The Rambler Motel is conveniently located in the up-and-coming Chula Vista area, just a few miles south of Downtown San Diego and the popular Gaslamp Quarter which features restaurants, San Diego history and plenty of nightlife! There is a San Diego Trolley station located just steps away from the motel, which makes it very easy to these locations as well as many more all around town.
The Rambler Motel is also walking distance from the San Diego Bay, where you can sail, kayak or just stroll along the boardwalk and catch a beautiful San Diego sunset.
With so many great attractions and activities so close to the motel, consider purchasing a Go City San Diego pass before your trip! This pass helps you save money by bundling the area’s top attractions, tours, and equipment rentals together to save you money.
Be sure to use our discount code (GVSD5OFF) to save even more!
Here are a few of the best activities and attractions near the Rambler Motel.
Coronado Island Beaches
The Coronado Beach Beaches are some of the best beaches in San Diego and just a short drive away from the Rambler Motel.
The beaches are very laid-back and even have a dog-friendly section, North Beach (Dog Run Beach). They are very popular among families, and their gentle waves make them a great place for swimming. The Coronado neighborhood is also a popular place to go biking along the waterfront.
Imperial Beach Beaches
San Diego is known for having mild weather year-round, perfect for checking out a few of the area beaches during your stay at the Rambler Motel. Imperial Beach is south of Downtown and the hotel and not far north of the Mexican border.
Imperial Beach City Beach & Imperial Beach Pier features a fantastic pier and is great for trying your hand at surfing. Tijuana Slough National Wildlife Refuge features the Sloughs Surf Break and is also one of the best places in all of San Diego for a little bird watching!
San Diego Zoo
The San Diego Zoo is widely considered to be one of the best zoos in the United States and it’s located just northeast of Downtown San Diego in Balboa Park.
The zoo is home to hundreds of unique animal species, many of which are endangered. They host educational programming and social events for both kids and adults. You also won’t want to miss the aerial tram, which provides some of the best views of the San Diego skyline you’ll find anywhere.
Seaport Village
Seaport Village is a shopping and dining district located right on the San Diego Bay in Downtown San Diego. This cute and kitschy village is known for its great sunset views and is the perfect place to enjoy a casual meal or pick up a souvenir.
The village frequently hosts live music and street performers, so you never know what you’ll see during your visit to the area!