2 of us venturing onto the West Coast - San Francisco and coast road via L.A. to San Diego.
The websites are too confusing - someone make it easy for we Brits!
Any suggestions for accommodation that will not cost an arm and a leg? Maybe it would be better to stay in B & B outside the cities and drive in?
Anyway any thoughts would be gratefully received.
Martin & Brian
West coast of california is like pradice on earth. The mother nature has showered this place with all possible beauty. The megistic sea look like a long blue road. ITs just amazing.
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West coast of california is like pradice on earth.Here you can see original view of nature.It's lake look like a long blue road.The west is amazing.
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Hi Martin & Brian,
Whether you stay inside or outside the city will depend on which city you are visiting. In San Francisco, you really need to be in the city, where you can walk and take public transit to get around. Parking is terrible, and it is worth the money to be in SF itself. There are many good B&B's, especially in the Castro area. I'll post my friend's favorite when I can track it down.
If you absolutely want to go the cheapest possible, there are lots of chain motels like Motel 6 which will provide you with cheap, bare bones accommodation. But really, is that what you want to do? Probably better to pick the general class of accommodation you want (e.g. boutique hotel in LA, rustic resort in Guerneville, high-rise hotel in San Francisco, etc.) and then check out hotels.com or something similar to try to peg the best rate.
For reviews of specific properties check out Yelp.com or Local.Yahoo.com. Also, Craig's List (craigslist.org) is a surprisingly good source of advice. Check out the craigslist site for the city you are visiting, and then post asking for advice in the general forum.
If you want recommendations for specific businesses, post again describing what your ideal accommodation in each area is like, and then maybe I and others can be more specific.
Good luck with your trip!
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Since the British Pound will really buy you a lot, what type of budget are you looking for per night. Time of year coming?
Mart-30: Hey guy, San Francisco and the coast are AWESOME! You can stay outside the City and drive in, but parking and travel take up so much time! I can say that staying around San Francisco you have MANY options! Stay in the City and see the sites, or outside the City to see nature - you choose!
Monterey and Carmel-by-the-Sea are two places I would recommend seeing outside of San Francisco, and toward LA/San Diego. Monterey has a great pier to sit and eat dinner/lunch, or watch the seals. While Carmel has an outstanding arts community and it's a small town nestled right on the coast. With the strength of Sterling, Carmel may not be too expensive but it ain't cheap either. Just south of Carmel along Highway 1 is Big Sur. So, take some time to take in the surf/sun, too!
Post some photos once you get back, too!
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