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Located in friendly downtown neighborhood known as "Little
Italy," The Hotel is surrounded by award winning restaurants and cafes, and is
within easy walking distance to all downtown and harbor activities. One can
easily commute all major parts of the city on the San Diego trolley, which
stops only two short blocks away. City bus service is at our front door.
Driving time to the world-famous San Diego Zoo, Sea World or the airport is
only about ten minutes.
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San Diego Zoo
Located in Balboa Park, which
includes so many museums and other facilities it deserves a separate day
of viewing, the San Diego Zoo is home to over 4000 animals of over 800
different species. Here you'll find all your favorites including the
hands-on Children's Zoo, the Polar Bear Plunge, Tiger River and the creepy
Reptile Mesa. Be sure not to miss the Giant Pandas and the Rainforest
Aviary, a huge bird-filled Asian jungle with waterfalls and lush tropical
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San
Diego Convention Center San Diego's Convention Center is a
magnificent facility located right on the water by the Gas Lamp District.
Click here to learn more about the Convention Center, the Convention
Center Expansion, the San Diego Concourse, the San Diego Civic Theatre and
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San Diego Little
Italy Discover everything there is to do in "Little Italy", San
Diego's own slice of Italy.
Little Italy's throughout the United States have symbolized
the tremendous contributions Italians have made to this country.
Includes shopping, dining and
everything you need to know to enjoy this wonderful part of San Diego
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SeaWorld Adventure Park - San Diego
As everyone knows, Shamu is SeaWorld's biggest star. But
SeaWorld Adventure Park San Diego is so much more. In addition to being
the place for thrilling rides and incredible entertainment, SeaWorld is
dedicated to protecting and preserving the environment and all its
wildlife. No trip to San Diego is complete without a visit to SeaWorld -
young or old, all visitors leave smiling and (sometimes) soggy.
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Gaslamp Quarter is 21
blocks of sidewalk cafes and open air restaurants, jazz clubs, late night
dancing, resident artists and micro breweries. "The Historic Heart of San
Diego", as it is known, is Downtown, just a short walk from the Convention
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Old Town
Step into San Diego of
centuries past as you stroll through Old Town. Don't miss: San Diego House
(originally a saloon owned and operated by a freed slave and a cornerstone
of Black American history in San Diego), the Mason Street School (SD's
first public school, still holding history classes for the public) and, of
course, Bazaar Del Mundo. Bazaar Del Mundo is a permanent fiesta, with fab
shopping and ethnic (not just Mexican) food.
GO THERE NOW |
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Seaport Village Styled as
a turn of the century bayfront village, Seaport Village is San Diego's
landmark for waterfront shopping and dining. This charming cluster of
shops and restaurants attracts tourists and locals alike. Take a
horsedrawn carriage ride, ride an authentic Coney Island carousel, pick up
a nautilus at the Seaport Village Shell Co. ltd., or grab some good grub
at Buster's Beach House. Don't miss a leisurely browse at Upstart Crow,
San Diego's original combination bookstore and coffee shop. |
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