Anyone have pics of the Islands Lounge in San Diego? - General Tiki

T thejab Grand Member (1 year) Tradewinds Apartments, Alameda, CA Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 2992	T thejab Posted posted on Tue, Sep 21, 2004 11:09 AM I enjoyed my stay at the Hanalei, but at Humphrey's you feel more pampered. Humphrey's rooms are nicer and well worth the cost. Both have tropical grounds with tikis, and great pool areas, but Humphrey's has a few more tikis and is more lush with great water features and tiki torches that are lit at night. The Hanalei still has the Islands restaurant which is a must for the decor if not for the food or drinks. Humphrey's restaurant's decor is nothing special but as was said the Bali Hai is a short walk away. At Humphrey's the surrounding area is beautiful - it is on Shelter Island. The Hanalei is in Mission Valley along a major freeway so it is conveniently located for getting around but it's not in a particularly attractive area.

I enjoyed my stay at the Hanalei, but at Humphrey's you feel more pampered. Humphrey's rooms are nicer and well worth the cost. Both have tropical grounds with tikis, and great pool areas, but Humphrey's has a few more tikis and is more lush with great water features and tiki torches that are lit at night.

The Hanalei still has the Islands restaurant which is a must for the decor if not for the food or drinks. Humphrey's restaurant's decor is nothing special but as was said the Bali Hai is a short walk away.

At Humphrey's the surrounding area is beautiful - it is on Shelter Island. The Hanalei is in Mission Valley along a major freeway so it is conveniently located for getting around but it's not in a particularly attractive area.

Post #115844 by thejab on Tue, Sep 21, 2004 11:09 AM