If you’re looking to try something a bit different while staying in San Diego, then why not sign up for a pleasant Hot Air Balloon ride?
Hot air balloon rides are a relaxing and peaceful way to enjoy the breath-taking San Diego scenery from above. Take a hot air balloon flight for two and have fun gliding through the air while taking in the view of the Pacific coast and its mountains. You can even take a private hot air balloon flight and pop the question to your loved one while …

As California’s second largest city, San Diego is slightly less well-known than Los Angeles to the north but is preferred by more vacationers due to its mild climate, spectacular scenery, and exciting attractions. San Diego hotels are spread out in the all San Diego county.You can find a great selection of hotels on the beach, hotels Downtown, hotels near the zoo, hotels in La Jolla and more.
Most hotels in San Diego offer discounted price because we are entering the beginning of the slower season.Check for rates and announcements. Modern-day San …

Known as the city where happy happens – San Diego will make everybody happier this fall with San Diego hotel week celebrating its first anniversary!
Similar to the successful restaurant week concept which spotlights restaurants to food lovers with affordably priced menus, the San Diego Hotel Week event showcases hot deals on hotels for travelers to indulge on a budget.
The first hotel week of its kind was born in San Diego last November (Nov.13th – 26th, 2009) and gathered 60 San Diego Hotels.
The event has considerably grown: over 90 area hotels …

When planning this year’s San Diego Beer Week festivities, San Diego Brewers Guild president Adam Carbonell and his committee decided earlier on to focus on quality versus quantity. Thus, rather than commit their energies to creating a bunch of new events, they funneled the majority of their time and attention into making the most ofBeer Week’s opening and closing ceremonies.
The first of those bookend events was the San Diego Brewers Festival, which was moved to an outdoor site offering more room to move on top of other notable amenity upgrades. …

Since establishing their company in an inauspicious business park eight years ago, Green Flash Brewing Company has churned out some of San Diego’s best brews and, in the process, endeared themselves to citizens of their home community of Vista. Given this, yesterday’s annual anniversary beer festival, like their brand new Silva Stout, was a tad bittersweet.
Later this year, Green Flash will move their operation to a spot on Mira Mesa Boulevard (nearest cross-street will be Flanders…wonder what kind of beer that might spawn?) that will house their primary production brewhouse …