Need Good San Diego Hotel
Jan 7th, 2007, 10:11 AM
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bayclubhotel.com
danainn.com
shelterpointe.com
Or call some hotels that participate in the Entertainment discount program and see if you can get an entertainment rate for those days. If you're staying nine nights, just saving 20bucks a night will more than pay for a membership card which you can get at entertainment.com
Best Western Island Palms
800 345 9995
Doubletree Hotel Circle
800 489 9205
Holiday Inn Bayside
800 662 8899
Humphreys Half Moon
800 542 7400
The Dana: 619 222 6440
danainn.com
shelterpointe.com
Or call some hotels that participate in the Entertainment discount program and see if you can get an entertainment rate for those days. If you're staying nine nights, just saving 20bucks a night will more than pay for a membership card which you can get at entertainment.com
Best Western Island Palms
800 345 9995
Doubletree Hotel Circle
800 489 9205
Holiday Inn Bayside
800 662 8899
Humphreys Half Moon
800 542 7400
The Dana: 619 222 6440
Jan 7th, 2007, 12:59 PM
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CecilBD - Have a look on www.sandiego.org the official visitor website. You can click on where to stay and the area you prefer i.e. downtown if that is what you want and see what is offered. Let us know what you are considering.
There are a lot of good hotel's in/near San Diego. Give us a little more help. Which area do you want to stay in, down town or by the beach?
Are you looking at Feb 1 thru 10 or a few days. Be specific as to what you consider a moderately priced hotel and the class of hotel you are comfortable with.
TahitiTams listed a few places on your other thread and is a local with lots more information, who with others would love to help you out.
Best wishes for a great time in beautiful San Diego.
Sandy
There are a lot of good hotel's in/near San Diego. Give us a little more help. Which area do you want to stay in, down town or by the beach?
Are you looking at Feb 1 thru 10 or a few days. Be specific as to what you consider a moderately priced hotel and the class of hotel you are comfortable with.
TahitiTams listed a few places on your other thread and is a local with lots more information, who with others would love to help you out.
Best wishes for a great time in beautiful San Diego.
Sandy
Jan 7th, 2007, 03:34 PM
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Hey CecilBD..
If you want romance for under $200 the
The Grande Colonial in Downtown La Jolla is wonderful and a block from the ocean and in the heart of village..
I agree that the Marriott Residence Inn is NOT romantic and hate that location as well..
Keep us posted so we all can help you have a wonderful time in SD!
www.thegrandecolonial.com
www.georgesatthecove.com
If you want romance for under $200 the
The Grande Colonial in Downtown La Jolla is wonderful and a block from the ocean and in the heart of village..
I agree that the Marriott Residence Inn is NOT romantic and hate that location as well..
Keep us posted so we all can help you have a wonderful time in SD!
www.thegrandecolonial.com
www.georgesatthecove.com
Jan 7th, 2007, 05:46 PM
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New name and ownership since we last stayed in '04, but agree with t2c re: www.shelterpointe.com - good location and value (great cc cookies each afternoon and close to Thee Bungalow in Ocean Beach).
TT is correct, but bring your "bonus" for George's at the Cove - outstanding.
M
TT is correct, but bring your "bonus" for George's at the Cove - outstanding.
M
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