Hotel with HAL transfer?

[78232]

Does anyone know which hotel in San Diego HAL uses for the passengers who book transfers and hotel through the cruise line?

 

Marcia

[CruiserBruce]

You might want to ask on the HAL board.

 

To be honest, San Diego is one of the easiest ports out there. If you weren't dragging bags, you could pretty easily walk from airport to port. A taxi to the port area wouldn't cost $15. And there are 5 or 6 hotels within walking distance of the dock. I can't think of any real good reason to use HAL transfers and hotel. Probably a waste of money.

Edited October 25, 2015 by CruiserBruce

[Putterdude]

No idea who HAL uses but a few years ago we stayed at the Best Western - Bayside which offered a free shuttle a free shuttle from the airport and to the cruise terminal. We were very pleased with the hotel.

[Roz]

I agree that San Diego is an easy port to cruise from, and there's no need to book the cruise line's hotel and transfer. I stay at the Hampton Inn on Pacific Hwy. They have an airport shuttle, and on cruise day I just wheel my suitcase over to the terminal.

 

According to the HAL website, they use the SHERATON HOTEL AND MARINA. Don't know anything about it.

 

Roz

Edited October 25, 2015 by Roz

[Keith1010]

I would look at booking a hotel yourself.

 

I would say the same out of any USA port.

 

You can get a better rate even factoring in transportation.

 

Keith

[78232]

Thanks to all who answered. I booked a hotel..Hyatt Manchester this morning. For some reason they price for the date I wanted dropped a bit this morning so I jumped on it.

[kenish]

Nice hotel! About 2 miles from the airport and 1/2 mile from the cruise docks, Maritime Museum, Seaport Village, USS Midway, Gaslamp Quarter/baseball stadium, and Little Italy.