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Are San Diego’s high hotel rates keeping you from traveling to America’s finest city? Have you ever considered home swapping?
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The Union-Tribune just ran an article about home swapping for travelers. They noted that there are about twice as many homes available for free stays as there were last year, if you have […]
The Hotel del Coronado, San Diego’s most famous hotel, is planning to add 144 condominium hotel rooms, underground parking, and larger conference facilities in order to better compete with new expansive facilities such as the Hilton San Diego Bayfront (due to open in December) and Gaylord Resort and Convention Center Chula Vista (anticipated for 2013).
This […]
The Omni San Diego Hotel (opened in 2004) is located adjacent to Petco Park, which is just across the street from the San Diego Convention Center. This is all conveniently situated right in the Gaslamp District, so visitors can walk to restaurants and nightclubs from there, or take a short drive to Seaport Village for […]
The Orange County Register has just written up four of what they consider to be San Diego’s hottest places to sleep.
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They included:
The Sofia Hotel
Ivy Hotel
The Pearl Hotel
Hard Rock Hotel San Diego
Click here to read the full article. What do you think?
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Are you looking for a different type of travel adventure - one where you stay with the locals rather than at an expensive and impersonal hotel?
Inspired by an article I was reading in Europe String, I decided to check out the CouchSurfing Project.
It’s not about the furniture, and it’s not just about free […]
The Marriott has canceled their plan to build the West Coast’s largest hotel – with 1,929 rooms – at Ballpark Village, just east of Petco Park.
San Diego would have received an estimated $18 million a year in hotel taxes from the project, which would have more than covered the city’s $11 million annual debt […]
Welcome to the August 2008 issue of The San Diego Special Edition! We have an excellent mix of bloggers participating this month, with articles ranging from arts to sports. I hope that you enjoy reading this compilation of some of San Diego’s best blogs, and show the writers some love by leaving your comments on […]
If you’ve ever been to Comic-Con, you are probably aware of how difficult it can be to get a room in town during the Con. Local hotels quickly reach capacity before the convention even starts, making it difficult for our visitors coming from all over the world to attend this huge event. This also means […]
If you’ll be coming to Comic-Con International this summer, you may be wondering where you’ll find the best hotel deals. Well, the fine folks at CCI have posted a list of local hotels, along with any special rates for Comic-Con attendees on their Hotels-at-a-Glance Chart.
They’ve also started a “Staying in San Diego” blog, where […]
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