SAN DIEGO BEACH RESORT

San Diego’s Mission Beach and Pacific Beach are as good as it gets for surfside excitement. The resort prices are a key attraction: at some resorts, rooms and bungalows have kitchenettes, and by the end of your stay you can wonder at how little you’ve spent to plunk your kids down with a beach near the door. Thousands of visitors and San Diegans learn to sail on Mission Bay – the beach neighborhood’s watery southern and eastern boundary – whether in competitive Lasers or a picnic-laden day sailer.

Mission Beach was a Johnnie-come-lately as a San Diego resort.


The land boom of the 1880’s passed the area by, while Coronado, La Jolla, Pacific Beach, and Ocean Beach were all “discovered” – and exploited by the realtors – as resort areas. Some time before 1914, John D. Spreckels saw opportunity in the long, narrow peninsula extending south from Pacific beach, bought parts of Pueblo Lot 1803, and worked through corporations and agents to put the land on the market.

San Diego is home to 18 four- and five-star and diamond resorts. Since completing expansion in 2001 that doubled its size to 1.6 million square feet, the bay front downtown convention center has brought almost $900 million into the local economy. There are about 8500 hotel rooms within a mile of the center. The combination of lodging, dining, entertainment and retail within a compact area makes the city a lively destination for visitors.


Beach Resort In San Diego
La Valencia Hotel lets you enjoy the beauty of La Jolla and Southern California in elegant style. Experience the tranquility, rejuvenation, and leisure waiting for you at one of the San Diego resorts that has enchanted both guests and residents alike. La Valencia Hotel gives you the isolation of a private resort with ease of access to San Diego’s best entertainment – it is situated just a short distance from most downtown San Diego resorts in beautiful La Jolla Village.