San Diego (Mission Valley), California

Destination

San Diego is the city of sun, ocean, and sights. Spend your days visiting famous attractions such as the San Diego Zoo, Sea World, Balboa Park, and the Gas Lamp district. Downtown offers something for everyone. Water lovers will find endless possibilities. Cruise the bay on a boat excursion. Hang ten at Pacific Beach. Watch for whales at the Cabrillo National Monument. Scuba dive or snorkel off La Jolla Cove.

San Diego is known for its year-round sunny skies, pleasant temperatures, and beautiful beaches. And now, right in the middle of it all, WorldMark San Diego -Mission Valley is ready to host you in one of the greatest cities in California.

Resort Overview

By night, you can retreat to the quiet and close suburb that is the site of WorldMark Mission Valley resort. This new resort - located in the quiet San Diego suburb of Mission Valley - consists of 167 one and two-bedroom units, each with a fully equipped kitchen. For your enjoyment there is a pool, spa and exercise facility. The resort and units are air-conditioned and complementary underground parking is offered along with complementary laundry facilities that should meet your needs. A sleeper sofa in the living room provides for larger families.

Resort Amenities

The resort offers free underground parking, laundry facilities, exercise room, pool and spa, common area barbecues, arcade and recreation center, business center, close to restaurants, shopping, area attractions, and the airport.

Unit Amenities

Fully equipped kitchens, air conditioning, balconies, sleeper sofas, cable TV, DVD player, iron and ironing board, hairdryer, telephone and many comforts of home will make your stay complete.

Things to See and Do

San Diego offers, of course, the world-famous San Diego Zoo and SeaWorld. Balboa Park, located .25 miles from the resort, is loaded with activities and sights for the whole family. You can tour the city by boat, bus, or trolley, or stop by the Seaport Village for shopping and dining along the waterfront. Meander the streets, shops, and restaurants of the turn-of-the-20th-century Gaslamp Quarter to see roughly 17 blocks of restored historical buildings.

No trip to San Diego would be complete without a short drive over the San Diego-Coronado Bay Bridge to the island of Coronado to check out the famous historical Hotel Del Coronado and Coronado Beach. And speaking of beaches, San Diego has 70 miles of sandy coastline and more than 30 official beaches. For the kids there is Legoland, located in Carlsbad, which combines 40 hands-on, interactive attractions, family rides, shows, and restaurants. Add Old Town, otherwise known as the “birthplace of San Diego,” to your list of stop-offs.

Sports fans have their pick of professional baseball, football, and hockey. Or, in this city’s incredible climate and setting, you can partake in your own favorite sport, whether it’s golfing, deep-sea fishing, rollerblading, bike riding, surfing, or sailing. Hang ten at Pacific Beach. Watch for whales at the Cabrillo National Monument. Scuba dive or snorkel off La Jolla Cove, where you’ll find an aquatic ecological reserve just waiting to be explored.