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Fabulous 7 Motel El Cajon CAFabulous 7 Motel
El Cajon, CA
Photo courtesy M.C. Morrissey

Check out the Fabulous 7 Motel in El Cajon. Or check in and see if the lodging facilities are as mysterious as the marquee itself is.

Fabulous 7 Motel marquee close-up
Photo courtesy John King

 

UPDATE 09/10 : Here's another day shot of the Fabulous 7 Motel sign. Many thanks to John King for photo update. 09-10

 

 

Holiday Motel
San Diego, CA
Photo by RoadsidePeek.com

This old marquee sits in the parking lot of the Holiday Lodge Motel. Yes you can also park your TV here.

 

 

Log Cabin
Encinitas, CA
Photo courtesy M.C. Morrissey

Check out this old roadside court called the Log Cabin. This Encinitas roadside stop is an interesting alternative to the standard motel.

 

 

 

Tower Lodge Motel (Demolished)
Chula Vista, CA
Photo and info courtesy Alan Culley


This old sign is for the Tower Lodge Motel in Chula Vista, CA. This sign design is common and was once part of a chain. According to the San Diego Union Tribune, the 35 year old Tower Lodge was to be demolished in 2007 and replaced with apartments. 12-08

 

 

Dolphin Hotel
Oceanside, CA
Photo courtesy Jimmy Bowman

Yes, yes, the sign does say "hotel" and not "motel". The marquee screams motel though, so the Dolphin Hotel has a home on this motels page for the time being. From the looks of things, it appears that the marquee lettering is of the neon variety. Wonder what the sign looks like at night.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mt Vernon Inn
Escondido, CA
Photos courtesy Ken Lux

The Mt Vernon Inn in Escondido sports not just one but two marquee pointing the way to the motel. The two signs appear to have been built in two different eras from the looks of things. 05-05

(Far left) The marquee for the Mt Vernon Inn that can seen from blocks away

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