The Bed & Breakfast Inn at La Jolla

This 1913 house designed by San Diego's first important architect, Irving Gill, is the setting for this cultured and elegant B&B. Reconfigured as lodgings, the house -- which was the family home of composer/conductor John Philip Sousa in the 1920s -- has lost none of its charm. This nonsmoking inn features lovely enclosed gardens and a cozy library and sitting room (featuring a TV and guest computer). Some rooms have a fireplace or ocean view; each room has a private bathroom, most of which are on the compact side. The period furnishings are tasteful and cottage-style, with plenty of old photos of La Jolla adding to the sense of history. A gourmet breakfast with mimosas is served wherever you desire -- dining room, patio, sun deck, or in your room; there's also afternoon wine and cheese offered.

Facilities:
Beach chairs/umbrellas; CD players; picnic-basket lunches; free Wi-Fi

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