San Diego, California starting at $688 for 3 nights at Paradise Point

Situated on a private 44-acre island overlooking Mission Bay in San Diego, the delightful Paradise Point is a quintessential Southern California vacation destination. A superior mix of guest bungalows features varying appointments and amenities, and light fills spacious rooms that are awash in bright hues. Enviable private patios with bay or garden views grace elegant yet relaxed settings. Although your surroundings are urban, the only sounds you are likely to hear is from the resort's colorful landscape are those of passing boats and lapping waves. Recognized as a recreational haven by locals and guests alike, Paradise Point is the perfect escape to relax or take in the nearby city sights of San Diego.

All the basic essentials are present and accounted for right on the premises. Excellent cuisine and can be found at BALEENsandiego, the resort's signature eatery specializing in seafood and offering some of the city's best al fresco dining. The idyllic SpaTerre is an Indonesia-style sanctuary that takes inspiration from the Far East, offering traditional Thai massages and menu of body and facial treatments. The resort also has five swimming pools, including one reserved specifically for adults and a separate pool just for children. The sandy beach that encircles Paradise Point is the perfect launching place for additional aquatic activities, and the resort is well-known for its private, full-service marina. When you are ready to venture out, head to SeaWorld or the world-famous San Diego Zoo, just minutes away. Take a ride on one of California's last remaining seaside wooden roller coasters at neighboring Belmont Park, or trip to downtown San Diego to shop the upscale stores of Horton Plaza. For nightlife, imbibe at a hip bar in the Gaslamp Quarter. Whatever your pleasures, the choices are many in San Diego, at with a stay at Paradise Point, everything is within easy reach.

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