This is one of our favorite Hyatt's and we have been to so many. What I love about this hotel is…read morethat it has everything you need or want. Make a reservation or call them and book a room. Their prices are good and you won't feel ripped off. You will be happy. The rooms are a nice size and kept up. The maid service is great. The staff is super and can guide you if this is your first time to Tijuana. I love the place to eat here. It is just the best. They have traditional Mexican food which is outstanding and they also have great American food. We love their pancakes and eggs. Their tacos are great as is any fish dish. They have bottled water in the room, which is a must. Do not drink tap water anywhere in Tijuana. The location is great. It is within easy walking to many fun spots, including shopping. The rooms are super clean and although it can get loud outside, the inside is quiet and comfortable. It even smells great. You will love it. Have fun.

I've been coming here for many years. I'm a Hyatt member and rotate between paying and using my…read morepoints - mostly using my points and enjoying the occasional comped weekend getaway. Prices have doubled since coming here first. Points went from 5k to 8k- please don't up it any more :). Guest profile has changed and with it more English speaking staff. US workers in scrubs moonlighting on the weekend, patients over from US for medical procedures, catering to this new clientele has made this hotel busier and a little more pricey than before. I wonder how they will compete when the Westin opens right next door? Location is truly perfect, it's an easy drive from the U.S. made easier now with the hotel and gastronomy zone signs as you cross the San Ysidro border. The hotel offers covered, gated underground parking for your car. It feels secure and I've never had any issues or incidents (touch wood) ever. Breakfast is included with your stay and has improved over the years, not that it was ever bad, they just offer a much larger and quality selection than before and restock often, again being more busy I imagine helps with that. Staff are always great , very helpful, and bilingual. If the bar ever looks unattended it's because they often double at reception. Just look to the front desk for assistance. For a Hyatt place - it's one of the best - that's why we keep coming back, better than the San Diego counterparts. Adrian, at the breakfast station is our favorite staff member. He's always so helpful, attentive and he deserves a shout out. I would love if they made Pozole on Saturday mornings - but alas it's a Sunday morning treat. Having it on Saturday too would be the icing on the cake. Something to work on: I enjoy a late checkout and appreciate not being disturbed. Do not disturb sign on the door doesn't mean they won't knock, or try to come in. Housekeeping should observe this request, even if they are being nice and checking to see if you need more towels. If you like clean, they are obsessively clean - occasionally the chemicals bother me in the lobby but I appreciate their attention to cleanliness. Overall solid 4 star rating.

Amazing B&B and the hosts are truly amazing! Attentive, pays attention to details, amenities are…read moreamazing and the rooms are beautiful! The outside fire pit is gorgeous! Salt water Pool is not heated, however very refreshing in the summer. Steps to the beach. Gem of a B&B!! Must is the Fish Shop oh my gosh I could eat there everyday and I'm not into seafood! This place is amazing and very dog friendly! Must try. The burger restaurant is amazing too. Such a fun vibe atmosphere and delicious food and great beers on tap! Georges for fine dinning. Enjoy your stay we sure did!

An amazing location, but the owner is not. I wanted to love this place, but the passive anger and…read moredislike of animals, although owning property Southern California, is incredibly odd. Witnessing the angry conversations outside the front yard when people are simply walking their dogs, was really upsetting. Especially for a Vet, but regardless, upsetting likely for anyone. Not the welcoming vibe my husband I were hoping. I will sadly not return.

I booked El Prinero in an effort to be local to a waterpolo tournament rather than spending my time…read morein my car and my money in businesses that are not local. Chula Vista is a cute neighborhood. The hotel promised quit settings , the smoke store and 7-11 across from it made me doubt that when we first arrived but it turned out to be totally true. The neighborhood is super safe and has everything you will EVER need right on 3rd. The lady running this hotel is super organized. We booked the largest room as we had a 4 night stay. The bed and pillow were cozy. Towels ample in the bathroom. The parking lot on the side dedicated to guests was a life line and so practical. Water pressure and temp were perfect. Spacious bathroom. Cute and large outdoor space. Coffee and tea for guests ready in the lobby every morning. I appreciated that the other guests were equally as quiet as that as it is an old building and you can hear other folks' convo from room to room. As it is often the case no matter how expensive your hotel is. Five star if the trash had been emptied and the bathroom had had a refresh. Booking was easy , payment taken on arrival , easy check out. We'll be back.

Wonderful, restored, historic (1930) hotel in the shopping part of Chula Vista a short walk from…read morerestaurants, brewery and shops, and a short ride to the Gaylord Convention Center. (And a third of the cost of the Gaylord Hotel! With free onsite parking. The Gaylord charges $45 for guest parking. Cost much less for Lyft both ways total than just that parking fee). And a very nice owner who is also the desk clerk. Extremely well renovated and maintained with super soft bedding and towels, very homey and comfortable lobby, excellent breakfast place 3 minute walk away.

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

Hotel rooms very clean, parking, quiet, all amenities needed in room and front desk staff friendly…read more We have stayed here about 15 times. Only recommendation would be to add coffee maker with coffee. Price it comparable to other 4 star hotels in the area.

The place is quiet it, plenty of space to park .look like the room are renovated,…read morePlacent , nice clean , a nice bed . Love it

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.

I went here for Memorial Day weekend, "Hillcrest" more like "Hellcrest". The beds were harder than…read morediamond, the room service did not come to my room when I asked for pillows. I suggest to not come here

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!

Nice bed and breakfast just south of Rosarito, conveniently located between Rosarito and Puerto…read moreNuevo. Right on the ocean with great views of the surf. There is no beach access, but plenty of separated living areas both inside and out. This is small dog friendly as the owner has two small dogs. The owner also has chickens (short walking distance away) so fresh eggs are available in the morning. The beds are comfortable, and you can hear the ocean from every room. The house has large windows overlooking a bricked patio area and the ocean. There is also a courtyard in the front with more seating and outdoor fireplace. We had a great time relaxing with a view and exploring the local shops and restaurants.

Ok, so it was hard to pin point what the rating should be but I'll just do a list:…read more Pros: cheap, close to the airport, uber ride was only like 3 US dollars, and the employees were nice, oh and they serve food downstairs for a low price. Cons: only 1 water bottle given to you upon arriving, but you can call if you want them to bring you up some more (for a price), the biggest problem was that we were trying to sleep and for hours on end, there was construction or something going on either upstairs, or next door, because all we heard was banging. We were trying to sleep and couldn't, eventually so frustrated we just gave up trying to sleep and stayed up.

First time coming to this hotel and I would say it's pretty good. Pretty affordable for a 3 Star…read morehotel. Total came out to be about $100 a night with taxes and fee. I felt it was clean once you walk into the hotel. Checking in was smooth, room was clean and spacious with a big screen tv, the bed was very comfortable and I had a good night sleep. I felt safe staying here one night. The hotel has a same gym with 2 treadmills, 2 bicycle machine and some arm machine. I tried the treadmill and felt that it was old, it made too much noise and felt like I was going to break it. The swimming pool is nice and water temperature was not too cold. They also have a jacuzzi but it was not heated and not open. It was dirty with tree leaves so I assume no one has used it? However this was in Otay, the other side of town and I was not aware of it. So it was kinda out of the way of where we were going for dinner. I would recommend people coming to this hotel.