Hotel Solamar, San Diego, California

Hotel Solamar inspires guests to discover how Art Lies Within with a thought provoking environment and creative amenities. Situated within San Diego's historic Gaslamp Quarter, Hotel Solamar offers an exciting mix of dining, shopping and entertainment that is unique to San Diego. Inside the hotel, the "Living Room" lobby invites guests to relax and mingle with unique furnishings, such as a canopied couch. The Living Room also hosts the "Solar-Flare Hour." This Hosted Evening Wine Reception serves wines hand-selected by Leslie Sbrocco and encourages guests to explore their inner-artist with "Buddha" art boards. Hotel services include a full-service concierge, complimentary overnight shoeshine, valet parking, and business and fitness centers. Pets are welcomed with a treat and food and water dishes to use during their stay. Walking services are available. The 235 guestrooms provide the perfect space to relax and create with overstuffed chairs, flat-screen TV's, opening windows and a minibar stocked with art supplies. Each room offers luxurious amenities, such as Aveda bath products, plush robes, complimentary yoga accessories to use during your stay and in-room spa services. Guestrooms also include A/C, travel essentials replacement program, DVD/CD player, 2-line phone with voicemail, in-room safe, hairdryer, morning paper, coffeemaker, complementary internet and 24-hour room service. Hotel Solamar also features Kimpton's Forgot It, We've Got It program, where toiletry items that you may have left at home are complimentary provided for you. The Jsix Restaurant entices guests and natives with Chef Christian Graves' enlightened seafood menu that draws from the fresh bounty of the Baja waters, California farms and Pacific Coast vineyards. This comfortable and stylish restaurant is also suited for a casual drink with business colleagues, friends and family.

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Hotel Solamar
435 6th Avenue
San Diego
California
92101
USA

• (619) 531-8740 ( Telephone )work

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