3570 Pio Pico Drive
Carlsbad, Ca 92008
Tel. 760 729-2383
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Midweek 5% off
Stay midweek and get 5% off each night with a 2 night minimum nights stay. Higher rates on weekends. Limited Time.
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Pay for 2 nights and Stay for 3! Free night applies to least expensive night. Limited Time.
Sunday Special
Start your stay on Sunday and get 20% off on Sunday. 15% off on additional weekdays and higher rates on weekends.
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