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Ocean View Tower Cabana Two Queens In the more contemporary California Cabanas and Ocean Towers buildings rooms are decorated in the Southern California style with warm citrus colors. Relax on a private balcony or patio in every guestroom and enjoy the fresh ocean breeze.

Beach Village At The Del Beach Village is perfect for the most discerning traveler, with a secluded oceanfront enclave of residential-style cottages and villas offering luxurious accommodations and highly personalized service within the iconic setting of the Hotel del Coronado.

Coastal View Tower Cabana King The Views offers front-row access to activities at The Del, serving as an adventure basecamp. Hit the waves and bike along the beach, then kick back on the balcony to watch the sunset.

Coastal View Housed in the original, iconic throughout the Victorian building, no two rooms are alike, and all are full of character. The distinguished hotel with majestic Queen-Anne architecture and soaring red turrets that evokes the legacy and magic of two centuries.

Victorian Ocean View Room In the original, iconic hotel faces west to the ocean so you can enjoy the ocean breeze and watch the sunset. Many of these rooms even have balconies!

Ocean View Signature Suite This large suite in the original, iconic hotel overlooks the ocean from your private balcony where you can watch the Coronado sunset and listen to the waves. There is a bedroom with a king bed, a spacious living room with a full-size sofa bed, and a large dining table.

Ocean View Tower Cabana Room King In the more contemporary California Cabanas and Ocean Towers buildings rooms are decorated in the Southern California style with warm citrus colors. Relax on a private balcony or patio in every guestroom and enjoy the fresh ocean breeze.

Ocean View Victorian Junior Suite Two Queens Housed in the original, iconic throughout the Victorian building, no two rooms are alike, and all are full of character. The distinguished hotel with majestic Queen-Anne architecture and soaring red turrets that evokes the legacy and magic of two centuries.

Oceanfront Tower Resort Suite In the more contemporary California Cabanas and Ocean Towers buildings rooms are decorated in the Southern California style with warm citrus colors. Relax on a private balcony or patio in every guestroom and enjoy the fresh ocean breeze.

Victorian Junior Suite Two Queens Select a guestroom or suite in the iconic Victorian Building with its soaring red turrets and majestic Queen-Anne architecture, where every room is unique and rich in history. Rooms in the beautiful Victorian Building are decorated in soothing colors with subtle seaside accents and offer various views of the resort grounds.

Victorian Resort King Guestroom Select a guestroom or suite in the iconic Victorian Building with its soaring red turrets and majestic Queen-Anne architecture, where every room is unique and rich in history. Rooms in the beautiful Victorian Building are decorated in soothing colors with subtle seaside accents and offer various views of the resort grounds.

Outdoor Lawn And Patio Make one of America’s most beloved beaches the backdrop for memories. From private beach bonfires with s’mores to plush pool cabanas and surf lessons, make dreams come true on the beachfront setting.

Beach Chairs And Umbrellas With Exterior The Del has been fulfilling dreams of California surf, sand, and sun for over a century. Choose from plush beach daybeds with food and drink service right on the sand. Day pass includes access to lounge chairs, umbrellas, beach games and more.

Outdoor Pool Discover The Del’s elevated Cabana Pool experience. Guests enjoy shaded chaise lounges and umbrellas on the main pool deck. Or, for a more exclusive experience, guests can reserve a Pool Cabana or Cabanette.

Serea Restaurant Serea offers sustainable, fresh-catch cooking done in a simple, elegant manner for the ultimate sea-to-table experience. Available only at Hotel del Coronado in California.

ENO Market & Pizzeria ENO Pizzeria offers a beautiful new patio gazebo and casual tables for sharing rustic artisanal pizzas, savoring dolce, and enjoying a cocktail or glass of wine

Beach & Taco Shack Guests can put their toes in the sand and relax with tropical cocktails, beer, wine and Coronado Island’s best fish tacos, just steps from the crashing waves.

Crown Room The Crown Room was considered an architectural achievement spanning 160 feet by 60 feet, without any pillars to interrupt the view. This iconic San Diego venue is also famous for its 33 foot high ceiling, paneled in beautiful Oregon sugar pine.

Hotel Del Coronado's Gift Shop Grab a piece of history or simply a memorable souvineer to remember The Del. Signature gifts include hand-painted ceramic salt and pepper shakers shaped like the iconic red turret and history books telling the stories of the hotel and its ghost, Kate Morgan.

Exterior From Ocean A living legend for more than 130 years, The Del celebrates its rich history as the proud host to celebrities, royalty, U.S. Presidents, and beach-loving guests for generations. Built in 1888 by Elisha Babcock, Jr., and Hampton L. Story and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1977, this historic beach resort is a San Diego icon.

Exterior Overview The ballroom is housed beneath the San Diego resort's signature red-roofed turret. In the early days, the underside of the roof formed the interior ceiling of the Ballroom, and the turret windows provided light and ventilation for visitors below.

Hotel Exterior A U.S. National Historic Landmark, the legendary Hotel del Coronado was built in 1888. Its visionary founders, Elisha Babcock and H.L. Story, dreamed of creating a seaside resort that would be “the talk of the Western world.” A living legend for well more than a century, The Del celebrates its rich history as a proud host to celebrities, royalty, and beach-loving families through timeless experiences that resonate with modern-day guests.

Interior Lobby Although the hotel's historic lobby has changed over the years, its main configuration has remained the same, including its second-floor balcony. The lobby’s elevator was an original amenity; during a trial run, a reported 2,500 pounds were easily conveyed.

Hotel Lobby The hotel's historic lobby has changed over the years,but its main configuration has remained the same, including its second-floor balcony.

Historical Image Of Exterior Circa 1889 A U.S. National Historic Landmark, the legendary Hotel del Coronado was built in 1888. Its visionary founders, Elisha Babcock and H.L. Story, dreamed of creating a seaside resort that would be “the talk of the Western world.”

Historical Image Of Billiards Room An early promotional brochure for Hotel Del Coronado described the many amenities of the new destination, including its interior court with a fountain and exotic fruit trees, luxury guestrooms overlooking the garden patio or exterior vistas, private parlors, reception rooms, music and billiard rooms, expansive verandas and was promoted as a health resort for its abundant sunshine and restorative ocean air.

Historical Image Of Bridal Chamber The Bridal Chamber was considered the "handsomest guestroom in the house, furnished in solid natural mahogany, with upholstery and tapestry of pale blue and cream." In 1888, private bathrooms were a luxury, and The Del was proud of its approximately 71 bathrooms (bathtubs) and 71 water closets (toilets)."

Historical Image Of Exterior With Beach In Foreground Since the early 1900s, movie stars and moviemakers have been frequenting Hotel del Coronado, a sought-after set for filmmakers as well as a popular SoCal vacation getaway for celebrities. One of the most popular early films that used The Del as its backdrop was "The Pearl of Paradise", starring Margarita Fischer.

Historical Image Of Exterior Circa 1892 living legend for well more than a century, The Del celebrates its rich history as a proud host to celebrities, royalty, and beach-loving families through timeless experiences that resonate with modern-day guests.

Historical Image Of Exterior Circa 1924 Electric rail service in San Diego traces its roots back to 1891 when John D. Spreckels, owner of the Del 1890-1926, incorporated the San Diego Electric Railway.

Historical Image Of Parlor Traditionally a haven for ladies, this room decorated in white and gold would be a respite from the gentlemen they accompanied. While the men would traditionally smoke, drink, and play games, the ladies parlour historically would allow private time to relax without the same societial requirements of mixed-gender company.

Historical Image Of Rotunda An 1888 brochure for the new Southern California destination spoke of the comfort of the lobby, which was called the rotunda: “This is a handsome apartment, large and lofty. Raised high over it, and running all around it, is a wide gallery which commands a view of the floor of the rotunda, where the main office is. This gallery is much frequented by the ladies. Thither they resort for friendly, social converse, and to see newcomers entering below and registering their names.”

Indoor Wedding Reception In The Crown Room The Crown Room was considered an architectural achievement spanning 160 feet by 60 feet, without any pillars to interrupt the view. This iconic San Diego venue is also famous for its 33 foot high ceiling, paneled in beautiful Oregon sugar pine.

Windsor Lawn Wedding Ceremony Framed by swaying palm trees and lush landscaping, the expansive Windsor Lawn directly overlooks the Pacific, rendering it ideal for al fresco cocktails or an outdoor event for up to 700 guests.

The Crown Room Decorated For A Wedding Guests looking for an amazing location for their nuptials or other celebration can channel the glamour of Old Hollywood among the wood-domed ceilings and chandeliers of the historic Crown Room.