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Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego

Expansive high-rise hotel on San Diego Bay

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Dining at the Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego

Lael’s - This casual restaurant serves American fare for all meals, including breakfast buffets. Terrace seating is available.

Sally’s - Open for lunch and dinner. Set apart from the hotel, at the edge of the marina, this upscale restaurant specializes in a cosmopolitan mix of culinary styles, prepared in an exhibition kitchen. Dine indoors, or outside on the patio.

Top of the Hyatt - Poised 40 stories above San Diego Bay (with numerous windows and expansive views) this rooftop lounge offers a clubby atmosphere for cocktails.

Ann Marie’s - Specialty coffees, pastries, bagels, and other snacks are available at this café, located outside the rear of the hotel.

Redfields Lounge and Bistro - Lounge, sports bar, and bistro serving entrees, made-to-order specialties, cocktails, and specialty martinis. Casual indoor and outdoor dining. Eight plasma screen televisions. Cigar bar.

Attractions near this hotel

Getting there: The easiest way is by taxi ($5–$15) or airport shuttle ($5–$15 per person.) Other options are: Town Cars ($26–35); rental cars and limousines (more than $36.) Fees subject to change without notice. Rental cars are available online.

San Diego International Airport (SAN): Approximate driving time to the Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego is eight minutes and distance is three miles.

Driving directions from San Diego International Airport: Follow the signs for downtown San Diego and I-5. Stay in the right lane leading onto N Harbor Dr. Follow N Harbor south along the waterfront. One block past Kettner Blvd and the entrance to Seaport Village, turn right onto Market Place. Hotel is ahead.

Getting around: This hotel is near plenty of shops, restaurants, and other attractions so walking is a great way to get around. Water taxis leave from Seaport Village and travel around the bay area (most one-way fares are less than $5) and ferries leave from Broadway Pier for Coronado (fares less than $5.) MTS buses and trolleys stop across the street and connect to the Metropolitan Transportation System including Coaster commuter rail (single fares less than $5.) All prices subject to change without notice.

Seaport Village - next door
San Diego Bay - next door
San Diego Convention Center - 1 block
Gaslamp Quarter - 2 blocks
Horton Plaza - 4 blocks
Balboa Park - 3 miles
San Diego Zoo - 3 miles
Coronado - 6 miles
Old Town - 5 miles
Mission Bay - 7 miles
Ocean Beach - 8 miles
La Jolla - 12 miles
Tijuana, Mexico - 15 miles

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