Eating at a world-class restaurant and viewing the stunning cityscape while having your favorite drink from a rooftop bar are just some of the fun activities you can enjoy when you visit the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego.
Let’s dive more into the details!
Things to Do Directly at the Hotel
Don’t think you need to leave the hotel to have a day of fun. Here are four activities we consider every time we visit the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego.
Breakfast Bar at Mary Janes Restaurant at the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego
Enjoy Funky Brunch
Weekend brunch at Maryjane’s is a special treat. From 6:30 am to 2:00 pm, enjoy live music, eggs benedict, Blood Mary’s and bottomless mimosas.
207 Bar at the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego
Party on Fridays at 207
Enjoy live music, dancing and creative cocktails in 207 on Friday nights.
Lounge area, Hard Rock Hotel San Diego
Dive Into Float Rooftop Pool & Lounge
Lounge poolside by day and sip on classy cocktails, socialize and dance by night. Also, catch stunning panorama views of the city below from this rooftop bar.
Nobu Sushi Restaurant at the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego
Eat at Nobu
Eat sushi from one of the most celebrated chefs in the world: Nobu Matsuhisa. A-listers worldwide vie for tables at this San Diego gem, giving you just one more reason to stop in.
Things to Do Near the Hotel
The Hard Rock Hotel is not too far from anything and everything worth seeing in the San Diego area. Here are some of our favorite nearby attractions.
Seaport Village in San Diego
Visit Seaport Village
Seaport Village, which contains over 50 boutique shops, 13 diverse eateries and outdoor entertainment, is less than one mile from the entrance.
The Control Tower and Bridge on the USS Midway Musuem
Go to a Museum
The USS Midway Museum, a historic naval aircraft carrier, is just a mile walk, while right next door you’ll find the Maritime Museum of San Diego - a collection of ships and submarines that all tell their own intriguing story.
Located in Downtown San Diego, the USS Midway Aircraft Carrier Museum provides history of aircraft built in California. The museum includes over 60 exhibits with restored aircraft and tours of the carrier.
The Maritime Museum of San Diego is famous for restoring, operating and maintaining historic boats from all around the world. The museum provides daily public tours of their collection of ships.
Birria Tosada at Tahona Bar in Old Town San Diego
Shop & Eat at Old Town San Diego
Old Town San Diego is a charming blend between Seaport Village and the Midway in that it offers both unique boutiques and eateries and history. Old Town San Diego is Spanish-inspired and offers some of the best Mexican food in the area.
Killer Whale at Seaworld San Diego
Check out Other Noteworthy Attractions
Other nearby attractions worth visiting include the San Diego Zoo, Balboa Park, Coronado Island, SeaWorld San Diego, Mission Beach, the Del Mar Racetracks and Tijuana, Mexico.