Cosmopolitan Hotel and Restaurant, Historic hotel in San Diego, California
The Cosmopolitan Hotel and Restaurant is a restored 19th-century hotel located in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park.
Built in 1827 as the home of Juan Bandini, a prominent early San Diegan, the building was later converted into a hotel in 1869 by Albert Seeley.
It reflects a blend of Mexican and American styles, embodying the multicultural heritage of the region.
Currently, it operates as a hotel and restaurant, allowing visitors to experience historical charm with modern amenities.
The Cosmopolitan has been said to host the ghosts of its past, adding a spectral allure to its already rich history.
Website: oldtowncosmopolitan.com
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