El Cajon Hotels

El Cajon is a small city of 100,000 resident situated inland from La Jolla and Del Mar California, nestled in hillsides. This city sees lots of sunshine and warmth year round. Sycuan Casino is a popular destination. It's part of the Sycuan Resort hotel and golf complex.

El Cajon Hotels include the Days Inn El Cajon, Relax Inn Suites, Motel 6 El Cajon, Best Western El Cajon, Rodeway Inn El Cajon, Travelodge El Cajon, Sycuan Resort, Super 8 El Cajon, Relax Inn & Suites El Cajon, Quality Inn & Suites, and America's Best Value Inn El Cajon. It's questionable whether El Cajon is a good choice for family vacationers who can't find anything closer to the ocean and San Diego Beaches.

San Diego Hotels

California's 2nd largest city, San Diego is a wonderful place to spend your vacation. Get away from it all in a city that has everything you want in a vacation including 70 miles of beaches amid perfect warm climate and gorgeous Ocean Sunsets and breezes. Plenty of sunshine and never gets too hot. If you feel energetic, you can book tours of the city including wonderful Old Town, Balboa Park, San Diego Zoo, Gaslamp Quarter, and Coronado Island. From 5 star downtown San Diego hotels to budget accommodations on Mission Beach and Chula Vista, there are plenty of San Diego hotels at varying prices and amenities.

Outside of downtown San Diego you can choose from Chula Vista Hotels, Mission Beach Hotels, Pacific Beach Hotels, La Jolla Hotels, Ecinitas Hotels, Escondido Hotels, El Cajon Hotels, Carlsbad Hotels and Oceanside Hotels. Or you can take a good look at available Oceanside condo rentals which offer greater amenities and at much cheaper rates than you'll find at upscale hotels in San Diego or La Jolla.

Luxury Hotels in San Diego

There are luxury hotels right on the San Diego waterfront, and although they are close to the downtown core with shopping available at Horton Plaza and strolling down the boardwalk at Seaport Village, the hotels aren't really well located for the typical family vacation. Across the San Diego Harbor is Coronado, a nice spot with its own excellent and large beaches. The neighborhood in Coronado is fine for walking and shopping and is definitely one place you'll want to make a day trip to. If you're staying there, it has a very tropical atmosphere and the old Hotel Del Coronado is very popular. For a much better San Diego vacation experience you may want to check out North Coast Village rentals which offer full kitchen and resort amenities at a much better rate than San Diego Hotels. And, it's more of the beach vacation condo you're expecting and wanting.

Budget Hotels San Diego

For the budget conscious travellers, the hotels on Interstate 8 and on Interstate 5 in Chula offer accommodations at the best price you'll find. They're not far from downtown, Balboa Park and the San Diego Zoo. Chula Vista hotels are near to Imperial Beach. There are nice boutique hotels downtown and if you want to experience San Diego's beautiful downtown and the nightlife there, they are a good place to stay. Mission beach hotels are another good spot if you're seeking budget accommodation. There are numerous hotels along Mission Blvd. The Sorrento Valley near La Jolla offers nice accommodation that is in a pleasant area and not far from I5 and La Jolla. La Jolla itself has some great hotels but expect higher hotel room rates.

San Diego Zoo

One of the biggest attractions in Southern California is the world famous San Diego Zoo. This incredible zoo houses a huge selection of animals, insects, birds, snakes, and flora. You and you kids can enjoy seeing more than 4,000 animals of more than 800 species. The zoo has guided tour buses that cover 75% of the park and for a thrill you can try the overhead gondola lift called the Skyfari, which gives you a great view of the grounds. The zoo's major exhibit areas are: Absolutely Apes, Children's Zoo, Elephant Odyssey, Giant Panda Research Station, Ituri Forest, Monkey Trails, and Polar Bear Plunge.

Current exhibits at the San Diego Zoo are the Panda Trek and the Nightime Zoo. Make sure you see the Tales of the Mandarin Forest—Golden Lion Chinese Acrobats, Power and Air—Strength and Aerial Acrobats, Dr. Zoolittle Explores Asia and the Steam Powered Giraffe - Robot Band.

San Diego Zoo Ticket Prices and Hours

1‑Day Tickets are $40 Adult and $30 for kids Includes unlimited use of Guided Bus Tour, Express Bus, Skyfari Aerial Tram. 2-Visit Pass $76 for adults and $56 for kids and includes: 1-Day Pass to the Zoo and an Africa Tram Safari Pass to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park or Two 1-Day Passes to the Zoo or Two Africa Tram Safari Passes to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.

San Diego Zoo Hours are: 9 a.m to 6 p.m daily. Summer Hours are: 9 a.m.–9 p.m (June 24–September 5). The Zoo is located within Balboa Park at 2920 Zoo Drive in Balboa Park, just north of downtown San Diego. Phone: 619-231-1515. From Interstate 5, exit at the Pershing Drive exit.

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