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  • At this restored 1914 Craftsman-style bungalow, choose either the Elliot or the Easton room, both furnished with period antiques. The walls are lined with thousands of volumes.

  • Reservations are essential for these 1927 Cape Cod-style cottages which sit directly on the pier. Many have kitchenettes, and patios with views of Pacific Beach.

  • Families love this hotel. All the water activities of Mission Bay are close by, and the hotel operates free shuttles to Sea-World. Tropical landscaping surrounds the grounds, and the swimming pool is a hit with kids. Free parking.

  • Clean and functional, every room comes with a mini-refrigerator and satellite TV. Amenities include a swimming pool, coin-operated laundry, and a free airport shuttle. The trolley runs to the Convention Center.

  • At this 1902 Spanish-style hotel, Mexican tiles line stairways and wrought-iron balconies overlook the street. A swimming pool is set amid lush landscaping. Good restaurants are next door.

  • Guests enjoy spacious suites that have a living area and a separate bedroom. All rooms open onto a palm tree-filled atrium and a view of the bay or city. Ask for the complimentary airport transportation.

  • With impeccable service and a superb setting, this hotel is one of the most highly rated in Southern California. Choose between indoor and outdoor treatment rooms, or a couple’s suite with a whirlpool.

  • Now on the National Register of Historic Places, much of the 1913 craftsmanship of this building remains, such as Australian gumwood, Corinthian marble, and an elevator door made of brass. Complimentary breakfast is served on the rooftop terrace.

  • Many of the original fixtures of John D. Spreckels’ (see Silver Strand State Beach) 1908 Edwardian mansion remain, including hand-made plaster moldings, chandeliers, and a marble staircase. Splurge on one of the antique-filled guest rooms inside the house.

  • Modeled after the ancient honjin inns, Japanese gardens, streams, and waterfalls make a glorious backdrop to a week of fitness and meditation. For most of the year, the spa is a women-only domain.

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