I love this Bed and Breakfast! I love love love it!! I wish there were more stars to give…read more I went for a girls weekend I stayed in the zoo room and my aunt stayed in the Coronado room and Ann really took care of us! The rooms were very clean very sanitized I had to work while I was there and found the desk in the zoo room really nice and the internet very fast. Breakfast was delightful with home made muffins and jam fruits and delicious coffee (Ann'a blend puts Starbucks to shame) The sheets were the softest and smoothest I have ever laid on. And the customer service was an amazing experience. I looked forward to talking to Ann and Tishawna (I'm sorry for spelling it wrong if I did) every single day. It was a highlight to my trip. They recommended restaurants, gave us beach towels when we mentioned our beach day and really just listened laughed and made us feel welcome. I had an amazing time and I am so glad we stayed here I can't wait to go back.

Highly recommend this place! Came once for Christmas and another time on a whim! We loved both…read moretimes. Especially the jacuzzi bath tub In the main room.

Enjoyed four great nights at Crone's Cobblestone Cottage. I hesitate to call it a Bed & Breakfast…read morebecause it was so much more. We had access to the entire first floor of a beautifully decorated historical home that will be 100 years old next year. The Mission Hills neighborhood was close to everything we wanted and needed -- shopping, parks, dining, beaches. But I must say my favorite part was chatting with Joan Crone during breakfast. A fascinating woman with an artist's love for all things simple and beautiful. Her art pieces on "plenty" and "small" challenged me to examine my definition of happiness. Was not expecting a spiritual connection on the trip, but happy to have found it. Thank you Joan.

We had a memorable stay at Crone's Cobblestone Cottage, built in the American Craftsman style and…read morelovingly furnished and maintained by the proprietor, Joan Crone. Shaded by a sprawling pepper tree and sheltered by ranks of ferns, it is an oasis, complete with a porch swing and meditation garden, in an already quiet neighborhood. The Mission Hills business district is an easy ten-minute walk away, along streets with more nicely kept-up bungalows. From there, you can easily bus to Balboa Park and the Zoo in a half-hour or - with Joan's guidance - make a fun sightseeing trek down the hillside to the trolley and on the downtown and the harbor. At the end of the day, there are a number of very satisfying restaurants where you can relax and eat well before the peaceful walk home. Joan was very respectful of our privacy and our touristic initiatives. We, on the other hand, started conversations over breakfast that we would only reluctantly break off to make our way to the day's objective. Whether it involved geographical points of interest as a long-time San Diego resident, the arts and photography -- her area of training, Craftsman architecture and design or recent books we've read, there was never a dull moment. She encouraged us to look over books from her extensive library, including the charming "Little Free Library" built in the image of the Cottage and located right outside. We wholeheartedly recommend Crone's Cobblestone Cottage as a place to stay while visiting San Diego!

What a great way to spend you Birthday or special occasion…read more Shaun is wonderful. The yacht was stocked with Oran juice and Yogurt & Blue berries for breakfast. Great views of boaters Going by enjoying. We really recommend this company

What an amazing day it was so fun. The yacht was beautiful. We stayed in beautiful rooms and we had…read moreour own bathrooms. The kitchen was fully stocked with breakfast and our friends loved it. I would suggest going again to everybody so fun, beautiful ocean nice people I would definitely go again

I would 100% recommend going to this hotel. All of the staff were very helpful and friendly, and…read moretheir breakfast was excellent. The place was well kept, the rooms felt safe and clean, pool was very nice. It was such a nice place to stay and at such a great deal!

Honestly, it was very disappointing. It took me forever to check in, although I already had a…read morepre-reservation. They were dealing with a difficult situation, which I acknowledged, but the manager was just sitting there staring at the other employee instead of helping anybody else out. Twice our keys were deactivated and we had to go and get new keys. Free breakfast, yes, but it's just a bunch of bagels, waffles, and crap. Maybe I expected too much, but I definitely wouldn't stay here again. That being said, everything was clean and there are no bugs, but it's definitely bordering on a two to three star hotel.

The Cosmopolitan Hotel/Museum in Old Town Historic District is now open to the public free of…read morecharge and can make room reservations. I grew up in San Diego and have been to Old Town Historic District MANY times, but this was our first seeing the inside of the hotel. It reminded me of a hotel you see at the O.K. Corral in Tombstone, AZ. The Cosmopolitan Hotel was built in 1827. They offer Cosmo Happy Hour in their outdoor garden patio Wednesday -Saturday from 4pm-6:30pm (walk-ins only) no reservations. The garden is also available for wedding venues. The Cosmopolitan hotel has Saturday Brunch from 10am-2pm. If interested in taking an old vintage photography session, you would have to book it through Catherinesegura.com and select the size photo session of interest. Check it out! Happy Yelping :)

After strolling through Old Town, my son wanted to check out the Cosmopolitan Hotel. We decided it…read morewould be a great place to stop for a quick shareable bite before heading home. My daughter found us seats under the pergola covered in lovely greenery. It's counter service, so you order at the bar and they give you a number for your table. There were two ladies working behind the bar area, but it took a while before we were acknowledged. We finally placed our order of a pretzel, truffle fries and chicken bacon flatbread. Our food also took a good while to come out. There was only one server and two other occupied tables. While we waited, there was a man playing acoustic guitar, which was a nice touch and added to the atmosphere. The food was pretty tasty. We especially like the chicken and bacon flatbread. Since we were sharing everything, we would have appreciated some plates, but none were provided so we ended up using our napkins as plates. My daughter did make a valid observation about the pretzel: "such a giant pretzel for them to only give us one tiny cheese and nothing else, not even mustard". Unfortunately, the one thing that really spoiled the experience for me was when what appeared to be a termite fell onto our table and landed right on the corner of my flatbread. A few moments later, another one fell onto the table. At this point my son announced, "it's raining termites". Needless to say, this definitely ruined our appetite. I honestly regret not taking a picture because I was just so thrown off when it happened. Even though the setting was lovely, the music was a nice touch and the food was tasty, the slow service, lack of plates and falling termites, the experience fell short.

Kings Inn rarely disappoints and our most recent visit was, again, fantastic. And the adjacent…read moreWaffle Spot restaraunt is one of my all-time favorite breakfast restaraunt. These places are not fancy but if you like a retro feel, you'll love both of these. The only complaint I have is that the bathrooms are small. some are very small.

Easy, accommodating, clean, an great onsite diner. Room was…read morespacious, staff were VERY friendly. Faster Wifi I have ever had in a hotel. Fiber optic!

I have stayed here many times and the customer service is unparalleled. It's a quaint homey feel…read morewith heavy considerations towards comfort and privacy. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson are extremely pleasant and Mrs. Gibson is a fantastic cook. I'll never stay in a hotel in San Diego again (as long as you book far in advance).

This high class establishment leaves nothing to be desired. From a first class kitchen with a chef…read moreto the daily turn down service makes it a wonderful place to stay for leisure or business. Really can't say enough about the kind and hospitable owners. Really a first class place to stay.

Best Chinese food in town! Make sure to connect your phone to the Sonos system it has great sound!read more

Friendly staff with awesome service!…read more Rooms were and felt clean when arriving. Great location when visiting San Diego. Bikes are available for use and I highly recommend a ride down to the harbor. Fair and reasonably priced.

I like the mid-century vibes that permeate the Pearl Hotel, in Point Loma. The hotel is located…read moreright in the heart of the famous Portuguese community of Point Loma. Parking can be a challenge, and there are about five or six parking places in the front off of Rosecrans Street, including one marked Handicapped parking place directly by the front entrance door. The rooms extend in a U-shape surrounding the pool and garden area. The hotel's restaurant, the PonyBar, is also located by the pool in the courtyard. It can get a little noisy in the hotel with a number of Bachelorette parties taking place. Try to book one of the larger rooms, which are nicer. The hotel is within walking distance to the picturesque Saint Agnes Roman Catholic Church, if you are staying over on a Sunday and want to attend Mass. They also offer a Mass on Saturday afternoon,