San Diego is Currently Unaffected by Fire

Our hearts go out to the first responders and communities in Los Angeles County affected by the devastating wildfires. We are grateful that San Diego and our tourism community are able to offer a safe place to stay for those affected by the wildfires, with special accommodation rates and offers listed below.

San Diego, located 120 miles south, remains unaffected by the ongoing wildfires. The San Diego Tourism Authority works closely with local authorities to stay updated on local fire conditions and shares any potential impacts to travelers via social media and on this website. For the latest updates on San Diego's weather conditions, please use the links in the resource section at the bottom of this page.

L.A. Fire Relief Offers

In response to the devastation and displacement caused by the wildfires in Los Angeles, numerous San Diego-area hotels are contributing to fire relief by offering special accommodation rates and offers.

• The Intercontinental San Diego is offering a $289 rate with a waived amenity fee for L.A. evacuees from now through Jan 20. (The hotel is sold out Jan. 21-23.) Click on this link to book.
• Evans Hotels is providing the following offers to evacuees and others affected by the L.A. fires, through use of the promo code LASTRONG:
  - Bahia Resort Hotel and Catamaran Resort Hotel & Spa: 25% off standard rooms, 40% off Studios/Suites, plus waived resort fee, parking and pet fees. Book dates: Now through Jan. 31.
  Stay dates: Now through Jan. 31. (Catamaran blackout dates are Jan. 27-28, as the hotel is sold out.)
  - The Lodge at Torrey Pines: Waived resort fee, parking and pet fees. Booking and stay dates: Now through Jan. 31. (Blackout dates are Jan. 21-22 and Jan. 29, as The Lodge is sold out.)
• The Rancho Bernardo Inn is offering a special rate of $199 plus $40 resort fee to those affected by the fires.
• The La Jolla Shores Hotel and the La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club are each offering a discount of 50 percent to wildfire evacuees.
• The San Diego Mission Bay Resort is providing 15% off the Best Flexible rate as well as waived daily self-parking and a waived daily resort fee. The offer may be booked from now through Jan. 31 and can be extended if needed. The resort also will waive the pet fee for up to two dogs during the guests' stay. The promo code is WILDFIRERELIEF. Click here to reserve.
• To provide support during this challenging time, La Valencia Hotel in La Jolla is offering special rates for those displaced by the wildfires. Please contact the hotel's reservations team directly at (855) 476-6870.

• Mission Bay's Paradise Point Resort & Spa is offering 30% off its retail rate for those affected by the fires, with waived parking fees. Stay dates are currently available from from now through the end of February. Click this link to book directly, or use the code FIRE on the hotel's website. You can also call the hotel's in-house reservations team at at (858) 240-4913.

• The Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina is offering a disaster relief rate of $129 plus taxes and fees. Blackout dates may apply. Reservations may be made by clicking here or calling the toll-free reservations number, (888) 544-2523.

• The Embassy Suites by Hilton San Diego La Jolla is offering a $199 rate for fire evacuees. Click on this link to book.
• Humphreys Half Moon Inn on Shelter Island is offering rates from $99 through Jan. 31 for fire evacuees and others affected, as well as a complimentary resort fee and overnight parking. Click here to book.
• Mission Valley's Handlery Hotel is providing 20% off the Best Available Rate, plus 20% off food and beverage, a waived pet fee and waived fee for third/fourth adults, for those affected by the fires.The offer is valid through Jan. 31 and may be extended based on fire conditions in L.A. Book by phone only at (800) 676-6567, and reference the code FIRERELI.
• The Lakehouse Resort in San Marcos is offering a fire evacuation rate to support the Los Angeles community. The offer includes discounted room rates to ease the financial burden, waived resort fees and waived pet fees to ensure families can stay together with their pets. Anyone affected can use this link to apply the evacuation rate to a booking.
• The La Jolla Cove Hotel is offering those affected by the fires a discount of 30% for weekdays and 25% for weekends (Friday & Saturday), available from now until Jan. 31. The stay dates will range from today until Feb. 13. Guests can make reservations at the hotel's site by using promo code EVACUEE, or click on this link to directly access the site with the promo code automatically entered.
• The Guild Hotel and the new Granger Hotel Gaslamp Quarter, both in Downtown San Diego, are offering a $189 rate now through Jan. 20. Destination fee is waived, and all guests of the Granger receive complimentary full hot breakfast buffet daily. Email info@grangerhotel.com. No credit card will be required to hold the rooms.
• The Wayfarer San Diego in Pacific Beach has created a special link offering up to 30% off for those displaced or affected by the fires. Use the rate code EVACUEE or click here to book. The offer is available through Jan. 31 for stay dates through Feb. 13.
• The Ocean Beach Hotel is offering a 40% discount through the entire month of January for those affected by the fires, with no extra fees for pets or parking. Go to the hotel's website and use promo code 20250001. The offer ends Jan. 31.
• The Best Western San Diego Zoo/SeaWorld Inn & Suites is offering a $99 (exclusive of tax) rate for wildfire evacuees. The rate includes a complimentary hot buffet breakfast and complimentary self-parking. The offer is valid for room types King Bed Guest Room (max occupancy 2), Two Queen Beds Guest Room (max occupancy 4), and Two Queen Bedrooms and Sofa Bed (max occupancy 6). Unfortunately the hotel cannot accept pets. The booking code is WILDFIRE. Call the hotel at (619) 881-6200 or email reservations@bestwesternsdzoo.com .
• TownePlace Suites by Marriott in Vista is offering a 15% discount for those affected by the fires, through Jan. 15. The hotel is pet-friendly and has discounted its pet fee by 50% to $50 per stay. Call the hotel directly at (760) 216-6010 and mention "L.A. Wildfires."
• In support of those affected by the Los Angeles fires, Omni San Diego in Downtown's Gaslamp Quarter is offering its Corporate Code, 45271246919, for a $199 rate now until January 24.
• Town and Country Resort in Mission Valley is offering a rate of $129 per night with waived resort fee and free parking for those affected by the fires. Call (800) 772-8527 and ask for the evacuee rate.
• The Park Hyatt Aviara Resort in Carlsbad has implemented a special rate for fire evacuees and those displaced by the fires. The hotel is offering up to 50% off, depending on occupancy; the offer runs through February for those who might be displaced longer. Call (844) 478-6557 and ask for the Aviara Good Neighbor rate.
• The Cape Rey Carlsbad Beach and the Hilton Garden Inn Carlsbad Beach hotels are offering neighborhood rates of 15% off the best available rate for those with a valid ID showing a ZIP code in Los Angeles, Ventura or Orange counties.
  - At the Cape Rey, a Hilton Resort and Spa, the discounted nightly resort fee is $10 per night plus taxes, and the discounted overnight self-parking fee is $10 per night. The booking deadline and last stay date is Jan. 30. Click here to reserve.
  - At the Hilton Garden Inn Carlsbad Beach, the overnight self-parking fee is $22 per night. Bookings must occur by Jan. 25 for a last stay date of Jan. 26. Click here to reserve.
• In coastal Oceanside, both the Seabird and Mission Pacific hotels are extending the following offers to displaced individuals or families: 30% off standard rates, waived daily resort fee, waived daily parking fee, and waived pet fee. Contact in-house reservations directly at: The Seabird Ocean Resort & Spa, (855) 413-7573, sando.reservations@destinationhotels.com; and Mission Pacific Beach Resort, (855) 365-5078, sanjo.reservations@jdvhotels.com 

In addition, many of our fellow Southern California destinations are likewise providing lists of accommodation offers and other information for those affected by the fires. Click on the following to learn more:

• Discover Los Angeles
• Visit Anaheim
• Visit Laguna Beach

Attraction Closures

No San Diego attractions are currently affected by fire at this time.

Resources

Please be sure to check with each official website regarding support, offers, and hours to ensure you have the latest and current information.

• San Diego County Emergency Site: http://www.sdcountyemergency.com/
• San Diego County Office of Emergency Services: http://www.sandiegocounty.gov/oes/
• 211 San Diego: http://211sandiego.org
• CalFire (CA.gov): https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/
• National Weather Service San Diego office: http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/sgx/
• San Diego Air Quality: https://www.sdapcd.org/content/sdc/apcd/en/air-quality-forecast.html
• Text Messaging Alerts from local agencies: http://local.nixle.com/register/
• San Diego's Lindbergh Field International Airport: http://www.san.org
• Real-time traffic and road closures: https://traffic.511sd.com
• San Diego County Health and Human Services: http://www.sandiegocounty.gov/hhsa/
• San Diego Lifeguard Services: http://www.sandiego.gov/lifeguards/