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13 Best San Diego Luxury Hotels & Resorts That Deserve Five Stars Reviewed

I rate the best San Diego luxury hotels based on personal experience, client feedback, insider tips and share how to book in as a VIP.

Find the best San Diego luxury hotels for your next five-star vacation

If you’re looking for luxury hotels and resorts in San Diego, you’re in the right place. I know them better than anyone, thanks to the thousands of clients I’ve booked into them. And bigger thanks to my colleagues onsite at most of these properties who take care of them.

My expertise also stems from five years of living in a luxury hotel. So, I know exactly what travelers are looking for when they say they want recommendations for five-star hotels in San Diego.

You might not see properties mentioned here that are considered luxury hotels in San Diego on other lists. We have tons of great hotels. Many are in what I would call the high four-star range, or they are boutique hotels that can’t offer robust amenities due to space constraints.

If you tell me you’re used to staying at Four Seasons, Mandarin Oriental, The Ritz-Carlton, Montage, and similar brands (like I am), you’ll be happiest referring to this list. We judge based on property offerings, service, quality of the rooms, personal stays, reader feedback, client reviews, and critical insider information from sources inside these hotels and resorts.

You can access VIP perks at most of these properties through me. I’ll tell you which San Diego luxury hotels my benefits apply to. If not, you’ll find links to book through the hotel directly or where we know our readers book.

1. Rancho Valencia Resort and Spa

Location: Rancho Santa Fe

  • Olive Grove Suite at Rancho Valencia in San Diego
  • Suite patio with outdoor fireplace and lounge chairs.
  • Hacienda bedroom at Rancho Valencia resort in San Diego
  • The pool at Rancho Valencia luxury resort in San Diego
  • Rancho Valencia Spa Pool
  • Couples treatment room at Rancho Valencia Spa

Why go: You’d like to stay put and enjoy a quiet getaway in luxurious and large villas with access to tennis courts, pickleball courts, a state-of-the-art spa, fitness programming, and peaceful surroundings in the luxury of a Relais & Châteaux property.

Given its wellness offerings, it’s also a great spot to recharge your batteries. And guests can look forward to golfing at some of the region’s best golf courses, including some that are otherwise private.

In other words, there’s a good reason Rancho Valencia Resort and Spa has been ranked the #1 California Resort by U.S. News & World Report Travel and earned a Five-star rating from Forbes Travel Guide. When you stay here, you won’t lack for anything. A lot of people book in and stay put.

See also: Rancho Valencia Resort and Spa Review

Hotel amenities:

  • Complimentary games, bocce ball, ping pong, bikes, and more for family-friendly fun
  • Yoga pavilion, Pilates studio, and fitness center onsite with classes
  • An awesome spa with couples’ spa treatment rooms
  • An excellent tennis program with lessons and clinics
  • Access to private and public golf courses, including The Farms, Torrey Pines Golf Course, Del Mar Country Club, and more.
  • Two heated saline pools, an adults-only pool and a family pool
  • Loaner Bentleys for resort guests
  • All-suite hotel (though some are one-room suites)

Good to know: If you plan on spending a lot of time off-property, Rancho Santa Fe might be too inland for you. A car is definitely necessary. Agave and Olive Suites have sunken living rooms in the same open space as the bedroom. Palm Suites and above have fully separate living rooms and bedrooms.

Reservations: Rancho Valencia is a Virtuoso property, which means I can book you in with:


2. Beach Village at The Del

Location: Coronado Island (Beach Village is a private enclave inside Hotel Del Coronado)

  • Beach Village at The Del Oval Pool.
  • Oceanfront Cottage Guest room interior
  • Beach Village and Hotel del Coronado exterior over the beach.
  • Beachfront Cottage Junior Suite with fire pit
  • Renovated bathroom
  • The living room and kitchen area in the Horizon Suite.

Why go: This San Diego luxury hotel offers our very best beachfront experience. Beach Village is a gated community within the larger Hotel del Coronado resort. You’ll stay in renovated designer cottages and villas ranging from larger hotel rooms to three-bedroom villas.

Beach Village guests receive an elevated level of service and many VIP amenities. They have access to its swimming pools and common areas as well as everything else on the busier main resort. It’s popular for groups and multigenerational travel because many accommodations have full kitchens.

If your idea of true luxury is privacy, then you’ll definitely find that this is one of the best luxury hotels in San Diego. Because accommodations are spread across multiple buildings, it feels more residential and private than the main resort or Shore House at The Del.

See also: Why Beach Village at The Del Is San Diego’s Best Beach Vacation

Hotel amenities:

  • Beach Village guests have access to Hotel del Coronado resort amenities (not vice versa)
  • Complimentary use of beach chairs and umbrellas at Del Beach (half-moon cabanettes and day beds are available for rent), where it’s also possible to enjoy drink and food service on the sand.
  • Villa rooms with two queen beds and a queen-sized sofa sleeper — enough room for families of up to six people
  • Early morning yoga on the beach and outdoor beachside spinning classes.
  • A beachside boardwalk in front of the hotel is perfect for riding bikes and surreys (rentals are available)
  • Private beach bonfires with s’more roasting (additional fee applies)
  • Boogie board, surfboard, and skimboard rentals
  • Personal Concierge service
  • VIP Entrance
  • Priority reservations across the resort
  • Pools with cabanas and lounge chairs for Beach Village guests only
  • Ground-floor cottages with fire pits on the patio
  • Designer cottages with designer appliances

Good to know: The cottages closest to the beach border the boardwalk, so you will see people on bikes, walking, etc. — but they do have the best beach and Pacific Ocean views and are the most popular. You can upgrade to include Ocean Club lounge access.

Reservations: Beach Village at The Del is a part of Hotel del Coronado and, therefore, a Virtuoso property with these amenities (online booking is unavailable, so you’ll need to request a Virtuoso rate from me):

NEW: I am a member of the exclusive Crown Club at The Del, which unlocks a higher tier of Virtuoso and Hilton for Luxury amenities for my clients. The hotel adds these to your reservation after booking.

Instead of the one-time $100 dining credit, you get:

  • Guestroom: one-time $150 resort credit
  • 1 Bedroom Villa/Cottage: one-time $250 resort credit
  • 2 Bedroom Villa/Cottage: one-time $350 resort credit
  • 3 Bedroom Villa/Cottage: one-time $450 resort credit

You can also take a look at the discounted Hilton Honors rate.

What’s the Most Expensive Hotel in San Diego?

The multibedroom units at Beach Village at The Del are among the most expensive hotel accommodations you can book in San Diego simply because you’re getting more space (that’s been renovated), a designer kitchen, elevated service, and a beachfront location.


3. Fairmont Grand Del Mar

Location: Carmel Valley (East of Del Mar)

  • A father and daughter jump into the Main Pool at Fairmont Grand Del Mar.
  • Palazzo Suite Living Room at Fairmont Grand Del Mar
  • A marble bathroom at Fairmont Grand Del Mar in San Diego.
  • Tables and chairs set for guests on the outdoor terrace at Amaya restaurant.
  • Fairmont Grand Del Mar: A San Diego hotel for large families
  • Family activities at Fairmont Grand Del Mar, a luxury hotel in San Diego.
  • A room at Fairmont Grand Del Mar, San Diego's best luxury hotel.
  • The Spa at Fairmont Grand Del Mar is one of San Diego's best spas because of top-notch services, expansive lounge areas, private pool and more.
  • Adults only spa pool at Fairmont Grand Del Mar.
  • Archery at Fairmont Grand Del Mar

Why go: Fairmont Grand Del Mar is considered one of the best five-star hotels in San Diego and has graced many lists of best luxury hotels in the United States.

Its spa and Addison restaurant both hold Forbes Five-Star ratings. Addison is the only three-Michelin-star restaurant in San Diego. I can tell you from personal experience that it’s fantastic.

You may not want to leave, so it’s also a perfect staycation or vacation choice for couples, families, or solo travelers who need pampering. The decor is Mediterranean-style, and the suites, in particular, are beautiful, plentiful, and often surprisingly reasonable for those who need a bit more space. You feel like you’re on vacation in a huge Tuscan villa.

See also: Fairmont Grand Del Mar Review

Hotel amenities:

  • State-of-the-art supervised Explorers Club with daily scheduled programming or drop-in use for kids ages 5-12 that includes the latest video games, fully-stocked arts and crafts center, traditional games, foosball, ping pong, and more (check for opening hours)
  • Horseback riding lessons at the onsite Equestrian Center
  • Children’s pool with wading area
  • Family pool with underwater music and sand play area
  • Adults-only rooms (Signature Terrace) and pool
  • Seasonal activities such as s’mores and family movie nights
  • Private Tom Fazio-designed golf course with exclusive access for hotel guests and junior golf programs for kids ages 13–17 (junior golfers play at half-price)
  • One of San Diego’s best spas, complete with gorgeous lounging areas, couples treatments, a salon, and a private pool
  • Addison, a three-Michelin-star restaurant regarded as San Diego’s best restaurant
  • Two pro-style tennis courts complete with instructors and clinics for adults and kids
  • Designer boutiques
  • Guided canyon hikes
  • Business center
  • Bikes for riding along the nearby trails in the Los Peñasquitos Canyon Preserve
  • Top-notch service everywhere
  • Seasonal beach butlers to drive guests to the beach and set up chairs/umbrellas
  • Spacious rooms with marble bathrooms, some with verandas or patios.

Good to know: A rental car is advisable because this family-friendly San Diego luxury hotel is located a bit inland, with little to do within walking distance. Its central San Diego location with easy access to the I-5 freeway makes it easy to get to attractions like LEGOLAND to the north and Balboa Park, Mission Bay, or the San Diego Zoo to the south.

Reservations: Fairmont Grand Del Mar is a Virtuoso property, which means that I can book you in with the following amenities (keep an eye out for their free night promotion, which is valid on certain dates):


4. Four Seasons Residence Club Aviara, North San Diego

Location: Aviara (Carlsbad)

  • A Four Seasons Aviara staff member holds treats to pass out at the swimming pool.
    Photo courtesy of Four Seasons
  • A Superior King room interior decorated in coastal hues.
    Photo courtesy of Four Seasons
  • A building full of residences overlooks the Batiquitos Lagoon.
    Photo courtesy of Four Seasons
  • A full kitchen with dishwasher, oven and fridge at Four Seasons Aviara North San Diego
    Photo courtesy of Four Seasons
  • Villa Living room at Four Seasons Aviara with wet bar.
    Photo courtesy of Four Seasons
  • Four Seasons Residence Club Aviara, North San Diego is one of the city's best luxury hotels.
    Photo courtesy of Four Seasons
  • Colorful interior of Kids Club 760 at Four Seasons Aviara
    Photo courtesy of Four Seasons

Why go: Stay here if you’d like a home away from home with the usual flawless Four Seasons service. One-bedroom villas and larger have full kitchens, whereas the Superior King room has a kitchenette.

The villas offer separate bedrooms and living areas that provide travelers with plenty of space (Superior King guest rooms do not) for (usually) a reasonable price for what you get.

This is one of the best hotels in San Diego for extended stays and multigenerational travel, though a stay of any length will be enjoyable. The dining at Seasons Restaurant is lovely and changes seasonally—and sometimes daily as the local farmers’ markets inspire the Chef de Cuisine—so there’s always something new.

If you’re a fan of Four Seasons (I work with many people who only stay in FS properties), this might be the best luxury hotel in San Diego, California, for you.

See also: Four Seasons Residence Club Aviara Review

Hotel amenities:

  • Aviara Kids Club with fun activities such as arts and crafts, ping pong, video games, and dive-in movies (unstaffed)
  • Board games to check out and use in the villas
  • Two swimming pools and a special children’s pool
  • Childproofing, high chairs, and other accessories available upon request
  • The Driftwood Spa and a fitness center
  • Babysitting services
  • Special coastal tours (the kids can come, too) in a vintage Woody by reservation
  • Seasons barista bar for gourmet coffee drinks and to-go items
  • A Two-Bedroom Villa that sleeps up to 8 people.

Good to know: Park Hyatt Aviara is next door, so guests can enjoy dining there, too. Aviara is an inland residential/golf community, so it helps to have a rental car. This hotel is outstanding. Of all the top luxury hotels in San Diego, this is one that I haven’t had a single complaint about. Self-parking is included in the resort fee. It has an earlier check-out time than normal at 10 a.m.

NOT A SPRAWLING RESORT

It isn’t going to feel like a Four Seasons Maui or even one of their urban hotels. It’s quiet, luxe, and you can even bring your pets. And, it can be great value.

Reservations: Cadence is a Four Seasons Preferred Partner agency which means that I can book you in with additional value-added amenities and services that include:

This is how I book my own Four Seasons stays. (I lived in a Four Seasons hotel, stay in them regularly, and can tell you in detail about nearly every property in their portfolio.)


5. The Lodge at Torrey Pines

Location: La Jolla (Torrey Pines/UCSD area)

  • The Lodge at Torrey Pines building exterior and pool lit at dusk.
  • The Lodge at Torrey Pines lobby in 1900s California Craftsman-style
  • Palisade room at The Lodge at Torrey Pines overlooking the ocean and Torrey Pines Golf Course
  • Pool area at The Lodge at Torrey Pines
  • Palisade Queen room interior
  • A wooden table on The Grill's patio overlooking the golf course.
  • The Lodge at Torrey Pines lobby
  • Gamble Suite at The Lodge at Torrey Pines
  • A kilted doorman opens the stained glass door to the lobby at The Lodge at Torrey Pines
  • A couple in robes sits in the spa's lounge area.

Why go: You want an intimate, highly-rated, luxury boutique hotel right next to Torrey Pines Golf Course and Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve. You’ll need to appreciate its California craftsman style. The Lodge at Torrey Pines boasts ocean views and excellent customer service. I book many repeat guests and was reminded of how beautiful it is during a recent personal stay.

The Lodge at Torrey Pines is often mentioned in national publications as not only one of the top luxury hotels in San Diego but also one of the top hotels in California.

The spa and its farm-to-table restaurant, A.R. Valentien, are excellent. They even offer complimentary luxury car service to guests within a five-mile radius, which includes beaches and the Village of La Jolla. I genuinely believe that The Lodge at Torrey Pines deserves its AAA Five Diamond rating. It’s my favorite La Jolla hotel and popular with parents visiting students at the University of California, San Diego.

See also: The Lodge at Torrey Pines Review

Hotel amenities:

  • Outstanding dining via room service and at the restaurants
  • Full-service spa
  • Torrey Pines Golf Course (the Golf Services team can help secure tee times)
  • Outdoor fireplaces and fire pits
  • Heated pool and hot tub
  • Weekend yoga classes and croquet
  • Spacious guest rooms that range in size from 500 square feet to more than 1500 square feet
  • Luxury suites up to 2500 square feet
  • Egyptian cotton linen and quilted duvets
  • Suites with fireplaces and balconies available
  • The farm-to-table A.R. Valentien restaurant — one of San Diego’s best
  • Complimentary house car service within a short distance of the hotel (La Jolla Shores/Village of La Jolla)

Good to know: This La Jolla hotel overlooks the renowned Torrey Pines Golf Course. Golfers should stay here because Golf Services can make tee time reservations at other private golf courses around the county. The spa is not huge, but it’s a very, very good one (I go for massages there sometimes). Palisade Rooms are my favorite because they have ocean horizon views and a fireplace.

Awards: AAA Five Diamonds, Forbes 4-Star recipient, Condé Nast Traveler Readers Choice Award

Reservations: The Lodge at Torrey Pines is a Virtuoso property, which means my readers can book in with benefits. This includes a usually discounted rate (you’ll have to be logged in to Virtuoso to see the discount) and additional amenities that include:


6. Pendry San Diego

Location: Downtown San Diego (Gaslamp Quarter)

  • The rooftop pool at Pendry San Diego
  • Pendry San Diego Superior Double Queen room
  • Pendry San Diego Pool Cabana Suite
  • Pendry San Diego Premier Room
  • Lounge chairs surround the pool at Pendry San Diego hotel.
  • Provisional Kitchen at Pendry San Diego
  • Lionfish Restaurant at Pendry San Diego hotel
  • Pendry San Diego Corner Suite
  • Pendry San Diego Moet & Chandon champagne vending machine

Why go: Pendry San Diego is by far one of the top luxury hotels in San Diego. The boutique hotel’s specialty is blending modern with traditional throughout the entire hotel, including in rooms, the beer hall, social club nightlife experience, pool and rooftop bar, elegant street level hotel bar, and signature farm-to-table restaurant.

It’s not a small hotel either, with 317 guest rooms, including 36 suites. With its attention to detail, luxury linens, stylish decor, city views, and excellent service, Pendry San Diego is a top choice for those who want to stay in the city center or downtown San Diego Gaslamp Quarter area. You can walk to PETCO Park and the San Diego Convention Center.

There’s even a pool concierge (you’ll get his email when you book through me). A pool suite you can book overnight opens up to the outdoor swimming pool.

See also: Pendry San Diego Review

Hotel amenities:

  • Rooms with luxury linens, custom amenity program from renowned parfumerie MiN New York, Waterworks bath accessories, 50″ televisions, fully-stocked mini bar
  • Five restaurants and bars, including Nason’s Beer Hall, Provisional Kitchen, and Lionfish
  • Rooftop pool
  • 24-hour fitness center
  • Spa Pendry (I had a really great massage during my last stay)
  • Pet-friendly

Good to know: Pendry San Diego is one of the many top luxury hotels in San Diego that welcomes families (kids receive a special welcome amenity) and also offers connecting hotel rooms. However, you’ll want to check the pool party schedule to avoid these when your kids want to swim.

Hotel guests receive expedited entry into the Oxford Social Club. It’s also easy to walk to Petco Park if you’re a baseball fan or to San Diego Bay for tours and museums on the Embarcadero. I love working with my contacts here because they spoil my guests.

ROOM BOOKING TIP

The rooms are the same size but what differentiates them is the view. I would book Bay or Skyline View rooms and above to get further up from Gaslamp Quarter street noise if you are a light sleeper.

Reservations: Pendry San Diego is a Virtuoso property, which means that we can add on the following amenities to your room or suite:


7. Shore House at The Del

Location: Coronado Island (Shore House is a private enclave inside Hotel Del Coronado)

  • The Shore House Pool
  • An oceanfront living room at Hotel del Coronado's Shore House
  • Shore House pool bar
  • Lobby with seating and fire place inside Shore House
  • Bathroom in a Shore House residence.
  • A living room at Hotel del Coronado's Shore House
  • Bedroom interior with neutral colors at Shore House at Hotel del Coronado
  • A resort view kitchen with dining table at Shore House
  • The Shore House Pool

Why go: Shore House at The Del is another separately booked property within the main Hotel del Coronado resort. It’s a U-shaped boutique hotel within a larger hotel; only Shore House guests can access its amenities.

The centerpiece is a large pool area with a pool bar. It’s designed to be more intimate than the Main Resort, yet more social than Beach Village. Luxurious coastal accommodations range from king and double-queen rooms to three-bedroom villas with designer kitchens.

I advise that guests choose oceanfront or ocean view accommodations here to avoid street and possible noise from the event center behind the resort. Plus, these views are the best!

Hotel amenities:

  • Separate entrance and check-in
  • VIP concierge services
  • Shore House Bistro — only for Shore House guests
  • Most residences have outdoor fireplaces
  • One-, two-, and three-bedroom residences with designer kitchens
  • Beachside fire pits (first come, first served)
  • Access to activities, dining, pool, and spa on the main resort
  • A great family pool.

Good to know: Multigenerational families choose Shore House because of its larger accommodations. However, they can’t guarantee that you’ll be in the same wing or on the same floor. Also, rooms here can be priced similarly to rooms at the Main Resort. Ocean view rooms and residences actually have an angled or side ocean view.

Reservations: You can also take advantage of our VIP amenities.

NEW: I am a member of the exclusive Crown Club at The Del, which unlocks a higher tier of Virtuoso and Hilton for Luxury amenities for my clients. The hotel adds these to your reservation after booking.

Instead of the one-time $100 dining credit, you get:

  • Guestroom: one-time $150 resort credit
  • 1 Bedroom Villa/Cottage: one-time $250 resort credit
  • 2 Bedroom Villa/Cottage: one-time $350 resort credit
  • 3 Bedroom Villa/Cottage: one-time $450 resort credit

8. Park Hyatt Aviara Golf Club and Spa

Location: Aviara (Carlsbad)

  • Aerial view over Park Hyatt Aviara to the ocean.
    Photo courtesy of Park Hyatt Aviara
  • King guest room with a sofa bed at Park Hyatt Aviara Resort in San Diego
    Photo courtesy of Park Hyatt Aviara
  • Two small water slides at the Park Hyatt Aviara pool.
    Photo courtesy of Park Hyatt Aviara
  • Photo courtesy of Park Hyatt Aviara
  • Pool View room balcony overlooking the swimming pool area.
  • Two kings guest room at Park Hyatt Aviara
    Photo courtesy of Park Hyatt Aviara
  • Photo courtesy of Park Hyatt Aviara
  • Photo courtesy of Park Hyatt Aviara
  • A marble bathroom in a guest room at Park Hyatt Aviara in San Diego
    Photo courtesy of Park Hyatt Aviara
  • Interior of Ponto Lago restaurant at Park Hyatt Aviara.
    Photo courtesy of Park Hyatt Aviara
  • Aerial view of pool deck.
    Photo courtesy of Park Hyatt Aviara
  • The Pacific Point restaurant and bar area at Park Hyatt Aviara
    Photo courtesy of Park Hyatt Aviara
  • Topswing golf suite at Park Hyatt aviara
    Photo courtesy of Park Hyatt Aviara

Why go: You want to base your stay in a North County San Diego luxury hotel with excellent golf and an award-winning spa. Or, you would like to earn or redeem Hyatt points. Park Hyatt Aviara one of the best resorts for families because they usually can guarantee connecting hotel rooms in addition to a family pool with a splash pad and two water slides. They’ve also recently updated the lobby, rooms, and marble bathrooms to more of an upscale standard.

If you’re traveling during the Christmas season, this is one of the best luxury hotels in San Diego for holiday decor. Their holiday displays are usually epic, and the Festival of Wreaths — a silent auction of professionally decorated wreaths and trees benefiting Semper Fi Fund — is a sight to see. 

Hotel amenities:

  • The Miraval Life in Balance Spa with fitness classes, diverse treatments, a lounge area, and more
  • Bird watching over the wetlands
  • Seasonal junior tennis clinics
  • Outdoor family swimming pool with underwater lights, an adults-only pool, a water play area, and two water slides (kids must be 42″ to ride with an adult and 48″ to ride alone)
  • Surf concierge, including transportation to Ponto Beach and 2 hours of boogie board or surf lessons for ages 6 and above
  • Arnold Palmer designed golf course
  • Five lighted tennis courts, plus pickleball courts
  • TopGolf Swing Suite
  • Exquisite, varied dining across multiple restaurants
  • Frette robes and pillow-top beds
  • Two-bed guest rooms have two king beds in them

Good to know: As mentioned above, this incredibly beautiful part of Carlsbad is inland off of the I-5 freeway, so you’ll need to drive to the beach. Read about our recent stay at Park Hyatt Aviara Resort.

Awards: AAA Five Diamonds

Reservations: Book the Virtuoso rate (we will switch this to Hyatt Prive if it makes sense during your dates), which includes some extras at no extra cost to you that include:

Need to book ASAP? You can request the password for our new hotel booking tool and book your own Hyatt Prive rate. Please note that some Hyatt Prive rates are prepaid and nonchangeable.


9. Hotel del Coronado, Curio Collection by Hilton

Location: Coronado Island

  • Red and white striped lounge chairs on the beach in front of Hotel Del Coronado.
    Hotel del Coronado
  • Outdoor booth and table seating at Serea restaurant.
  • Crown room event space at Hotel del Coronado
  • New Cabana room interior.
    A Cabana room
  • A yorkie dog sits on a maroon pillow bed that says "Del Dog"
  • A guest works on a laptop from a cabana at the Main Pool.
  • View from The Views Oceanfront room.
  • Cabana Ocean View Terrace Fire Pit Room view to the beach.

Why go: We’ve already mentioned the two separately bookable luxury hotels within the Hotel del Coronado. So, if you’d like a waterfront hotel with a bigger list of offerings at a lower price than Beach Village or Shore House, you’ll stay at the main resort.

The red roof of this historic San Diego hotel has become one of the city’s icons. The roster of Hollywood celebrities, U.S. Presidents, and other dignitaries who have stayed at the Hotel del Coronado since its opening in 1888 is nothing short of impressive.

It’s San Diego’s best beachfront resort that is full-service, but I would call it four-plus stars. However, it’s the San Diego hotel that people book most through me because it does offer a well-rounded slate of activities.

Plus, Coronado Central Beach, in front of the hotel, has beautiful and expansive white sand. It’s one of the best places to go to the beach in San Diego. You can also walk to the shops and restaurants on Orange Avenue from the resort, though it has enough things to do onsite that you may not want to leave.

See also: Detailed Hotel del Coronado Review

Hotel amenities:

  • Full-service beach area (with seasonal chairside food and drink ordering) called Del Beach with luxury lounge chairs, umbrellas, half-moon cabanettes, and day beds for full-day rental
  • Stand-up paddleboard and surf lessons (arranged through the concierge)
  • Morning beach yoga and outdoor beachside spinning classes.
  • A beachside boardwalk in front of the hotel that is perfect for riding bikes and surreys (rentals are available near the hotel)
  • Private daily roasts can be arranged for beach s’mores
  • Boogie board, surfboard, and skimboard rentals
  • Ocean Explorers kids club for kids ages 5-12 (seasonal dates and times)
  • Delicious ice cream parlor on-site
  • Water toys and fun in the main outdoor swimming pool
  • Multiple shops to browse
  • Several waterfront dining and cocktail venues, including Nobu Del Coronado, Serẽa, and the classic Babcock & Story Bar
  • Full-service resort Spa at The Del
  • Renovated rooms and suites in The Cabanas and The Views buildings — some have patio fire pits.

Good to know: Restaurants and shops on Orange Avenue are within a short walk. There is a ferry from downtown San Diego to Coronado Island (the ferry is about a 30-minute walk from the hotel or a short Uber ride). The resort can feel very busy during peak times as residents and tourists visit the shops and restaurants during the day.

It is not a good choice for people looking for a quiet getaway, but it is one of San Diego’s icons and the hotel that readers most request on this site.

I recommend making dining reservations (including breakfast) and spa reservations in advance if traveling during a holiday week. Speaking of holidays, there is also quite a bit to do during the holidays at Hotel del Coronado from a seaside ice skating rink to other special programming. I have also written a detailed guide to Hotel del Coronado that addresses selecting a room and much more.

Reservations: Hotel del Coronado is a Virtuoso property, which means that I can book you in with the following value-added amenities:

The benefits above usually outweigh any AAA, military, or other discounts and deals. However, you can also check rates on Hilton as the hotel is a Curio Collection by Hilton property.


10. The US GRANT, a Luxury Collection Hotel, San Diego

Location: Downtown San Diego (Gaslamp Quarter)

  • Deluxe double room at THE US GRANT San Diego hotel
  • Rendezvous Bar at THE US GRANT San Diego
  • THE US GRANT, a Luxury Collection Hotel Presidential Suite in San Diego
  • The US GRANT Hotel in San Diego Penthouse Suite bathroom
  • THE US GRANT HOTEL in San Diego: Ulysses Suite
  • Concierge desk at THE US GRANT, a Luxury Collection Hotel in San Diego
  • The exterior at night of THE US GRANT, a Luxury Collection Hotel which is one of the haunted hotels in San Diego.
  • The elevator bank with red ottoman and chandelier.
  • Grant Grill restaurant at THE US GRANT San Diego
  • King room at THE US GRANT San Diego hotel
  • Landmark Suite at THE US GRANT San Diego hotel

Why go: Ulysses S. Grant, Jr. spent $1.9 million (a lot in 1910) to build this hotel in honor of his father, President Ulysses S. Grant. More than a dozen U.S. Presidents and countless celebrities have stayed here. It was also a speakeasy and a place where women’s rights were won.

Now, after a careful restoration that combined old with new, THE US GRANT, a Luxury Collection Hotel, San Diego, is better than ever. It is one of the top San Diego luxury hotels for historic hotel enthusiasts and history buffs searching for a unique stay in my city.

It’s also the best choice for those who want to earn or redeem Marriott Bonvoy points. I like the rooms’ contemporary look, with stunning original modern artwork over the beds. The hotel’s Grant Grill has some of the best cocktails around.

See also: THE US GRANT San Diego Review

Hotel amenities:

  • Contemporary guest rooms and suites with original modern artwork
  • Elemis bath products
  • 300 Thread-count sheets
  • Complimentary bottled water
  • 24-hour in-room dining
  • Complimentary morning coffee and tea service in the lobby
  • Complimentary afternoon beverage service in the lobby
  • Nightly turn-down service with chocolates
  • 24-hour fitness center
  • PressReader subscription with 5000+ magazine and newspaper subscriptions
  • Limited spa treatments (no full-service spa)

Good to know: There is no swimming pool or full-service spa in the hotel. The hotel is in a superb downtown location, within a short walk of San Diego’s best restaurants, entertainment venues, and shopping in the Gaslamp Quarter.

You’ll be able to reach Balboa Park within less than 10 minutes. The hotel prices well for location and quality. Bathtubs in downtown San Diego are hard to come by, but you can book Grande Deluxe Tub rooms here.

Reservations: I can book readers into THE US GRANT in two ways: Virtuoso and Marriott STARS. Both programs typically include:

You can book in as a Virtuoso guest, and I will adjust the reservation to Marriott STARS if I see it’s more advantageous.


11. La Valencia Hotel

Location: La Jolla (Village)

  • The outdoor pool at La Valencia Hotel overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
  • La Valencia Hotel exterior as seen from La Jolla's Prospect Street
  • Valencia suite bedroom at La Valencia Hotel La Jolla
  • Villa King Ocean room at La Valencia Hotel and Spa La Jolla
  • Classic King Ocean Room at La Valencia Hotel and Spa La Jolla
  • THE MED restaurant at La Valencia Hotel in La Jolla

Why go: La Valencia is a boutique hotel above La Jolla Cove and in the heart of La Jolla’s main Village business and shopping district. Built in 1926, “The Pink Lady” is a great spot for people who want to go carless in La Jolla and have everything they need within walking distance.

Ocean views abound from rooms and public spaces. La Valencia is considered the best luxury hotel in La Jolla’s downtown Village, and it is a good spot for well-heeled travelers. Rooms have been renovated. There are also villas (recommend) offering a little more privacy and ICON Suites.

See also: Detailed Guide to La Valencia Hotel La Jolla

Hotel amenities:

  • In-room dining
  • Luxurious European bath amenities
  • The Mediterranean Room restaurant for brunch and more
  • 4 Room types: Vintage, Classic, Villas & Icon
  • “La Sala” Lounge with live music, libations, and tapas
  • Oceanview heated saltwater pool and spa
  • Complimentary shoeshine
  • Complimentary WiFi
  • 300-count imported bed linens
  • Keurig coffee makers
  • Les Clefs d’Or Concierge service

Good to know: This La Jolla luxury hotel is pet-friendly. Weekend brunch at the Mediterranean Room restaurant is one of the most popular brunch spots in San Diego, CA, and I love lunch there, too. They have many different room and villa types starting with the Vintage King (small at 250 square feet).

I think the Villa King Ocean or Villa King Ocean Suite accommodations are the nicest, as they are in a quieter part of the hotel and closer to La Jolla Cove.

Reservations: I would advise that you shop around a little for the best price or book direct. Unlike the other hotels on this list, the best way to book depends on their promotions. They sometimes offer promotions for certain credit card holders and rates that include breakfast.

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12. L’Auberge Del Mar

Location: Del Mar

  • A vintage car in front of the entrance to L'Auberge Del Mar
  • View over the L'Auberge Del Mar pool deck to the ocean at sunset.
  • Muted grey, contemporary interior of the Cabana King room.
  • Ocean view through plantation shutters from the Coastal King room.
  • L'Auberge Del Mar open lobby seating with entrance to Adelaide.
  • The outdoor covered pool bar with stools waiting for guests.

Why go: L’Auberge Del Mar is a luxury boutique hotel that is reminiscent of a private coastal estate. It’s the best option for people who want to stay in the heart of Del Mar to walk to great restaurants and shops.

It is across the street from the Del Mar beach but has its own walkway to the sand. The spa and dining area are excellent. I would consider it also four-plus stars hotel class, but it appeals to horse racing enthusiasts (the track is a short drive away) and people who love the upscale community of Del Mar.

Hotel amenities:

  • 121 Guest rooms, including seven suites ranging from 450 – 1,200 square feet
  • All rooms have coastal, garden, or village views with balconies or patios, in-room coffee service, complimentary newspapers, Wi-Fi, large flat-screen TVs, sitting area/desk, iHome stereo systems
  • Interiors are decorated with a beach casual, upscale chic look
  • Some guest rooms have fireplaces
  • Fitness center
  • Full-service, beach house-style spa
  • Dogs are welcome
  • Several excellent dining options
  • Beach cruisers available on-site
  • Two lighted championship tennis courts
  • A recently debuted seasonal beach butler sets up chairs, umbrellas, and towels for guests
  • Beach picnics are available for ordering

Good to know: Due to the boutique hotel’s set-up and nearby landscaping, there are no rooms with full ocean views, even though the beach is across the street. I also recommend you always request a quiet room on your trip here as it’s popular for weddings, is on a street corner, and some rooms get valet parking/parking lot noise.

Reservations: I can book you in with a Virtuoso rate that includes:

*When searching rates, do not input children ages 17 and under as they will be priced as adults. I’m notified when you book and will add them after I contact you about your reservation.


13. Rancho Bernardo Inn

Location: Rancho Bernardo

  • The spa pool at Rancho Bernardo Inn, one of the best luxury hotels in San Diego.
  • Sereno guest room interior at Rancho Bernardo Inn
    Sereno Room
  • The golf course at golden hour
  • Guests do yoga by the spa pool
  • The spa pool and cabanas with evening light
  • Presidential Suite living room at Rancho Bernardo Inn
    Presidential Suite
  • The Vice Presidential Suite living room at Rancho Bernardo Inn
    Vice Presidential Suite
  • Estate Suite living room interior
    Estate Suite
  • The outdoor patio and fireplace at Veranda restaurant
    Veranda Restaurant
  • The rustic/modern interior at Avant restaurant in Rancho Bernardo.
    AVANT Restaurant
  • A cozy table and chairs inside Café Granada
    Café Granada

Why go: When it’s easiest to stay in North County San Diego, Rancho Bernardo Inn is your place. It’s a 265-acre golf and spa resort with truly fabulous spa facilities. It is convenient to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, nearby wineries such as Bernardo Winery, and golf.

It’s quiet over here, and kids like it. I like it as a San Diego staycation resort for residents, too. One thing I love about dining at this luxury San Diego hotel is that there is a chef’s garden — many greens and herbs used in the hotel’s restaurants are gathered by staff the same day they’re served.

Hotel amenities:

  • Recently-renovated 18-hole San Diego Championship Golf Course
  • An incredible resort spa with products featuring organic and natural ingredients (like food)
  • Saltwater pool at the spa, an adults-only pool, and a family pool
  • In-room camping package that kids love
  • Fitness center
  • Four dining options
  • A smartphone app for reservations, housekeeping, etc.
  • Rooms have private balconies or patios

Good to know: Rancho Bernardo Inn is a Preferred Hotels and Resorts member. They do host events like weddings that can be heard from some rooms, so request a quiet room.

Reservations: While we have VIP rates here, Rancho Bernardo Inn runs so many sale promotions that you are recently better off booking directly or through an online site.

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Honorable Mentions: Hotels on Other Lists That Are Great but Not Truly Five-Star

So here’s where I get a little picky. I like these two hotels a lot, and you’ll find they are priced lower than other San Diego luxury hotels and resorts on this list that are in similar neighborhoods. However, I would classify them as more 4-star-plus range hotels rather than 5-star hotels. I would not recommend them to people used to staying in luxury hotels in other cities.

The Westgate Hotel

Location: Downtown San Diego (Gaslamp Quarter)

  • The lobby of the glamorous Westgate Hotel in downtown San Diego.
  • The European inspired Westgate Hotel is one of San Diego's best downtown hotels.
  • See what's happening for Mother's Day in San Diego from brunches to freebies just for her.

Why go: With its classic Victorian vibe, The Westgate Hotel capitalizes on the era of grand décor while providing modern amenities. You’ll enjoy big rooms, a lovely rooftop pool, and a fantastic location on the edge of the Gaslamp Quarter. During their stay, guests can also take advantage of the adjacent AquaVie Spa + Wellness Center.

There is also an extravagant Sunday champagne brunch at Le Fontainebleau (one of the city’s best). The Westgate Hotel is within walking distance of many popular Gaslamp Quarter restaurants and shopping. It’s popular with business travelers, solo travelers, couples, and families.

Hotel amenities:

  • Access to the state-of-the-art AquaVie Fitness + Wellness Club
  • Rooftop pool with views of downtown
  • One of the best Sunday brunches in San Diego at Le Fontainebleau
  • Luxury linens and large flat-screen TVs
  • Handcrafted European furniture

Good to know: It’s not a huge hotel and can’t really be compared to five-star hotels in Paris. It is lovely for those who want to enjoy European hospitality and decor. It’s in the four-star hotel class and offers very good value for the price. I have luxury traveler readers who love it and some who think it’s just okay.

Awards: AAA Four Diamond Award, Open Table’s Diners’ Choice Winner for The Westgate Room and Brunch

Reservations: You can check with the hotel directly or search prices below.

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Intercontinental San Diego

Location: Downtown San Diego (Embarcadero)

  • Open-air pool deck surrounded by lounge chairs, overlooking San Diego Bay.
  • Interior of a double bed standard guest room at the InterContinental Hotel in San Diego
    Double bed guest room
  • Exterior view of the InterContinental San Diego building looking out toward San Diego Bay across the street.
  • A corner suite with view of the bay at InterContinental San Diego.
    Corner Suite
  • A king Club Room interior at InterContinental San Diego with a city view.
    King Club Room
  • View of Coronado from an InterContinental San Diego room
  • Tables in the Club Lounge set against tall glass walls with views overlooking the bay.

Why go: You are an IHG One Rewards member and would like to stay in a nice hotel in Downtown San Diego that has a club lounge and pretty bay views.

Hotel amenities:

  • Club InterContinental lounge
  • An onsite Starbucks, plus several restaurants and bars, including Mastro’s Ocean Club.
  • A large 3300-square-foot health center
  • Bay view outdoor swimming pool with cabanas
  • In-room Keurigs
  • Complimentary WiFi
  • Housekeeping and turndown service

Good to know: So, people who are used to staying in other InterContinental properties don’t feel like this lives up to the same standard. But if you go in with the right expectations, you’ll enjoy it. It tends to price well for a hotel with a good amount of amenities and a nice view. But don’t expect five-star service.

Reservations: Book through IHG using the member rate (free to join).

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FAQs About San Diego Luxury Hotels and Resorts

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Do you have favorite San Diego luxury hotels and resorts?

4 thoughts on “13 Best San Diego Luxury Hotels & Resorts That Deserve Five Stars Reviewed”

  1. Christina

    Hi. The information you provided has been very helpful; I have stayed at some of the hotels on your list while in San Diego. I may be here a bit longer, and was wondering if you could recommend the best extended stay hotels. If any are near or on the beach, even better. Thank you in advance for your help, and thank you for all your wonderful reviews. They are very helpful.

    I look forward to hearing from you.

    Best,
    Christina

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    • Katie Dillon

      Hi! I would take a look at La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club. You can contact them directly for extended stay rates. People do stay there for months at a time! Can’t beat the location plus some have full kitchens or kitchenettes.

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  2. JoAnn Rist

    I am traveling to visit my daughter in San Diego with my youngest daughter. We would love a place to relax with lots to do and walking distance to beach and downtown Coronado or LaJolla. What would you recommend? I was thinking Lowe’s Resort but it is not on your list?? Or paradise point??? I don’t want to be disappointed

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    • Katie Dillon

      Hi! This is a really good question. Loews is a nice place to stay but I think it’s more of a four-star property than a five-star property despite what it advertises. The other reason why I’ve omitted it is because Silver Strand State Beach while one of my favorite in all of San Diego has a pollution issue from Tijuana River sewage lately (and sadlY). The ocean has been closed for swimming for most of the year (the sand beach itself though is open). Paradise Point is not a luxury resort and shows wear and tear in a lot of areas. That being said we do go there a lot for various things and it is fun to be on the bay there. If you go in knowing that, I think it prices well and you can have a good time but you can’t expect luxury hotel service or amenities.

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