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Live Oak Springs Resort is a romantic mountain getaway, nestled in the mountains of east San Diego County. The quiet, beautifully remote mountain village of Live Oak Springs is just 68 freeway miles from the San Diego airport, two miles off Interstate 8, in the scenic In-Ko-Pah mountain range.This is a cozy, country decorated, two-story, A-frame cabins with in-room jacuzzis and fireplaces. Sweethearts delight in the warmth of the bed & breakfast style escape, with fun dining, sports bar, hookah bar, and pool tables in the Elevation Lounge. Guests relax and rejuvenate by the fire, play a friendly game of pool or a variety of board games.Each of our country decorated, two-story, A-frame cabins has an in-room jacuzzi designed for two, fireplace, microwave, mini-frig, coffeemaker, and hairdryer.
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D Suite:This room offers one queen bed and one double bed with Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Balcony/Terrace, Cable/Satellite TV, CD player, Ceiling fan, Color TV, DVD player, Hairdryer, Heating, Iron/Ironing board, Jacuzzi/Whirlpool/Spa bath, Non-smoking rooms, Radio Tea and coffee making facilities and Fire place.T suite:This room offers one queen bed and one twin bed with Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Balcony/Terrace, Cable/Satellite TV, CD player, Ceiling fan, Color TV, DVD player, Hairdryer, Heating, Iron/Ironing board, Jacuzzi/Whirlpool/Spa bath, Non-smoking rooms, Radio Tea and coffee making facilities and Fire place.Rooms:
D Suite:This room offers one queen bed and one double bed with Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Balcony/Terrace, Cable/Satellite TV, CD player, Ceiling fan, Color TV, DVD player, Hairdryer, Heating, Iron/Ironing board, Jacuzzi/Whirlpool/Spa bath, Non-smoking rooms, Radio Tea and coffee making facilities and Fire place.T suite:This room offers one queen bed and one twin bed with Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Balcony/Terrace, Cable/Satellite TV, CD player, Ceiling fan, Color TV, DVD player, Hairdryer, Heating, Iron/Ironing board, Jacuzzi/Whirlpool/Spa bath, Non-smoking rooms, Radio Tea and coffee making facilities and Fire place.Directions
From San Diego, travel east on I-8, approximately 62 miles (or one hour) to the Crestwood Road, Live Oak Springs exit (#61).Make one right turn onto Old Highway 80. Go straight past the Golden Acorn Casino, on the left. Drive 1 ? miles to entrance, on the left at Royal Drive.From Yuma, Arizona, travel west on I-8, for approximately 2 hours, to the Boulevard, Manzanita exit. Make a left turn; go under the freeway to the first stop sign. Turn right onto Old Highway 80. Drive 3 miles to entrance, following the signs to the "Tourist Info Center". The entrance is on the right at Royal Drive. (If you miss the Boulevard/Manzanita exit, take the next exit, Crestwood Road, Live Oak Springs.)
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RestaurantThe Restaurant is beautiful, with fine dining, casual dress. The menu includes steaks, chicken, seafood, cocktails, as well as delicious New York style pizzas, great salads and burgers, and a wonderfully romantic country atmosphere. The hotel proudly serves the best food on the mountain. Hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Holidays. 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday.
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