I've been coming to this location for a while now. Rooms are always clean, rates are reasonable and…read moreamenities always working. Great stay and wonderful staff will be coming back very soon.

This is the furthest inland I've stayed in San Diego and it was an adventure…read more Took Flixbus into town and if I had time I would've taken public transportation to the Rodeway Inn but I had an event to attend. So I got a car service. We talked and the closer we got to the Lemon Grove area of San Diego the more I realized this place is urban contemporary. Noted the Food4Less and Dollar Tree store if I needed anything after my event. Check in to the Rodeway Inn on Broadway was interesting. The door to the lobby was locked even thought it being early evening with the sun still up. The nice receptionist pointed to the side of the building to check in. I walked around the side to a plexiglass window and checked in. Read the sign on the wall about check out, non-smoking...etc. The receptionist was nice, well dressed, professional and gave me my room card. My room was on the ground floor. As I crossed to my room a shirtless older man was in the parking lot talking to himself. Inside my room it smelt like cigarettes. I'm sure the receptionist told me this inn was non-smoking. So I turned on the air conditioner to air out the room. Hurriedly freshened up and ironed my clothes for the event. My event was to see a theater premiere at The Moxie Theatre which was less than 10 invite drive from the Rodeway Inn. I ordered my car service. When my driver arrived I stepped out of the room and the look on her face was happy. She was nervous that the shirtless person was her guest. On the way to the theatre she asked me why I chose that inn and I told here that i'm just here to see my friends show and Rodeway Inn was close by. She told me this area is touch and go. After the theatre performance and mingling afterwards I went back to the Rodeway Inn to chill. The room smelled less smoky thanks to the air conditioner. I showered and grabbed the remote control to turn on the television to watch Saturday Night Live. The only thing that came up on the tv was "no signal". I tried all three output and no change. So I tried several times and no change. Ended up just watching things & scrolling on my phone. In the morning I relaxed and packed up around 10:15am. At 10:30am i headed to the plexiglass office area to check out. A woman exited a side door as I pressed to call button. No one came to the window. I pressed to call button about 3 times in five minutes with no employee to appear. I started thinking is this how they charge customers if they do not check out by 11am? Well the cleaning attendant stood next to me and knocked on the plexiglas. Because she had someone's phone and to tell the worker that a particular room had smokers. Guess they charge them. Finally an older man came from the back room looking tired. He received said phone and the room number of the smokers. I checked out and asked for a printed receipt. Did not want any unnecessary charges. The stay was nice. Very comfortable bed but the activity in the parking lot with random men walking around was shady at this inn. I walked to the subway station. It's very close.

Absolutely love their breakfasts. They really offer a choice of food. The site is close to various…read morerestaurants and grocery stores. The area is quiet and the rooms are nice. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

I'm only leaving 3 stars because Oscar was so helpful during our whole stay. He was a literal…read moregodsend! He gave us so many helpful tips on places to explore and was genuinely so kind. Other than that, BEWARE OF ROOM 116. Absolutely disgusting. The room had this horrible dead/fishy smell, like something literally died in there. We had to stay in that room the entire first night because they couldn't move us until the next day. Me and my family were so uncomfortable we couldn't even eat. After driving 8 hours, the last thing we expected was to stay in a room like that. I really feel like we should have been refunded for that first night because it was honestly a nightmare. Thankfully, the next day they moved us to another room and it was SO much better. Oscar is honestly the reason I'm even giving 3 stars.

Yes I recommend this hotel it was super clean they took me in last minute and I slept through the…read morewhole night without getting up I was able to relax feel great the next morning to go to work after been super tired and needing a good night sleep and healing process thank you

Good for a cheap stay if that. Ac wasn't turning on and had…read moreto ask the front the come check it, thankfully I didn't have to switch rooms but some stuff could use some touching up or replacing all together. The sink had part of the paint chipped off. Also no tub stopper for the bath tub makes it a shower so advertising bathtubs is misleading when a guest can't soak in a tub if the mood struck. Also tried to check out at 8:40 am no one was in office I had to ask one of the laundry people to check me out. It's a motel 6. Set the bar low

The Lodge of La Mesa is one of the coolest hotels in San Diego. Absolutely amazing staff across the…read moreboard. Very reasonable with pricing and accommodations. Rooms are very clean considering the other hotels in the area. Always walk in to get the best deals. Juan/ Orlando/Kevin are the coolest dudes on the planet. Respect the Lodge and the Lodge will respect you always!

Worst place I've ever stayed in my entire life. My family deserves much more than this pile of…read moregarbage. Toilet did not function/flush, front desk didn't care. Dried vomit on wall, hair all over bed and pillows. Stains of what looked to be feces on the wall and ceiling. Room phone was non operable. Absolutely disgusting, no one deserves to stay here. I will be contacting BBB and their corporate representatives. I hope everyone reads this before booking here. If I could give 0 stars I absolutely would. I hope this places closes or gets shut down so someone who cares about humans will take ownership and provide an acceptable place to stay. To the owners and management .. go *%*^ yourself.

The place is incredibly dirty, and the floors were sticky. The blankets are very thin but it is a…read morecheaper option if you cannot afford much.

I called the phone rings and rings. Finally someone answered and said to call one hour later and…read morehung up. All I wanted to know was if I left my mi I speaker in room 215 when I stayed there in Nov. 2nd. The rooms are descent, no bed bugs but our neighbors were bumping hip hop music early in the morning. Also one light was out which made the room dark and hard to get ready. Payed $119 with tax for two beds Please call me to let me know how we can arrange to get my speaker back. We tipped to get our room cleaned too. Check your records for My phone number and I live in area code 90755.

This place was wonderful, it exceeded my expectations. The place is well taken care of. The rooms…read moreare very clean and spacious. I bought the Golf package and I must say it was well worth every penny. We got a room, 2 continental breakfasts, 2 alcohol drinks, 18 hole tee time, golf cart, 2 buckets to hit at the range and a freaking awesome time. Sunblock highly recommended!!!. They have a nice restaurant and cool bar. One small golf shop and you can also book a massage. We plan on returning here every year for my boyfriend's birthday.

The course itself is gorgeous, especially the back nine that hugs the coastline. It's a par 72, and…read moremy husband was having a grand ol' time . I... was not. But I will say, I was a scratch drinker that day, and the views made every swing (and sip) worth it. It started as the perfect quiet couple's round with just us, taking in the scenery, chatting, and enjoying the well-kept, super fast greens. Then about halfway through, two super chill (and very loud) dudes in jeans rolled up and joined us. Not your typical golf attire, but honestly they were hilarious. The vibe totally shifted from romantic to ridiculous, but in a good way. They did crash their cart at one point (they were fine), and it kind of felt like a scene from a buddy comedy. (Also, they were Dodger fans, but we ended up liking them despite that. )Their attire and behavior tells you a lot about what is acceptable behavior at this course. The course is well maintained, not crowded, and full of natural beauty. The homes you wind through are beautifully landscaped, and the whole place has a peaceful, resort-like charm. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is the pricing as it's a bit steep for being in Mexico, though still fair for the views and quality. If you're looking for a unique golf adventure, Bajamar is totally worth the drive down from San Diego. Next time, I might actually focus on my swing. Or not.

Here from los Angeles for work and it making more sense and less money on gas to just stay here…read more and i am super stoked A**F**k I found This place. It's close to work and is super clean, quiet and front desk is pretty amazing. Josh goes above and beyond to make sure his customers are taken care of and comfortable. Being a holiday long 3 day weekend and all josh went above and beyond to work out a great price and way to pay. Since I'm down here for the next few months this is the place I'm going being staying at for sure Josh thank you very much comrade I appreciate you

1 star I stayed here expecting a basic but functional stay…read morein a convenient San Diego location. What I got was an unkept property with serious operational and safety failures. The location is genuinely good and convenient. The receptionists and housekeepers work hard and are clearly the ones keeping the place running. They deserve better support and higher pay. Everything else was a letdown or worse. The lobby is bland and neglected--exposed TV wires, dirty baseboards, mismatched and tired furniture, no curtains, and a coffee setup that traps your cup under a low nozzle so you either spill or have to shift the whole (heavy, hot) machine. No lids available either. One employee showed up in a tracksuit instead of a uniform. There's no public restroom in the lobby. The exterior matches the interior: litter on the property and landscaping that looks abandoned. Compared to neighboring buildings, this place stands out for the wrong reasons and actively drags the area down. The biggest problems were operational. The entire building lost running water. I sat in the lobby for over three hours before check-in and was never told. I only learned about it by overhearing another guest complain. The front desk response was that the manager was out, and the guest was given one free water bottle then charged for the rest. In San Diego heat (especially after the recent heat wave and with Santa Ana conditions), no running water is not an inconvenience--it's a public health and safety issue affecting hygiene, sanitation, cooling, and even fire systems. While I was in my room, a maintenance worker showed up unannounced to "fix a leak." Nothing had been communicated to me. After I declined entry without front-desk verification, he returned and began manipulating the bottom lock. I had the deadbolt engaged. That is a clear violation of privacy and security. The AC in the lobby was also shut off around midday, quickly making the space uncomfortably warm for both guests and staff. You get what you pay for to an extent, but basic safety, communication, and habitability are non-negotiable. I would not stay here again and cannot recommend it until the water reliability, security protocols, maintenance standards, and overall upkeep are fixed.

For the amount of rent each month (not much), there are 2 pools, a children's playground, a…read moreclubhouse, and the grounds get pretty good gardening attention. There are 3 full time maintenance men. Surrounded by cliffs or steep slopes on all sides, I always felt safe living here- there is only one practical way in and out, and you would have to be a dumbass to commit crime here. Police substation is pretty close. Being across the street from the trolley had made airport trips pretty convenient, I don't have to impose on friends or pay for parking to travel, I just jump on the trolley.

If I could choose negative stars, I totally would. I've been here for a while and didn't seem to…read morehave a problem. I did start to notice that the management isn't the very best. The parking is annoying for guests. You can't have anyone over past 11 pm without risking their car being towed. On top of that the gardening and upkeep seems to be getting worse and worse by the day. They literally have stopped caring and for all I know, the owners and management doesn't care anymore about it either. It's all about saving a quick penny and making a quick buck now. The gardeners are shit now and here's why. I understand having to spray certain chemicals to keep up with plant life and what not, but what I don't understand if why they don't take a quick minute to let the people who do own animals know that they are about to spray chemicals that can potentially affect their animals. One negligent and irriespinsible gardener decided to spray some harsh chemical next to my dog without my concent or knowledge and now he's at the veterinary hospital fighting for his life. I wouldn't put it past him to have purposefully sprayed my dog in the face. This is the most irresponsible, irreversible, and ublnbelievable situation that could have happened. So basically if you prefer to live in an area that actually cares about its area, tenants, and name, then I would suggest staying away from this place.

This hotel is OK…read more The staff are very friendly. It is in a sketchy area that is very loud, especially at night time. The complementary breakfast was just OK. Not very many selections. The hotel room itself is clean, but our room was never cleaned while we stayed there.

For almost $300 per night this is what you get:…read more 1. Ripped flooring that could cut your foot or rip your socks right between the foot of the bed and the dresser in the path leading to the bathroom. 2. A building in gross condition from the outside. 3. A stained ironing board. 4. I ripped one of my bags coming down the steps because something was sticking out of the wall. 5. Breakfast consisted of make it yourself waffles, juices, milk, yogurt, and coffee. (No meat, no eggs, no cheeses, no service) 6. Checkout was at noon but cleaning knocked on my door at 11:25 as I was naked and about to take a shower. 7. A $100 deposit authorization for incidentals 8. Yeah steps because the elevator wasn't working. It looked like it hadn't been working since the Beatles broke up. Whomever owns this property operates it in the same way as a slumlord. High prices with little investment back into the property. By far one of the worst hotels in San Diego and actually anywhere in the US especially for the price. I actually want a refund and in exchange I will promise never to return.