Palmy pool with lounge-inducing cabanas. Relaxation definitely required.

Stunning spacious rooms rock relaxed-yet-uber-chic décor with just the right amount of local flair.

Sparkling outdoor pool and spa are perfect for post-sightseeing lounging.

Pet-friendly indie stay

Modernized old-timey building. Transportation pioneers The Pickwick Company built this beaut.

On its own private peninsula, just a 10 minute drive to charming downtown Coronado.

In the thick of PB’s laid-back but action-packed scene.

This new boutique lifestyle hotel offers an elegant blend of historic appeal and contemporary style

First stop: classy-cool palm-lined outdoor terrace, complete with sleek stone fireplace, year-round pool, hot tub and on Sundays, liiiive jaaaazzzz.

Zip around on a complimentary bike or run the miles of bayfront paths before resting up with a cocktail by the pool. It's just that easy.

Sophisticated and sleek but still soft and comfy.

Nothing like a good ol' fashioned game of Marco Polo in the pool.

Hotel pool is prime for relaxation or exercise.

Fancy a dip? Pop into the hotel pool.

Grand white building is a beaut in the midst of already-lovely downtown La Jolla.

Scope out the beach from the heated pool, then explore it up close (it’s only a few steps away).

Remarkable spot on its own peninsula jutting out into Mission Bay, gorgeous views greet you in every direction.

In the heart of the happenin’ Gaslamp Quarter, though with 6 restaurants & bars right onsite, you never really have to leave (until check-out, of course).

Location right on PB’s beach boardwalk is a real gem.

Not one, but two outdoor pools and a hot tub help you make the most of the San Diego sun.

Secluded and spacious, with 10 acres of lush grounds and Spanish mission-style architecture.

If you’re in Pacific Beach you wanna be by the water. How’s a half-block sound?

Rooms boast views of the marina or the San Diego Bay.

Modest motel-style setup with fresh, modern interiors and an airy coastal vibe.

Family-friendly upscale oceanfront escape newly reno’d – we’re talkin’ decor, flooring, lighting – the works.

Iconic, intimate and romantic – and yes, it’s pink (they don’t call it “The Pink Lady” for nothin’).

Hardwood floors, spa-like showers and floral dècor give rooms an inviting chicness.

A landmark hotel built in 1913, architectural highlights include sculpted marble, hand-cut mosaic tiles and brass embellishments.

Indulge your inner child – both the San Diego Zoo & SeaWorld are less than five miles away.

Tienes hambre? Stroll over for some Old Town tacos – or hit the free continental breakfast.