exceptional solutions for meeting, convention and incentive programs.
| Guest Rooms & Suites | 439 |
| Meeting Rooms | 23 |
| Largest Meeting Room | 13,764 sq. ft. |
| Total Meeting Space | 65,000 sq. ft. |
Land, sea and air meet in perfect harmony at Loews Coronado Bay Resort & Spa’s island setting. Nestled on a private 15-acre peninsula surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and Coronado Bay, the resort offers guests a breathtaking escape that’s just minutes from downtown Coronado and a short drive to San Diego’s world-famous attractions.
Irresistible flavors and captivating views of the Coronado Bay and San Diego skyline are savored at Mistral, the resort’s newest dining experience. Named after a wind that blows across Provence and into Italy, Mistral’s Mediterranean menu is truly a breath of fresh air. For all day dining, visit the Market Café, which offers refreshing California Coastal cuisine in a relaxed setting overlooking the resort's beautiful marina. Escape to Sea Spa’s soothing Zen-like retreat and indulge in a variety of sea-inspired spa and salon treatments. The sound of the ocean soothes as experienced professionals perform exclusive massage, facial and body services, including Vichy Rain Showers, the Hot Beach Stone Massage and Watsu, a Shiatsu massage performed in water. An award-winning recreational program features surf camps, organic cooking classes, sunset sailing excursions, enchanting gondola cruises, herb garden tours, art classes and direct access to the Silver Strand State Beach. At the end of the day, settle into comfortable guestrooms and suites inspired by the waterfront beauty that surrounds the resort. Subtle ocean accents and personalized amenities elevate the mood to ensure a successful meeting.
- 440 guestrooms, including three Presidential Suites, four Bayside Villas, five Hospitality Suites and 25 Executive Suites
- 65,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, including 40,000 square feet of outdoor courtyards and terraces
- Four restaurants and lounges, including Mistral, Market Café, the poolside La Cantina and Cays Lounge
- Luxury Sea Spa with 15 indoor/outdoor treatment rooms, fitness center, Aveda Salon, sauna and steam rooms, tranquil spa garden and relaxation lounge
- Private 80-slip marina and direct access to Silver Strand State Beach
- 3,800-square-foot Herb Garden with more than 65 herbs and vegetables
- Located four miles from downtown Coronado and 15 miles from San Diego International Airport
Loews Coronado Bay Resort & Spa's 439 guest rooms and suites capture San Diego's beachside setting with sea-blue wall coverings, woven textures, vibrant color palettes and subtle ocean accents for a warm, residential feel. Additional room amenities include technology upgrades, spacious marble bathrooms with Japanese-style deep-soaking tubs, LCD flat-screen televisions and front-row views of the San Diego skyline and Coronado Bay.
Loews Coronado Bay Resort & Spa combines a unique meeting personality with a California-style setting for a relaxed and rewarding meeting experience. The resort features 65,000 sq. ft. of total meeting space (25,000 sq. ft. of indoor and 40,000 sq. ft. of outdoor), including two of San Diego's most impressive ballrooms and pre-function areas, outdoor courtyards, water-view terraces and direct access to expansive areas on the Pacific Ocean.
Mistral, the resort's newest dining experience (formerly Azzura Point), is truly a breath of fresh air. Named after a wind that blows across Provence and into Italy, Mistral's Mediterranean menu features a unique marriage of Northern Italian and Southern French cuisine, while the Market Cafe overlooks the resort's beautiful marina and offers refreshing California Coastal cuisine.
Sea Spa features 15 luxurious treatment rooms - including a couple's suite, four outdoor treatment areas and a Vichy rain shower - for a variety of sea-inspired services. A tranquil spa patio is home to one of Southern California's only Watsu pools (water Shiatsu). Spa experiences for groups include early-morning yoga sessions, healthy meals on Sea Spa's tranquil spa patio and chair massages at check-in. Additional amenities include an extensive retail area, a plush relaxation lounge and full-service fitness center.
Coronado
Coronado is one of the most unique and beautiful beachfront cities in the world. Measuring only 13.5 square miles, this enchanted “island” has it all. Glorious views of downtown San Diego can be had from Ferry Landing Marketplace, a bayside complex comprised of shops and restaurants and a great starting point for exploring the island. Dine at your choice of close to 100 restaurants. Take home a souvenir from more than 200 unique shops, boutiques and galleries. Or, simply watch the sun set over the Pacific from our award-winning beach.
San Diego
San Diego offers the true Southern California lifestyle and vacation experience. The region is home to 70 miles of beautiful coastline; popular family attractions like the San Diego Zoo, San Diego Zoo’s Wild Animal Park, SeaWorld San Diego, and LEGOLAND California; world-class shopping, dining, arts and culture; hip boutique hotels and spa resorts; and dynamic nightlife in downtown's historic Gaslamp Quarter. The birthplace of California, San Diego’s rich diversity includes an emerging cruise port, 92 golf courses and abundant outdoor recreational activities, casino gaming, the 600,000-acre Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, early California history and missions, and Mexico just minutes away
California Hotels Upbeat As Locals Vacation Close-To-Home
Although a government report said high gas prices had Americans cutting back on driving for the first time since 1979, California's highways were as packed as usual for Memorial Day weekend. Around the state, California hotels were upbeat and retailers were hopeful.
While the average price of a gallon of regular gas has topped $4, the high cost was seen as a blessing in a very expensive disguise at some California hotels.
It seems Californians are taking their vacations at California hotels. They're taking short trips but they're still going to enjoy their time away.
Tourism officials in many areas reported that Memorial Day bookings were up from last year at many California hotels. For example, in Santa Barbara, many California hotels had booked all their rooms. By late Friday, traffic on U.S. 101 into the city moved slowly. For visitors to a city where rates at top California hotels surpass $600 a night, paying extra money for gas was more irritating than prohibitive.
Even if Americans keep driving this summer, businesses are worried that visitors will have less to spend when they arrive at their destinations.
Accommodations
Loews Coronado Bay Resort & Spa's 439 guest rooms and suites capture San Diego's beachside setting with sea-blue wall coverings, woven textures, vibrant color palettes and subtle ocean accents for a warm, residential feel. Additional room amenities include technology upgrades, spacious marble bathrooms with Japanese-style deep-soaking tubs, LCD flat-screen televisions and front-row views of the San Diego skyline and Coronado Bay.
Meeting Facilities
Loews Coronado Bay Resort & Spa combines a unique meeting personality with a California-style setting for a relaxed and rewarding meeting experience. The resort features 65,000 sq. ft. of total meeting space (25,000 sq. ft. of indoor and 40,000 sq. ft. of outdoor), including two of San Diego's most impressive ballrooms and pre-function areas, outdoor courtyards, water-view terraces and direct access to expansive areas on the Pacific Ocean.
Dining And Recreation
Mistral, the resort's newest dining experience (formerly Azzura Point), is truly a breath of fresh air. Named after a wind that blows across Provence and into Italy, Mistral's Mediterranean menu features a unique marriage of Northern Italian and Southern French cuisine, while the Market Cafe overlooks the resort's beautiful marina and offers refreshing California Coastal cuisine.
Sea Spa features 15 luxurious treatment rooms - including a couple's suite, four outdoor treatment areas and a Vichy rain shower - for a variety of sea-inspired services. A tranquil spa patio is home to one of Southern California's only Watsu pools (water Shiatsu). Spa experiences for groups include early-morning yoga sessions, healthy meals on Sea Spa's tranquil spa patio and chair massages at check-in. Additional amenities include an extensive retail area, a plush relaxation lounge and full-service fitness center.
Destination Information
Coronado
Coronado is one of the most unique and beautiful beachfront cities in the world. Measuring only 13.5 square miles, this enchanted “island” has it all. Glorious views of downtown San Diego can be had from Ferry Landing Marketplace, a bayside complex comprised of shops and restaurants and a great starting point for exploring the island. Dine at your choice of close to 100 restaurants. Take home a souvenir from more than 200 unique shops, boutiques and galleries. Or, simply watch the sun set over the Pacific from our award-winning beach.
San Diego
San Diego offers the true Southern California lifestyle and vacation experience. The region is home to 70 miles of beautiful coastline; popular family attractions like the San Diego Zoo, San Diego Zoo’s Wild Animal Park, SeaWorld San Diego, and LEGOLAND California; world-class shopping, dining, arts and culture; hip boutique hotels and spa resorts; and dynamic nightlife in downtown's historic Gaslamp Quarter. The birthplace of California, San Diego’s rich diversity includes an emerging cruise port, 92 golf courses and abundant outdoor recreational activities, casino gaming, the 600,000-acre Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, early California history and missions, and Mexico just minutes away
California Hotels Upbeat As Locals Vacation Close-To-Home
Although a government report said high gas prices had Americans cutting back on driving for the first time since 1979, California's highways were as packed as usual for Memorial Day weekend. Around the state, California hotels were upbeat and retailers were hopeful.
While the average price of a gallon of regular gas has topped $4, the high cost was seen as a blessing in a very expensive disguise at some California hotels.
It seems Californians are taking their vacations at California hotels. They're taking short trips but they're still going to enjoy their time away.
Tourism officials in many areas reported that Memorial Day bookings were up from last year at many California hotels. For example, in Santa Barbara, many California hotels had booked all their rooms. By late Friday, traffic on U.S. 101 into the city moved slowly. For visitors to a city where rates at top California hotels surpass $600 a night, paying extra money for gas was more irritating than prohibitive.
Even if Americans keep driving this summer, businesses are worried that visitors will have less to spend when they arrive at their destinations.
