CORONADO, Calif. (FOX 5/KUSI) -- A new luxury boutique hotel has officially opened its doors on Coronado Island, welcoming guests to enjoy a refined retreat with coastal charm.The Bower Coronado is already setting a high standard for hospitality, with a spokesperson for the hotel saying it blends the serene Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi with laid-back California elegance.
It features just 39 guest rooms, ensuring an intimate, exclusive experience for visitors. The Bower Coronado. (Credit: Sam Frost/The Bower Coronado)This new development, which marks one of the first hotel openings on Coronado in decades, aims to provide a personalized experience for guests.
The hotel’s serene and minimalistic design, developed in partnership with architectural firms Delawie and SFA Design, celebrates the property’s history as the site of the former John D. Spreckels’ Japanese tea garden.Popular fried chicken chain expands with new location in Pacific BeachThe Bower’s guest experience, according to a hotel spokesperson, is built around creating genuine personal connections, rather than traditional transactional interactions.
From pre-arrival outreach to ensure a seamless welcome, to personalized local experiences such as golf tee times, surf lessons, biking and cocktail-making classes.A couple riding bikes at The Bower Coronado. (Credit: Sam Frost/The Bower Coronado)"The Bower Coronado represents the start of a new chapter for our community," said Sean Murphy, General Manager of th.
