Hotel del Coronado
Monument · San Diego

Hotel del Coronado

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Built in 1888, it features distinctive red turrets and white wooden architecture. The hotel remains in operation as a resort while its public areas and beachfront are accessible to visitors. Look for the original lobby details and ocean views from the grounds.

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Good to know

Tickets
Public areas free; hotel stays require reservations
Time needed
1 hour
Best time
Morning
Getting there
Drive across the Coronado Bridge, or take the ferry from downtown San Diego and then a bus or bike to the hotel

Itineraries with Hotel del Coronado

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  2. 11:30Coronado BeachSan Diego
  3. 16:00USS Midway MuseumSan Diego
  4. 19:00Gaslamp QuarterSan Diego
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Hotel del Coronado questions

Is the Hotel del Coronado open to non-guests?

Yes. Visitors can walk through the public areas, shops and restaurants, and use the public beach in front.

What is the Hotel del Coronado known for?

It is a National Historic Landmark that opened in 1888, known for its Victorian wooden architecture and red turrets.

Can you tour the Hotel del Coronado?

Visitors can explore the grounds and lobby on their own. Paid guided history tours are also offered; check the hotel or Coronado Historical Association for times.

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