Hotels in San Diego

[ploveda1 20]

Where did everyone stay if they arrived the night before their surgery? What hotels?

[AmandaRaeLeo 2,146]

I'm staying an extra night in San Diego postop. I'm looking at the Days Inn ad they are moderately priced and have a free airport shuttle.

Amanda Rae

[C_TimesThree 64]

I always bid in rooms using Priceline, I've gotten $250-300 a night hotels for $75-100 before!

[5DogMa 62]

The night before is usually covered in the package price unless you're doing something different. We got 1 night before surgery at the hotel, 2 days in hospital and then 2 more days in hotel.

[ploveda1 20]

Thank you so much for all your help. So excited to being sleeved on the 14th trying to get everything in order before I fly out on the 13th.

[julielle 199]

We stayed at the Holiday Inn Bayside, the rooms were very comfortable, the price was good, the restaurant on site had a good tortilla Soup broth (I had to ask them to strain it). Oh and free shuttle to the airport, it's only 1 mile from the airport so it's quick.

[Speedbump 38]

I used Priceline on both my trips to San Diego, both pre surgery and For my check up visit.

I got the Rancho Bernardo Doubletre (Pre surgery) for $70

I got the Westin Gaslamp (VERY NICE) for $60

I got the Manchester Grand Hyatt for $85

I used the super shuttle on the first trip to and from the airport, but used Taxi service on the check up visit. The downtown hotels are about $10 for 2 people in a cab, versus $18 for the Super Shuttle.

[Shergirl 18]

I live and work in San Diego Co and have a few suggestions.

Stay close to the airport and don't go farther south of the downtown area along 1-5. Some of those areas are pretty dicey.

There are also some good hotels that are east on I-8 that are pretty safe.

If you have time, drive across the big blue bridge to Coronado or go downtown along the harbor. Those are both nice places to take a stroll.

Good Luck !