Luxurious, exclusive, and fine accommodations are mainstays, along with a vast array of amenities. Properties showcase lovely grounds and features like restaurants, lounges, a fitness center, and pools. Expect the highest levels of personal service and in

10 of the Best San Diego Luxury Hotels

Luxurious, exclusive, and fine accommodations are mainstays, along with a vast array of amenities. Properties showcase lovely grounds and features like restaurants, lounges, a fitness center, and pools. Expect the highest levels of personal service and individual attention. After your stay, you'll leave feeling well cared for and relaxed.

A luxury hotel is a hotel that is upscale and typically costs more than the average accommodation. While there isn't a formal threshold, in most cities, hotels that charge above $200-250 would be considered luxury.

	La Valencia Hotel A visit to this 1928 Mediterranean-style luxury hotel in La Jolla, awash in pink stucco and adorned with a Spanish tiled roof, will leave you mesmerized.
	Omni San Diego The Omni is located close to the Gaslamp Quarter. The San Diego Trolley stops nearby. Baseball fans will love the Omni; it's connected by skybridge directly to the San Diego Padres Ballpark.
	Hyatt Regency La Jolla This modern, 16-story hotel boasts an airy, marble-clad lobby and all the extras you could desire. The 32,000-square-foot, full-service health spa features cardiovascular and weight-training equipment, basketball court, sauna, jacuzzi, aerobics, pool complex and tennis courts.
	US Grant Hotel This historic hotel, built in 1910, has hosted 12 US presidents during its lifetime. It's a gorgeous place, beginning with its elegant lobby adorned with crystal chandeliers, exquisite paneling, and gleaming marble.
	Westgate Hotel Westgate Hotel is possibly downtown San Diego's most opulent, with a lobby modeled after the anteroom at Versailles and the largest standard rooms in downtown. Travel + Leisure magazine named it the best business hotel in San Diego. Offers an onsite spa, complimentary transportation to the airport and local attractions
	Lodge at Torrey Pines This elegant, craftsman-style resort, overlooking the 18th hole of the Torrey Pines Golf Course is one of our San Diego favorites. Their onsite restaurant J. R. Valentien is one of the area's best, and the spa is relaxing and well-appointed.
	L'Auberge Del Mar Resort & Spa Near the shores of the Pacific Ocean, in the picturesque village of Del Mar, the timeless L'Auberge Del Mar has been reborn, redefining the California coastal resort experience and celebrating the special connection we all have with the tranquility, comfort and relaxation of the sea.
	The Westin San Diego The Westin San Diego's spectacular crystalline design is a signature landmark in the city skyline. The sophisticated urban setting begins with the 100-foot high lobby atrium, creating a magnificent sense of arrival.
	Loews Coronado Bay Resort On a lush, private 15-acre peninsula, Loews Coronado Bay Resort is a blissful Pacific oasis, with easy access to all the attractions of San Diego. A water lover’s paradise, the resort sets an exceptional standard for casual sophistication with world-class service, including exceptional dining options and airy guest rooms that invite the outdoors in with ocean, bay, marina or pool views.
	Setai San Diego Exuding Zen-inspired serenity, Setai San Diego whispers unmistakable luxury and sophistication. Enveloped in soaring glass and steel and boasting textured natural elements and unique art, this jewel of a resort redefines the San Diego skyline.