Join us at this landmark resort in San Diego’s Mission Valley! The Town and Country has been a staple in Hotel Circle for more than 60 years and recently completed an impressive, multi-million dollar renovation. Enjoy new, mid-century modern guest rooms, three new dining outlets, including ARLO restaurant, a new sun-drenched pool deck with a zero-entry pool, hot tub, Tiki Tot pool and a four-story “Twister” waterslide, sand volleyball court, and three-acre riverfront park.

BOOK ROOM HERE! (note: parties allowed in the Snazzy Tower ONLY!)

We are taking over the entire resort!

Note that all hotel guests, friends, babysitters and family members MUST have tickets to the event to stay on property during Tiki Oasis. Tiki Oasis locks down the entire property at 4pm Thursday-Saturday.

2026 Tiki Oasis San Diego rates listed are per night. There is a mandatory 3-night booking and there will be a 2-Night non-refundable deposit required with all reservations.

Hotel Rooms Available!!

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Book Your Pool Cabana

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Tiki Oasis Cabana
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Newly Remodeled for 2026!!

Have you always wished you could reserve your OWN spot all day at the pool at Tiki Oasis? Well at the Town and Country Resort this dream can finally come true!

Perfect for 4-6 people. Reserve a cabana and enjoy the main pool in luxury! This is a great way to soak in the tunes of our disc jockeys, poolside bands AND people watch! The cabana rental includes a scrumptious fruit tray, ice cold water, towels, AND a bottle of champagne to toast to your success in being ahead of the curve and renting a poolside cabana.

Rates listed are for one day only. Rate includes rental of pool cabana and amenity listed only. Additional drinks and food may be purchased. Note that no outside liquor or food is allowed to be brought into the cabanas.

History of Town and Country Hotel

Originally built in 1953 as a modest 40-room roadside lodge, Town and Country helped set the stage for the evolution of Mission Valley. It was the first hotel in Hotel Circle and the first convention center in San Diego. Throughout its history, the resort has played a significant role hosting thousands of important civic events, as well as mayors, heads of state, presidential candidates, cabinet members and industry leaders. In the 1960s both the pool gazebo and the poolside cafe were topped with large palmwood Tiki heads that featured gas flames. One of the Tikis is still on display by the older pool. The other one was lost when it caught on fire in 1964.

People enjoying a poolside scene at the Town and Country Hotel in San Diego, California, with umbrellas, a ping pong table, a water fountain, and sunbathing chairs.