Work in the Waterfront Paradise of San Diego

With 70 miles of coastline, San Diego’s Waterfront hotels are the ultimate “office” setting for remote workers looking for a change of scenery. Be warned. You aren’t going to stay inside your four walls for your work in paradise. Head outside to set up your “office” and be sure to explore your surroundings and grab some fun breaks, from spa treatments to biking and kayaking!

Find your “Office” in these Waterfront Hotels

No matter the job, every worker wants a room with a view, and San Diego has plenty of hotels that provide one-of-kind water vistas. In addition, many hotels are offering free breakfast, hotel credits, discounted rooms and even the opportunity to bring a furry co-worker along on their stay.

Tucked away on Mission Bay, Paradise Point features comfortable, California bungalow-style rooms amidst lush, tropical gardens and tranquil lagoons, with a mile of sandy beach. When it comes to nourishment, this island resort has several options, including the Barefoot Bar and Grill, which pares its traditional fare with panoramic views of Mission Bay, and Tidal, a more upscale option for Sunday brunch. For those on a tight deadline, there is the Food2You delivery service, allowing guests to eat while they Zoom away from their room.

Situated in the seaside Village of La Jolla, the Grande Colonial currently has discounted ocean-view rooms and suites. Here remote workers can enjoy elegant, European-style guest rooms that overlook the Pacific Ocean. Complimentary wired and wireless high-speed Internet access is also available in each of the guest rooms, suites and throughout all public spaces, so guests can switch up their environment while they work.

On the edge of the ocean, where sands sparkle like gold, The Hotel Del Coronado is ready to inspire workers with its one-of-kind waterfront ambiance. Teleworkers can rediscover the legendary Hotel del Coronado, which has undergone an extensive remodel, with new guestrooms, endless outdoor activities and incredible new dining options. For a truly San Diego experience, guests can even work from beach daybeds and pool cabanas.

Furry friends are welcome to accompany guests at La Valencia, the iconic “Pink Lady,” with expansive views of La Jolla Cove. While guests work away at their computers, their co-woofer can dig into the pet package, which includes a plush dog bed and dog bowls placed in room during their stay, a daily credit for the dog menu, a pink La Valencia tennis ball and a waived nightly pet fee.

Take a Break

All work and no play is not an option when it comes to San Diego. It is the perfect destination to partake in mid-day breaks or after-work activities, from spa treatments to kayaking along the sea cliffs to bike rides along the beach.

For visitors looking for bliss break, San Diego is home to a host of top-rated spas. The Spa at Estancia, located between San Diego’s seaside villages of Del Mar and La Jolla, provides guests the perfect setting for rest and relaxation. Digital nomads can roam a bit by taking a trip to North County’s The Spa at Rancho Bernardo Inn, where they can choose from a menu of stress-reducing services.

Visitors are welcome to sign off a little early and discover the best parts of San Diego whether by land or by sea with Bike & Kayak Tours Inc. Among the adventures that await is the thrill of ocean kayaking along the sea caves of La Jolla’s Ecological Reserve or snorkeling with leopard sharks in La Jolla Cove.

Another fun and unique activity is with Hydrobikes San Diego. Easier to ride than a land bicycle, the water-based Hydrobikes provide a unique way to see San Diego and Mission Bay as well as marine life. Fitness classes, team building and nature tours are also available.

Find more information on working in paradise in San Diego here.

Images courtesy of sandiego.org/Featured image courtesy Hotel Del Coronado