El Cordova Hotel Coronado

General Information

Spanish Village hotel with roomy suites, rooms and an attentive personnel to ensure a unforgettable.

Rich in heritage, genuine beauty and possessing a cute hacienda ambience, the El Cordova Hotel was indigenously constructed as a retirement manor house cottage for rich industrialist Elisha Babcock in 1902. In 1930 it was converted to a Spanish Village hotel and features been updated and expanded a few times since then to give supplementary apartments and facilities.

The El Cordova proposes an unofficial Spanish park and patio vicinity, with roomy suites, apartments and an attentive personnel to ensure a unforgettable. The apartments are all nonpareil and most propose kitchen service. The Hotel sits in the center of the Village of Coronado, one block or less from one of the best beaches on the Island. Shopping, restaurants, cinema and entertaining activities are within short distance and the Hotel features 4 restaurants and twelve shop boutiques on place.

The lively Coronado Village is bordered by the Pacirfic Ocean to the South and West, San Diego creek to the North and Glorietta Bay to the East. The sumptuous Coronado Bridge connects the Village to city centre San Diego whilst the peninsula known as the Silver Strand provides access to a stretch of more attractive beaches and the gateway to Mexico by land. its vicinity to San Diego and its many sights makes Coronado a ideal destination whilst visiting the San Diego Area.