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If I book a room in early bird sale for two person, can I add later two guests more? Or I need to book a room for four people from the begining?
Can anyone please advise a hotel from the list with carparking, hopefully a pool, and maybe a fridge in the room?
Hi guys, well you sure know how to make everything exciting, don't you? First the Open registration and now the hotel sales! As a newbie from Australia I am finding this all a bit overwhelming so will opt for the Early Bird sale. My nerves can't take a 'hotel lottery'! The badge sale at 3.00 am our time was stressful enough! Can anyone please advise a hotel from the list with carparking, hopefully a pool, and maybe a fridge in the room? I have Thursday and Sunday badges, my partner is approved for press. We will not need to be close by as we just want to soak up the atmosphere rather than be in 4.00 am line ups (fun though that sounds). And I may want to wander off on my no-badge days and look at other things. This may be contrary to what you veterans will do but as first timers we will just be dipping a toe in this time around at ComicCon. So maybe a hotel that is nice to spend some time in rather than just a bed for the night. Any help would be appreciated! PS I have never been to the US before and it is all very exciting!
I'm interested in staying at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel and Marina and I'm trying to convince a friend it's a good location/hotel to stay at for SDCC. She is VERY picky (has mild OCD), as it's the closest to downtown and I really don't want to end up in Hotel Circle. I haven't seen many comments about the hotel, does anyone here have any?
If people are looking at nice hotels during the pre-sale, I definitely recommend the Sheraton San Diego Hotel and Marina. It's located on Harbor Island, away from all of the con hustle and bustle, and is the first of only three stops on its SDCC shuttle route. The commute with the stops is at most 15 minutes heading to the convention center, which is the same if not better than most mission valley hotels. It has a huge pool, jacuzzi, bar, a pretty decent restaurant, and a starbucks in the lobby. I thought the rooms were very nice and fit four nicely, and had the bonus of a great view of the harbor/ocean. It's one of the more expensive hotels in the pre-sale, but I feel the rating speaks for itself. Definitely worth it if you're looking for a nicer hotel but don't want to take the risk of going for a downtown hotel.