Coronado Island Marriott Resort & Spa at 2000 Second Street in Coronado occupies a bayfront position on the east side of the island facing downtown San Diego's skyline across San Diego Bay, placing the resort outside the Orange Avenue village corridor in a waterfront setting distinct from the beachside orientation of Hotel Del Coronado on the Pacific side. The 300-room property carries the "Marriott Coronado" keyword — one of the highest-volume hotel brand searches on Coronado Island — and the Second Street address sits adjacent to the Coronado Ferry Landing and the Coronado Tidelands Park waterfront, where bayfront dining at Il Fornaio, Bluewater Boathouse Seafood Grill, and Peohe's anchors the Ferry Landing restaurant row. The resort's meeting and event space — 42,000 square feet of ballroom, terrace, and breakout configurations — positions the Marriott as the 92118 ZIP code's largest conference-capable hotel, drawing corporate retreats, military ceremony receptions, and Coronado Beach Weddings events that combine bayfront ceremony sites with indoor reception capacity. A full-service spa, fitness center, three swimming pools, and tennis courts anchor the on-site recreation program, and the bayfront orientation gives guests unobstructed sunset views across San Diego Bay toward Point Loma and Shelter Island. The Coronado Bridge — the 2.1-mile span connecting Coronado Island to downtown San Diego — is visible from the resort's bay-facing rooms, and the ferry dock at the adjacent Coronado Ferry Landing provides car-free access to downtown's Broadway Pier. The Orange Avenue village corridor starts two blocks west, where the full dining, retail, and entertainment spine runs south toward Hotel Del Coronado, and Coronado Beach is a five-minute walk through the residential grid to the Pacific shoreline.