1. Mission Hills
An artsy neighborhood with a diverse mix of restaurants to try. There are plenty of museums and galleries to check out.
2. Bankers Hill
Close to downtown and offering spectacular views of the city from the rooftop bars, a vacation rental here will put you near the heart of the city and close to a number of attractions.
3. Hillcrest
This is the vibey LGBT neighborhood of San Diego. It features Spanish-style and crafter homes. You will find a number of ethnic restaurants in the area.
4. Little Italy
The majority of the city's restaurants can be found in this friendly neighborhood. You will find easy public transport access from here to a number of attractions. Families will love all the playgrounds in the parks.
5. Gaslamp Quarter
The historic section of the city is home to a number of bars and restaurants, and there are plenty of museums to explore.