Day passes run anywhere from $20-40, but they still allow you to relax, sunbathe, or have a cocktail delivered poolside without renting a room at the hotel-and better still, they often include discounts on food and drinks.
Designed by an SD local, the site allows guests to select a resort (currently eight to choose from in the city) and purchase either a day pass, spa pass, or cabana rental. Take advantage of these poolside oases through ResortPass, an actually legitimately useful for the pool-bound San Diegan. What’s the solution? Head to one of the city’s luxe hotel pools to get your sunshine fix, along with sky-high city views, lazy river floats, pool parties, movies, and loads of other options. The club has been remodeled, and it now has socially distant booths, cabanas and a food menu accompanied by delicious drinks. The bar is properly stocked with drinks, private VIO booths, and an area for smokers. We also love sitting in comfy loungers and sipping refreshing cocktails, which is prohibited at our beaches (the cocktails, not the loungers). The world famous Gossip Grill is Southern California's only & best women's bar known for it's 3-finger pour, fab eats and sassy service. Rich’s is a popular gay nightclub in San Diego that’s the perfect place to meet transwomen looking for fun. We dearly love our San Diego beaches, but sometimes we just want to take a dip without having to vacuum out our car when we get home. Top San Diego Gay Clubs & Bars: See reviews and photos of Gay Clubs & Bars in San Diego, California on Tripadvisor.
