spot, which isn't however just for the bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. The playful décor may look feminine with its plush booths, pink-and-green marble floors and a champagne vending machine but look closer and you'll find a few skulls and dark touches. Inside, it's always jumping and there's a wait, so plan ahead.It's all about familiar-seeming favorites and of-the-moment meals—hello, avocado toast and shakshuka. Fluffy soufflé pancakes or chicken and waffles are worth waking up for, and fried rice with pork belly plus two eggs with r4.6km
- Sovereign Brother and sister team—Uthan Dejcomrunkul and Jumi Pitiwartarlai—have made it their mission to bring the authentic flavors of the Isaan region of Northeastern Thailand to San Diego, and this East Village outpost clearly succeeds. You'll be hard-pressed to make a wrong choice on the menu, whose small assortment of dishes are each made with unmistakable pride.Diners might start with spicy fermented pork sausage (nicely paired with a side of purple sticky rice and an ice-cold Singha); then move on to a spin on khao soi, or coconut curry noodles, given extra heft thanks to a crispy leg of duck co3.9km
- Craft & Commerce Channel your best Ernest Hemingway before entering this place, designed to the hilt and a feast for the eyes with its library-meets-hunting lodge look. From its mounted trophies to the taxidermy specimens on loan from the Natural History Museum, this may not be the wisest pick for your PETA-supporting pal, but it definitely appeals to the trendy set.The kitchen dishes out contemporary comfort food with glimmers of Asian influences. The menu is packed with hearty selections. Dig in to a dish of plump mussels in a thick red Thai coconut curry studded with pan-seared fennel slices, roasted garlic4.3km
- Born & Raised No expense was spared making this wildly polished, upscale steakhouse that resembles a midcentury, art deco dream lined with black-and-white photos of old-school rap legends. There is a glassed-in meat cutting room in the back; and a lovely, open-air rooftop bar overlooking Little Italy. Waiters dressed in tuxedos and Converse shoes drift between tables, pushing nostalgic tableside carts where they whip up starters on the spot or pour Manhattans and martinis to order. Certainly, you’re here for the impeccably cooked steaks, but don’t miss the tartare, prepared tableside with quail egg, capers 4.8km
- Coasterra Attention-grabbing views and attention-getting food go hand-in-hand at this modern Mexican eatery set on the tip of Harbor Island, which offers dramatic panoramas of downtown San Diego from across the water. The enormous patio, equipped with a sizable fire pit, is the best place to soak it all in, though the sleek, glassed-in dining room is an enjoyable second fiddle once the sun sets.Chef Deborah Scott nicely balances old-school and new-world takes on upscale Mexican fare. In the former, you’ll find delicious guacamole, made tableside; while in the latter, a smoked beet tartare tostada with k4.8km
- Cloak & Petal It’s in the heart of Little Italy, but you won’t hear any old crooners at this temple of Japanese haute cuisine. Instead, you'll find old-school rap on the soundtrack and graffiti art installations on the walls. And then there’s the bar, flanked by two faux-cherry trees in full bloom.The fresh-spirited menu brims with shareable plates such as blistered shishito peppers and crispy chicken karaage. Entrées include duck breast with golden tomato confit, miso-glazed black cod or even Wagyu grilled tableside on a yakitori. The sashimi is straight-up sublime, but it’s the envelope-pushing items that4.8km
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Attractions nearby
- San Diego–Coronado Bridge bridge that goes through San Diego-Coronado1.9km
- Petco Park stadium in San Diego, California3.4km
- USS Midway Museum maritime museum in San Diego, California3.5km
- Chicano Park park in San Diego, California3.8km
- St. Joseph Cathedral, San Diego cathedral of the diocese of San Diego4.6km
- Balboa Stadium American multi-sport stadium in San Deigo, California5.0km
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