Popular San Diego 4-star Hotels

The splendid hotel has a feeling of going to the palace! The room is spacious, the bathroom has a large dressing table and cloakroom, and the bed sleeps very comfortably! The location is good, there are many restaurants around, it is lively and safe.

This was a fantastic location on the water front with several restaurants within walking distance. It was clean and very well maintained and the staff was very helpful. A spacious bathroom with all the needed things and very comfortable beds. Wish it had been warmer so I could have used their beautiful pool and more time to enjoy the workout area. Used the shuttle service to get to the airport

Good location, ridiculously high prices, Samsung's facilities, 25 knife parking a day is not included, it is much more expensive than hotels in the city

A pretty large resort, but with personal attention by the staff. Ground were well appointed. The rooms were very well appointed, beds comfortable, people serving us were pleasant. Would never hesitate to recommend the place. Can't wait to go back. My only complaints as follows - the one bartender at the Tequila Bar definitely wasn't into serving people with a smile. I asked him what beer he had available and he said ”some domestics and some imports”, turned and walked away. That was a turnoff. The other people who served us over the 3 nights were all fine, but not him. Also, we were on the 15th floor, yet surprisingly we could hear conversations down in the pool area, and especially the music playing. I found that as being a little odd. That is the only reason for dropping it down from 5 stars.

There is only one restaurant in the hotel, which serves an American à la carte breakfast. The hotel location is good, in the middle of the gas lamp area, there are many restaurants around, suitable for food. 3 minutes walk to the tram stop. Hotel facilities are not new, but in the United States hotels are pretty good, the old five-star standard in China. The service was great.

The hotel is in a very good location, close to the promenade and the old town. Comfortable bath and room. Good swimming pool. At the entrance they gave a voucher for kayaking or biking for an hour. Also vouchers for two bottles of water. The situation that happened to us, the room was with the smell of dampness, that it was impossible to breathe, after a complaint it was quickly changed to us.

This hotel is right next door to the Westin San Diego Bayview. This is a small boutique hotel with a lovely lobby. You must walk up stairs to the front entry and park at the building around the corner for $25 per night. The room is small with no closet but some nice racks with hangers and drawers under the bed. The bathroom was very nice with large walk in shower. The front staff gal who helped us, clearly was new. It took a couple of go throughs to figure out about the parking and the $35 resort fee. She did ask if we knew about it. Which we did. We used it for our breakfast. We walked 15 minutes down India St to Little Italy. Many great restaurant choices. It was only a 4 block walk to the waterfront. We did not go to the Gas Lamp district. I felt safe walking around.

I booked a hotel with a friend before, but the hotel attendant mistaken the customer's name several times. I went to the front desk for the first time to say that there was no order from me, and once I opened the door of another tenant with the room card given by the hotel.

This hotel exceeded expectations! We had a corner suite and it was a wonderful room. Plenty of space and also lovely and bright from all the windows. Breakfast in the morning was lovely. One of the hosts (forgot her name, but a slightly more mature lady who has moved to San Diego recently) had the most wonderful customer service and welcomed us every morning with a beaming smile. The bar upstairs was lovely and Ben (director of ops) who has only been with the hotel for a couple of weeks was so friendly and is a real asset to the hotel. Location is just perfect. Walking distance to the seaport, gaslamp, little Italy. And only a 10min ride to airport. Will definitely return.

The hotel and surroundings are nice. It’s located in a busy street with a modern decor. However the receptionist’s attitude is very questionable. I am a customer from China and a bonvoy member. Marriott has always been my go-to hotel of choice from China to Paris to Singapore. I booked the hotel thru Expedia . I wasn’t feeling so well physically and after a long journey I just want to have a good rest in my “known” hotel of choice. First I was waiting properly in the line and when it was my turn I gave my passport to the receptionist Ara.B. She rudely told me that there’s no reservation under your name, and while I was checking my confirmation email on the side panicking (not blocking the queue), she still asks me to move further away. from that moment I sensed a little bit of hostility towards me (I didn’t know if it was my race or my passport). I made the booking early today with my buddy’s computer so I thought I might book it under his name or had the wrong booking date. I called my buddy when it is already passed midnight and I approached the receptionist meanwhile Ara.B and asked her if the booking name was my buddy Edison or my booking can be some other day. She immediately condescendingly gazed upon me and rudely said said if you booked wrong day you can only contact Expedia (bear that in mind) they can not do anything for me and if it was under another person’s name they couldn’t release that information to a stranger and you won’t be able to check in. It turns out I found it on my phone that my booking was for another day.From the head start I sensed that this lady doesn’t really want me to stay there. She told me my only option is to book it at a walk-in rate which is almost twice as much the rate on Expedia. As I was on the side tried to look for my own hotel. She told me that no hotel takes later than midnight booking. That is so not true because there are many sites that allow you the option to book from now til the same day after midnight. She came around claiming she was helping and me told me that if you go to another hotel you probably just gonna get rejected like here. That she knows the hotels in San Diego well. I then started to question her I had my experience on booking at this hour and if I did have a booking for a different day while did she tell me you don’t have no booking and told me to step aside. Right after these two questions which I asked politely she said I am violating her and asked to leave the property otherwise she’s going to call the security on me 🤨 my defends to her I only expressed my prospective there was no other customers waiting in line no more and I am a incoming customer I shouldn’t be treated and throw out like that. Then she started prevaricating saying that my phone was too far away nobody can see your booking and your booking won’t come through because it’s two weeks away blah blah blah basically to get rid of me of the property . On the way of my kicking-out I told her I won’t cancel my b