Circa 1827. Steeped in the colorful legacy of early California, this historic property, located in San Diego's Old Town State Historic Park, is a cultural mosaic of eras. Built by Don Juan Bandini for his family, the first-floor adobe structure was their home until 1859; in 1869 a new owner added the second wood level, creating the hotel. Enjoy elegant Victorian-style accommodations with fine antiques and furnishings and a continental breakfast each morning on the veranda. The onsite restaurant and bar are open daily, serving seasonally changing American Grill, seafood and Mexican favorites. Relax with a beverage on the heated orchard courtyard or indoor saloon before dining in the courtyard or more formal dining rooms. Visit popular attractions including SeaWorld, Balboa Park, the Zoo, Seaport Village shops and maritime museums.