Frequently Asked Questions

The event will be held at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina, 1380 Harbor Island Dr, San Diego, CA 92101. Our conference is in the Marina Tower.  

The hotel features three outdoor pools, hot tubs, a 24-hour fitness center, and watercraft rentals, including jet skis, kayaks, and paddleboards. Whale watching tours are available, too! You can rent a bicycle, and there’s a nearby jogging trail. The hotel has tennis and pickleball courts, basketball courts, yoga classes, and a trivia night at Brewery X.

Yes, a room block is available at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina. Once you register for the event, you will receive the room block information via email, including booking links, codes, and special instructions. We encourage you to book accommodation through the room block to take advantage of the best rate. All rooms in the room block are in the Marina Tower.  

There is a FREE shuttle from the San Diego airport to the hotel! 

We are pleased to offer both in-person and virtual attendance options.

The event will feature: 

• Continuing education: A variety of sessions covering relevant topics. 

• Networking opportunities: Expanded networking opportunities, including longer circuit meetings and topic-specific discussions.  

• Exhibit Hall: A chance to connect with vendors offering products and services relevant to your needs. 

• Special Events: President’s Reception, Scully Dinner, and NextGen Meetup (registration cost may apply). 

A tentative agenda will be available soon! 

Registration includes: 

• Access to all continuing legal education sessions and our General Session. 

• Continuing education credits for eligible sessions. 

• Event materials in PDF format through our app.  

• Access to session recordings after the event. 

• Access to networking receptions and events.

Event attire is generally business casual. You may want to bring a light jacket or sweater for the evenings.

San Diego offers a wide variety of attractions, including: 

• Beaches: Coronado Beach, La Jolla Shores, Pacific Beach 

• Attractions: San Diego Zoo, Balboa Park, USS Midway Museum, and SeaWorld San Diego are nearby.  

While you’re in California, you can check out other attractions within driving distance, like the beautiful wineries in Temecula Valley (approximately one hour north), Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve (20-30 minutes north) featuring costal views, hiking trails, and wildlife viewing, and Cuyamaca Rancho State Park (one hour east) boasting beautiful views, forests, and meadows. Tijuana, Mexico, is only 30 minutes south, so bring your passport to explore Mexican culture, cuisine, and shopping.  

Bring the kids, or be a kid at heart, and hit Disneyland (about two hours north), LEGOLAND California (35 minutes north), or Knott’s Berry Farm (90 minutes north).  

• Neighborhoods: Gaslamp Quarter, Little Italy, Old Town San Diego 

• Cultural and Historical  Sites: Old Town San Diego State Historic Park, USS Midway Museum, Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery 

• Outdoor Activities: Hiking, surfing, sailing 

San Diego has a vibrant culinary scene. Here are a few suggestions (distance provided is driving time):

Fine Dining:  

• Addison—Southern California’s only three-Michelin-starred restaurant helmed by Chef William Bradley, Addison features seasonal ingredients, innovative techniques, and meticulous attention to detail. About 26 minutes away. 

• Mister A’s—A Bankers Hill institution offering refined American and French-Mediterranean cuisine with breathtaking panoramic views of the San Diego skyline. Be sure to check the dress code. About 8 minutes away.  

• The Marine Room—On the La Jolla shoreline, it has served locally sourced seafood and contemporary dishes since 1941. About 19 minutes away. 

• Juniper and Ivy—Refined American cuisine with a “Left Coast edge,” in a stylish atmosphere. About 6 minutes away.  

• Born and Raised—If you’re looking for a steakhouse, this multi-level spot in Little Italy offers an upscale experience with a focus on dry-aged beef. About 7 minutes away.  

Casual Dining:  

• Wolf In the Woods—European-style bistro offering French and Spanish-influenced plates and wine. Be sure to check their hours. About 12 minutes away.  

• Tom Ham’s Lighthouse—A functioning lighthouse serving seafood and bay views. About 4 minutes away.  

• Black Radish—Small plates and California wines showcasing creative food. About 14 minutes away.  

• Portside Pier—A food court with multiple vendors and a rooftop terrace. A great atmosphere. About 6 minutes away.  

Inside the Sheraton San Diego Resort:  

• Rumerosa—Mexican fare, including Mexican wines and authentic agua chiles, tortas, and tacos.  

• Brewery X—Casual brew pub with elevated bar food.  

• Strada Italian Market—Coffee, pizza, gelato, and grab and go items.   

Close By:  

• Coasterra—A modern Mexican restaurant with panoramic bay views and great for groups. Don’t miss their coconut margarita! 0.6 miles away.  

• Panorama Bar & Grill—Inside the Hilton San Diego Airport/Harbor Island and serving California cuisine and cocktails. 0.7 miles away.  

• Buon Appetito Restaurant—A popular eatery serving Southern Italian fare and has a patio. 1.8 miles away.   

• Old Town Tequila Factory Restaurant and Cantina—A festive eatery offering Mexican fare and tequila. 1.8 miles away.  

• See more options here: https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/sansi-sheraton-san-diego-resort/dining/ 

Breweries: San Diego is known for its craft breweries. Check out the San Diego Brewers Guild (https://www.sdbeer.com/) for all the options! 

San Diego offers several transportation options: 

• Public Transportation: The city has a bus and trolley system. 

• Ride-sharing services: Uber and Lyft are readily available. 

• Taxis: Taxi services are available. 

• Car Rentals: Rental car services are located at the airport and throughout the city. 

• Walking/Biking: The Harbor Island area and some neighborhoods are very walkable. 

Please contact us at nosscr@nosscr.org to discuss your registration change. A $200 change fee may apply.