Solamar's Finest Present San Diego's Best Attractions off the Beaten Path
Getting off the beaten path and discovering hidden gems is one of the wonders of travel. But how do you find those special places? Ask a local. Hotel Solamar helps you make the most of your San Diego stay by sharing our staff's favorite picks and insider tips.
We asked our intrepid staff: If you had only two days in San Diego, what would you do? Take a peek, have some fun and Live Like a Local.
Chef Christian Graves
Executive Chef
Home Brew Mart I love to brew beer on my days off and this is a great place to go get supplies or talk about challenges or success I have had.
I love to go to Neighborhood Restaurant. They have a fantastic beer selection &the fennel fries are mouth watering.
Eric Manning
Director of Sales & Marketing
Tractor Room with an award winning collection of mixed drinks! AND, if you get hungry….you must try the Mac n Cheese and Cornbread.
You need to try Tipsy Crow. It’s a great bar with three floors, each with a separate vibe.
Lauren Adams
Sales Manager
Wavehouse, San Diego, is the largest man-made wave in North America. A true taste of the surf lifestyle.
Golf at Torrey Pines. There may not be a more scenic course. Don’t go left on The North Course #7, unless you bring your surfboard.
Ashley Douis
Sales Manager
BLOOM makes shopping fun! Find original trends from fashion shows around the world! A must stop when staying at Hotel Solamar.
Haven boutique rocks downtown and boho chic threads and accessories. Stroll through Thursday-Saturday afternoon to shop while the DJ is preparing for the evening sets.
Angel Jimenez
JSix Marketing
Walk or run across Spruce Street Bridge designed to provide pedestrian passage across Kate Sessions Canyon.
Play Disc Golf at Morley Field Disc Golf Course one of the original disc golf courses in the world.
Kristin OâRourke
Conference Services Manager
Bay Water Taxi – Don’t drive when you can take a boat over to Coronado Island for shopping, dining or a day at the beach
C Level – Resting on stilts atop San Diego Bay overlooking the city skyline and Coronado, there’s nowhere better for dining with a San Diego skyline view


