Originally Posted By Lady Starlight What a nice hotel. It would be fun to stay there. Especially knowing that TAPS has been there and investigated it. Man oh man, I love that show!
Originally Posted By KittyPrincess1206 Omg, I know LS! Maybe of I don't tell my DH it's haunted... LOL!
Originally Posted By TheParsec I Believe The Christmas Boat Parade is the 2nd week in Dec. I always take the kids to Fiesta Island and watch the one in Mission Bay! I've never been on the Horn Blower Dinner Cruise Ships downtown in San Diego bay, but I hear they are really Nice and Romantic. You should go up to the Cross on top of Mt. Solidad after dinner! Really Romantic up there looking at all the Lights in San Diego! Theres 2 rooms at the Hotel Del that are haunted, one is Kate Morgan room. I have the room #'s and all the Info on a piece of paper somewhere here on my desk (I have to clean my Desk!!) Have Fun!
Originally Posted By TINK-MOBILE A nice romantic walk in the park, before your candlelight dinner, then seeing a wonderful Christmas Theatre show such a WHite Christmas would be nice...
Originally Posted By murfsmom Getting a Honeymoon suite at any nice hotel would be nice. I have friends that stayed at a place called the Crystal Pier, It's not a honeymoon place that I know of but they said the rooms are right on the water. Like I said I've never been there just been told about it.I'm sure whatever you do it will be special, just spending time together is very precious .
Originally Posted By KittyPrincess1206 Exactly, murfsmom, we don't need to have a fancy room...just as long as we're together.
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb As those of us who've lost a spouse can tell you, treasure every moment together. You may have 75 years of moments or you may only have a precious few. You won't know until they end or are near the end. So just love on each other every chance you get no matter the occasion or circumstance. That said, have a wonderful anniversary!
Originally Posted By LOVE-DCA "Theres 2 rooms at the Hotel Del that are haunted, one is Kate Morgan room. I have the room #'s and all the Info on a piece of paper somewhere here on my desk (I have to clean my Desk!!)" she stayed and never left! I LOVE TAPS ALSO! The men are hot!!
Originally Posted By Sara Tonin um, yeah...I'd still rather do the high tea at the Del and stay at the Vagabond Inn and save the money to do fun stuff during the day...I'm sure you guys can keep entertained during the evenings...
Originally Posted By Sara Tonin And if I were looking for a "haunted" experience in San Diego...I'd go to Old Town to The Whaley House..(plus after that you are walking distance from the little cemetary and if you walk that way down the street that puts you practically across the street from Old Town Mexican Cafe....mmmmmmmm...)
Originally Posted By Sara Tonin And really, Hotel del is WAAAAYYYY expensive, but you can see the place during the high tea and there are little shops on property, so they are PLENTY happy for folks to come by just to see the architecture.
Originally Posted By KittyPrincess1206 We've done the Whaley House (totally heard a piano playing, but we were the only ones there except for the staff!), and the cemetary. The only restaurant we've gone to in Old Town is El Agave, which was amazing. Is the Mexican Cafe you're talking about actually called the Mexican cafe, or is it different? Yeah, we're going to stay at the inn on MCAS Miramar, the rooms are nice, and quiet, and you can't beat $70 a night! I wanna check out the high tea, it sounds so fancy!
Originally Posted By KittyPrincess1206 I found the restaurant you were talking about Sara Tonin, thanks! We're always looking for new places to go.
Originally Posted By Sara Tonin OTMC is on the opposite side of the street and the name of the place is Old Town Mexican Cafe...it's the one with the ladies hand making tortillas at the front of the restaurant...even locals love this place....also another great locals place is Hoodad's in Ocean Beach...straight in on 8E (I couldn't tell you the address, I've been in sd so long I use landmarks not street names) but it's close to the beach (a couple blocks) and they have ginormous, artery clogging, delish burgers and have a big variety of "house" burgers.
Originally Posted By LOVE-DCA KITTY what ever it is you choose to do, I hope you two enjoy it immensely! It’s time to celebrate!! And I guess I have a bigger budget to afford a 329 dollar room!
Originally Posted By SleepingBeauty82 I know gondola rides have already been mentioned but some of the cities like Newport Beach and Long Beach have Harbor Lights Christmas Cruises. They take you around waterfront communities and you can see all the great lights on all the houses. We live in Long Beach so we like to take one evening each December and walk around Naples with hot chocolates and look at all the lights. You can probably see them even better from the water. What about ice skating? There has to be a fun outdoor rink somewhere in Southern California...
Originally Posted By Lady Starlight <<And I guess I have a bigger budget to afford a 329 dollar room!>> Not a nice thing to say.
