Hottest Hotel Bars

Once upon a time, most San Diegans do not know which hotel to recommend to aunts and old friends to visit. Since then, the hospitality industry is burgeoning metropolis has learned martinis and mai-tai bring a large cash flow and - perhaps more importantly - the loyal and local customers. With a downtown urban revitalization, many local residents can now speak with confidence when recommending hotels in the Best American City - even if they only recommend where to go for a drink, see, and crowd pleasing.
Feel like a celebrity pool:
Swimming pool Hotel Solamar is transformed into a beautiful bar at night. Do you have a beer during the day before the Padres game at Petco Park next door, or sipping vodka-Cran while watching the colored lights reflected from the surface of the pool at night, JBar make you feel like you're a welcomed guest at the home of a famous Hollywood star. Bar encourages you to kick back and make yourself comfortable, and invite you to look sophisticated while doing so.
Lounge with a view:
Top Interior Hyatt is not anything to write home about - but the view? That's another story entirely. Top Hyatt took full advantage as the tallest waterfront hotel on the west coast, with floor to ceiling windows capture views of Coronado Bridge, Seaport Village, and San Diego bay. The crowd here tends to be a little more sophisticated than the club night on the streets forty stories below. Insider Tip: If you are looking for a quiet night, be sure to check out the conference schedule before you head downtown, the lounge can get quite crowded during big conferences.
Go to the bonfire city:
Heated sand floor, fire pit, beach chairs and beach cabanas for rent Bars renowned W Hotel brings a campfire feel to the city center. But remember that this beachy bar is not really on the beach - be sure to obey the dress code of standards for admission and match! Insider tip: Guests of the W can visit the front desk and receive a bracelet that would rocket them to the front of the line.