Embassy Suites San Diego Bay – Downtown: San Diego, California



Property
Don’t you love it when the large chain hotels actually consider that you may want to take your family to a city? The Embassy Suites comes up trumps! Large two-room suites contain the regular conveniences such as TV in each room, coffee maker and ironing board. They have also thoughtfully added a small fridge and microwave. Rates include breakfast, kids’ menu available. Ask them if they have any special children’s activities (most recent was a “build a bear” kit) when you book. To distract your young children from diving into the very pleasant hotel waterfalls and fishponds, grab a coffee from the on-site Starbucks and take those rascals to the hotel’s indoor pool.
Location
Perfect location for San Diego, so convenient you may want to consider not renting a car. The hotel is minutes from the entertaining Gaslight district, where you can find plenty of restaurants and nightlife. It is 3 blocks from the Trolley, which takes you anywhere in the city. If you are a flexible sort, combining family and business, the San Diego Convention Center is walking distance. Airport is within easy access.
Sleeps
Up to 4 in 2-room suites. Some 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom suites are available as well.
Highlights
Charming staff; walking distance to the fun Gaslight district; bay view (from some rooms).
Good to know
They frequently have vacation specials – ask when you book. Budget for hotel parking, if driving.
www.embassysuites1.hilton.com
May 27th, 2008 | by Jane Rytina
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