4-Star Hotels in San Diego

Everything about the hotel was great, but the parking fee was too expensive. The breakfast was good, with more options than a typical American hotel. Overall, it was decent and well-maintained. I'd consider staying here again next time.

Great location, clean and tidy room, very comfortable bed. The staff were friendly and the whole stay was pleasant. Good value for money, I'll definitely stay here again.

Resort positioning, Environment: There is a beach 🏖️ golf tennis and other facilities, suitable for staying for a few days to relax Sanitation: No major problems were found Service: Only stayed for one day, no surprises Facilities: This is a big problem. The old-fashioned air conditioner from the 1980s rumbled,,, the exhaust fan in the bathroom hummed,,,

The hotel is located on a peninsula, with the bay front and back, and the scenery is beautiful. It is a few kilometers away from downtown, so it is convenient to drive to shopping and eating. There is a parking lot downstairs for 30 knives a day. The front desk service attitude is very good, and the check-in is very fast. The room facilities are a bit old, and there is a small balcony with a sea view. The bathroom is generally clean, but a cockroach was found in the bathroom.

The room overlooked the bay, offering a beautiful view. The balcony was very practical, perfect for enjoying the evening breeze and convenient for drying clothes. What really stood out was the early check-in option. We arrived at 1 PM, expecting to just drop off our luggage, but to our pleasant surprise, the front desk gave us our room key immediately – a service we haven't experienced in other hotels in the US. The airport shuttle was also very convenient. And of course, the hotel's location speaks for itself. The picture is a night view taken from the room's balcony.

Great views and comfort, but watch out for extra charges! I recently stayed at the San Diego Marriott Marquis and Marina. While the hotel itself is very nice, I encountered an issue that significantly impacted my experience. Despite having booked and fully prepaid my stay through Trip.com, the hotel attempted to charge me an additional $45 per day plus tax for the so-called ”Destination Fee” at check-in. After contacting the hotel, they refunded the fee after multiple letters and two weeks. This seems to reflect a policy of charging the Destination Fee by default, regardless of whether it has already been prepaid through third-party booking platforms. I worry that many guests either don't notice the charge or aren't aware that it may already be included in their booking. That being said, breakfast at the hotel was delicious and the facilities are generally high-quality. If the billing issue hadn't occurred, my stay would have been much more enjoyable. Overall, it's a lovely hotel in a great location—but guests should carefully check their bill and be prepared to follow up if something doesn't add up!

I had a very frustrating experience at this hotel. They charge a $500 deposit, which, combined with my total bill of $1,000, exceeded my credit card limit of $1,300. As a result, I could only pay for 4 out of the 7 nights, totaling $790. My friend had to cover the remaining 3 nights, but his card was charged $1,600! The hotel’s receipt logic is very confusing; it’s unclear how much was charged to each card and what those amounts correspond to. After checking out on October 18, I was told my payment would be refunded, but as of today, November 2, I still haven’t received any notification regarding the refund. This has been an extremely disappointing and stressful experience. If you’re not concerned about high deposits and the potential for delays in refunds, you might feel comfortable staying here. Otherwise, I would recommend looking for a different hotel.

Bathrooms need to be updated. Shower was old and looked dirty and there were areas that seemed to have mold. The pools were good for kids. They offered s’mores only for one hour which was not convenient for our schedule so we didn’t experience. Curtains weren’t blackout which is difficult when you have small children and lots of light comes in.

A very nice hotel, very close to UCSD, suitable for couples to book a room, but the lights are too dim, and parking is also charged and a deposit is required by credit card. You must have a car to stay here. The room is very quiet but the environment is not very good, the facilities are relatively old, even worse than a new three-star hotel.

The facilities are a bit old, and you have to climb a hill to get to the main entrance of the hotel. It is not far from old town transit and fashion valley, so it is quite convenient.