Love this boutique hotel! It is clean, updated and upscale. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I recommend this place if you need to be downtown San Diego. read more

We are having one of our bathrooms remodeled, so we booked the Sofia Hotel which is a few blocks away from our home, for my wife to spend the first few days after her surgery, so that she could recover more comfortably. We checked in Wednesday night, around 11:30pm. Once we arrived to the room, it was far more worn and rundown than the photos, but overall seemed relatively clean. It was warm & stuffy, so we decided to turn on the air. Almost immediately, both my throat and my wife's throat became extremely dry. We both started having minor coughs due to the air. Upon spotting the air vent, we definitely did not feel comfortable or safe breathing the gunk in the vent in. However, it was too stuffy and hot in the room without the air. Given this, we decided that it would be safer for my wife to recover at home, despite the construction. We checked out with the front desk attendant and left around 12:15AM, 45 minutes later. The next day, we realized that we were not checked out of the room. When we called to asked if we could be checked out, an employee name Ian informed us that he could not provide us with an email confirmation that we had checked out. My wife repeatedly asked for this, and Ian kept repeating that we had booked a non-refundable room & could not get our money back. We repeated that we just wanted a receipt that we checked out. We were told the night staff couldn't check people out. The room wasn't great, but the biggest issue was the customer service. Ian was combative, rude, and uncooperative for what was a very standard request. I believe they wanted to keep us checked into to avoid us complaining to Expedia as well as continuing to charge us the $24 per day, "WiFi fee". read more

Location: safe area (my feeling), close to the convention center. Some restaurants options around, but not in the hotel, at all. Even no food market to grab a water or snack.... (Due to location convenience, I picked this place, for my own family trip, I won't pick here). -0.5 Bedroom: it's a very historical hotel, so the room is "old", look at these windows and furnitures. But I have to say, they are maintained well, all windows around, very bright vibe during the day. No smell in the room at all!!! Even better than many 5 star hotels I stayed recently. Also, it's quiet, I barely hear anything in the lobby (1-2 times when people tried to open/close their doors), no sound from the street at all. Bedding: surprised me, comfortable !! It's at the hard side, which I preferred. And the button sheet (rough texture) is also what I like! Bathroom: good renovation, very clean, new, even though it's small. The shower head is the bummer...I stayed at high floor, very very small water flow.... Hard for me to even wash my hair -0.5 (this is a big no for me). Other equipment: they have both microwave and fridge in the room, nice! And Nespresso machine, nicer! Steamer for clothes, great! Staff: one of the senior staff (I think she is the supervisor) is super friendly and helpful, the other young girl was just ok. Overall, as a historical hotel, they maintained very well, but of course, it's still not modern. Interesting experience to me, but may not come back. read more

I had a fantastic stay at The Sofia Hotel! If you are looking for a place with character rather than a cookie-cutter chain hotel, this boutique property is a perfect choice. The historic 1920s architecture gives it so much charm and personality from the moment you step into the lobby. read more

The good . The location of the hotel is really great. It's a quick 10-15 min walk to the waterfront as well as gaslamp quarter too and there is a Starbucks for pickup directly on the floor of the lobby as you exit. The staff are really nice and they offer flavored water and candies 24/7. There are filtered water machines on some floors as well as ice machines. There is a microwave and fridge and coffee maker in the room as well as all the necessities for toiletries including facial makeup remover clothes and towels. The room I was in could've been dusted more but I was able to check in early so maybe it was cleaned a while before. The not so good. Though the hotel is a bit dated and the rooms are small the service of the staff makes up for it in many ways. My tv was not working and they quickly sent someone up to fix it. read more

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On my husband's 40th birthday, we went to San Diego for a weekend getaway. We decided to stay at the Sofia Hotel, a charming boutique hotel and iconic landmark in downtown San Diego. The building is almost 100 years old and a fun fact is that it was the first hotel in San Diego (originally opened as The Pickwick Terminal Hotel) to include bathrooms inside the rooms, which was considered very rare at the time. Our room was the corner suite on the top floor, it was just recently remodeled, so we had the opportunity to try it out for the first time. The view was beautiful, and the room featured cool modern tech touches, including touch-screen controls for every lamp. They were a little confusing at first, but I got used to them quickly. The mattress was very comfortable, just peeerfect for a good night sleep, especially because we were traveling from Miami and were a little jetlagged. Overall, the space was beautifully designed, blending contemporary style with warm, comfortable finishes that made it feel both modern and inviting. I loved the details outside the door: the hotel logo lit up in different colors to show the room's status, for example, it turned green when you requested cleaning. But the hotel experience was more than just the rooms. Saturdays and Sundays at 9 a.m., there's a free walking tour through the Gaslamp Quarter, and we were lucky enough to join one. It was a wonderful way to discover hidden details and stories about the city, the kind only a seasoned guide like Pamela can bring to life. It's an experience you truly must try for yourself. On the other hand, if you're in for adventures, the hotel also offers complimentary bikes so you can go off on your own and cruise through other city gems like the legendary Balboa Park. Our stay at the Sofia Hotel was incredibly refreshing, but what made it truly special was the service and how it made us feel truly cared for. Thank you Andrea, Paulina, Mariana, Alexandra, Mia, Scott, Ian and John, FOR EVERYTHING, you truly made our stay unforgettable! Thanks to you, we know why San Diego IS the finest in the US. We hope that we can return very soon! read more

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I've always heard that San Diego is a state of mind , shaped by its dynamic topography, breezy warm weather , and friendly locals. That's why it was always on my bucket list, and I couldn't think of a better way to celebrate my birthday than by finally experiencing this city's charm. We chose to stay at an iconic landmark: The Sofia Hotel . Originally opened as the Pickwick Terminal Hotel, it made history as one of the first hotels with private bathrooms (a rare luxury at the time). Inspired by Gothic Revival architecture, its New York-style façade still stands out in the heart of downtown. Back in the day, it was home to The Piccadilly Lounge, a lively gathering place for travelers. That spirit of hospitality is still alive today. From the moment we arrived, the Sofia's character shone through, from the welcoming statue guiding you to the entrance to Scott's warm and efficient check-in . Each floor showcases the hotel's rich story through lighted scripted boxes, and then suddenly you're swept into modern comfort with beautifully upgraded rooms. Thoughtful details like customizable lighting , plush bedding , and freshly remodeled VIP Suites make it feel like your own apartment. Housekeeping also did a pristine job, keeping everything spotless and sharp throughout our stay. Add in the Nespresso machine (with decaf capsules too! ), and you're instantly woken up into the San Diego mood. And to top it all off, I was surprised with a special warm welcome: my room was cheerfully decorated to celebrate my birthday , making the experience even more unforgettable. The amenities go beyond the room. Guests can enjoy a private namaste yoga studio with on-demand classes, a well-equipped fitness center to balance out all the delicious treats along the way, and business rooms with reliable high-speed Wi-Fi --perfect for travelers mixing work and leisure. Sweet touches make every stay memorable: complimentary treats at the front desk (my wife couldn't resist the Jolly Ranchers ), refreshing drinks like hibiscus tea and horchata , plus hydration stations with purified water on every floor . To dive deeper into San Diego's culture, the hotel offers free walking tours of the Gaslamp Quarter with Pamela, a true local who shares fascinating stories you won't find in any guidebook . For exploring on your own, complimentary bikes make it easy to cruise through the city's gems, like the Spanish-Mexican-inspired Balboa Park . But what truly makes the Sofia Hotel unforgettable is its team . Paulina, Mariana, Alexandra, Mia, Scott, Ian, and John (the general manager himself), you embody the finest spirit of the finest city in the U.S., with warmth, energy, and genuine care. Gracias, obrigado, grazie, danke ... however I say it, we are deeply thankful. You made my transition into my 4th level of life the smoothest and most joyful way possible. The Sofia Hotel isn't just a place to stay, it's part of San Diego's history, personality, and soul . Celebrating my birthday here was the perfect way to recharge and step into this new stage of life and state of mind, fully loaded with the best vibes: work smart, laugh hard, rest easy.. the best motto Sofia taught me during our stay... ;) read more

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My stay at The Sofia Hotel has come with mixed thoughts. And because of the lack of response from management, I'm going through with this review until and unless someone actually responds to me. I checked in during Comic Con week on Wednesday. I arrived around 11am but I was given a room right away which was awesome. Taylor checked me in and although she was super friendly and sweet, she was also a bit clueless on basic amenities and options from the hotel. This is 100% on the training or management. I asked about wi-fi, she said she didn't know how guests connect. I noticed a comic con shuttle guide, she said she didn't even know there was a shuttle. Why isn't management informing the front desk about these things, especially during the time when San Diego sees the most traffic every year? And just to add onto that - later on I was returning to my room and asked another gentleman at the front desk a few things, and he stared at me as if I was speaking another language. He pointed to the other front desk attendant and said "he can help you". So why are you sitting at the front desk? When I first arrived to my room on the fourth floor, things seemed decent. Until I noticed all the surfaces had a heavy layer of dust that hasn't been touched in weeks. When I hopped in the shower, there was hair all over the bottles and on the walls. This made me start digging some more and I found the bed full of hairs and stains and dirt. The curtains were also absolutely filthy and the fridge wasn't keeping anything cold. I immediately went to complain and yet another gentleman working was kind enough to move me to a renovated room on the 7th floor right away. I was shocked that rooms were available given the event but happy to be moved so fast. This room was definitely new. Clean, brighter, vibrant, and comfortable. The shower was a bit weak but the fridge actually worked and everything else was great. HOWEVER - every time I left and returned to my room, there was a new problem. For 3 days a cleaning cart was left right outside my room door. The elevators constantly had trash kept around them and on top of the trash can - never to be cleaned. I asked at least 4 different front desk attendants at various times for the manager's contact but I was always given an excuse. I sent an email upon my return which was 5 days ago and I still haven't heard back. read more

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Do not stay here. They haven't cleaned since the 1950s. Doo doo stains on the pull out bed, broken AC, broken light, staff are assholes ( ally specifically) . We moved rooms 3 times and each room just got worse each time. 0/10 would not recommend. read more

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This place is haunted. The bathroom door kept sliding open. The living room nightstand kept opening and my wife felt someone touch her leg while we was sleeping. With that said the room was cool bedroom bathroom and a living room. Has a historic feel. read more

My husband and I stayed here a couple of weeks before our wedding for one last date night before the big day. It was a very beautiful hotel very good price right in a great location in downtown San Diego. read more

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It has a charm of an antique boutique hotel, but they've equipped it with technology and the technology doesn't work. You can barely turn the lights off at night overdone not necessary. read more

We absolutely loved our stay at The Sofia Hotel. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel welcomed and genuinely cared for. The hotel itself blends historic charm with modern comfort--beautiful touches in the lobby, thoughtfully designed rooms, and an overall inviting atmosphere that makes it feel like a retreat rather than just a place to sleep. Our room was spotless, comfortable, and quiet given the downtown location. We appreciated the little details, like the quality linens, great water pressure in the shower, and the cozy ambiance. The location could not be better--steps away from amazing restaurants, the Gaslamp Quarter, and an easy walk to the waterfront. It made exploring the city effortless. What really stood out was the service. Every interaction felt warm and personal, as if the team truly values each guest. We left feeling rested, taken care of, and excited to return. This is now our go-to hotel in San Diego. Highly recommend! read more

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The Sofia Hotel is a great base to explore San Diego's Gaslamp District. The location is very convenient and I was able to walk to many cafes, restaurants and stores in the charming area. From what I can recall, the staff was courteous and helpful. The room was clean and comfortable. I would stay here again, if I am ever in the area again. read more

This hotel was comfortable and the staff was friendly. I thought the price was right. I paid $175 per night through Priceline and this included taxes and fees. I would give a 5-star review but here's where things went south. To my surprise, upon check-in I was told that I would be assessed an additional $73.44 in additional fees. When I later inquired about the fees because I had pre-paid for the room, the check-in clerk handed me a list of amenities that she said the fees covered - like use of the gym, filtered water dispenser, coffee, etc. Later, when I inquired again she dismissed the list and said the additional $73.44 was just for fees. I wasn't going to argue with the check-in clerk because I know she is just doing her job, however, to surprise me or other guests with an additional fee at check-in is a deceptive practice and it's morally wrong. My trip to San Diego had a set budget. If I had known about the additional cost prior to the trip I might have sought out another hotel. That wasn't possible when checking in at 5PM after traveling all afternoon with a pre-paid reservation that, at that point, could no longer be refunded. If The Sofia Hotel will accept reservations through Priceline's booking system then it needs to effectively communicate the full cost of a reservation through that system. If The Sofia hotel is ok with engaging in bait & switch tactics to lure in customers, then this was the first and last time I'll book with this hotel. Reader of this review, are you ok with spending your money at a business known for deception, scams, and trickery? Think about that before you book with The Sofia Hotel. read more

I looked at a LOT!! of places before picking The Sofia Hotel, and I made the right choice. The location is excellent, in the downtown area, but still quiet and safe. The trolly is a few blocks away, which was very convenient. Get the Pronto card for use on buses and trolleys, very good value, clean and pleasant to use. Little Italy and Gaslamp were within walking distance so you are close to restaurants etc. I found the price of the hotel very reasonable, the staff were friendly, helpful and always there if you needed them. The hotel was extremely clean, quiet and very peaceful. Rooms were great, beds were comfy. There is a gym on site and a restaurant next door. Rooms all had bar closet with microwave, coffee maker, and mini fridge. Some reviews mentioned that the rooms were dark, there are privacy type shades on the windows but they can be rolled up, there was also lots of lights/lamps in the rooms. If I ever go back to San Diego, I would stay there again! read more

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The day manager was awesome, housekeeping was fantastic, morning chef great. The male bartender needs restrained. Great hotel and great atmosphere ​ read more

So, I can't speak for some of the other we reviews here on here or other places but DO NOT BE AFRAID! Sofia Hotel was an AMAZING stay. It is Boutique, quiet, and gets the job done. We had an amazing stay for our anniversary weekend. It was quiet and comfortable. It totally beats all of the other larger hotels unless that's your thing and you want to be around a ton of people. Let's start from the beginning.... 1. Parking - wasn't bad at all. Lot is literally behind the hotel. Nothing uneasy about this. Don't overthink it. Just valet if you prefer. What's an extra $10/day + tip 2. Water Pressure - Showers were hot and great. Walk-in as well! 3. Room Size - we stayed in a king quiet and it was perfect. Also has a pull out bed in the adjacent living space area. Could be perfect for a small family. 4. Area was safe and just really easy going for a weekend. Wishin minutes to Gaslamp busier areas and Little Italy. Don't fret and stay with Sofia... it's cute with lots of charm and I believe a new restaurant may be arriving in the next few months downstairs. These is just my unbiased review and I've stayed at some Great & Bad places over the years. This one was a great deal. Don't compare and just enjoy. read more

I really enjoyed my stay, I stayed in one of the remodeled rooms on the 7th floor and it was such a nice enjoyable experience! Hotel staff was very nice and helpful throughout our stay. We will definitely stay here again! read more

Below basic hotel. Worst shower I've ever taken. I've had better showers at campgrounds. I stood in 2" of dirty water for my entire shower. It still hadn't drained an hour later when I finally gave up and left for my work meeting. The shower dripped the e tire night long to the point of keeping me awake. Despite closing the shower glass and the bathroom door, it still kept me up all night. There are absolutely zero amenities. Not even a plastic shower cap. When I said something at checkout, they offered to refund the "amenities fee" of $24, but did nothing else. GROSS. STAY AWAY. read more

Martha at the front desk is wonderful. She is top notch in customer service, as was everyone else.

The room layout was strangest I have ever seen with the bathroom sink at the entrance to the room. I could pretty much wash my hands standing on the threshold! Also I had specifically requested a higher floor and was at the hotel early for them to get me into such a room and that failed as well. Staff was unenthusiastic. Our stay was mediocre at best. For the money pay $40 more a night and stay at a much nicer hotel. read more

The stay was fine. There is no parking onsite so they charge 40-50 dollars a day for parking to leave your car in some shady lot. I brought cash I had in the car due to safety concerns, but it ended up being stolen by cleaning staff! The management was not good. They took forever to answer when their own staff called, and said they would call me back with my issue but never did. read more

Stayed here for about 5 days for an anniversary weekend. Room was very small and walls were thin as well. For the bed, didn't like the comfort level of them at all as me and my girlfriend were not able to get much sleep. Shower pressure was not great as it was basically the same pressure feel you would get from a cheap sink. There was also a crack on our window leading into the outside which wasn't pleasant. A/C unit is extremely load when active and TV is decades behind. The 250+ a night coverage plus 40 for parking per night AND an around 300$+ for accidentals I would expect alot more from the hotel but everything seemed extremely outdated and not cared for. Will not be heading back. read more

crazy this is a 3.5 star hotel, their AC fan noise is worse than Motel 6. Glad I can upload videos on Yelp now so I can proof how loud it is. read more

Nice hotel, small rooms, loud AC unit. Bed was like a rock. Be very very careful of extra fees. I booked through Price Line and was charged a $22 per day resort fee, then the resort charged me another $16.95 Amenities Fee. Now is you booking directly with the hotel they would charge you the 22$ a day fee, but not the $16.95 amenities fee. So they are double dipping if you book with a travel site. That should be illegal. Plus, an outrageous $40 per day to park in a public parking lot next to the hotel. There was also a historic fee on top of everything per night. These fees as quick. I will never stay at this hotel again, even if it was the last hotel room in San Diego. read more

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Note- We stayed here for Comic-Con week, and it wasn't our preferred choice, as SDCC is typically a random assignment. Overall we didn't spend much time in the room anyway, but I wouldn't return to stay here during another visit to San Diego. Pros- Has the essentials: bed, toilet, shower, air conditioning, hair dryer. Bonus points for including a microwave, and mini fridge. Convenient location to the Gaslamp Quarter and about a 10-15min walk to the convention center. Staff is very nice, friendly, and available at the front desk. Small candy/water/fruit provided at the front desk. Starbucks, Chipotle, and TenderGreens food options right next door. Refillable water stations so we didn't have to buy water. Cons- Price not worth the value of the room ($265/night + $40/night parking + tax/fees). Rooms are tiny, walls are thin and dimly lit. The queen 2 person room might have been the smallest hotel room I've ever stayed in. Small bathroom with no space to put personal toiletries or belongings. The mirror/sink/vanity is on the outside of the bathroom (personally not a fan, and washing my hands/face or brushing my teeth over carpet gives me the ick). No restaurant, bar or food available inside/at the hotel. Location is right on the edge of the not so nice part of Gaslamp in San Diego, feels a little unsafe at night. read more

Stayed here for 1 night, and compared to the Hardrock, this hotel is trash. Valet is pretty much in the street and will run you $50. But if you want to self park, it will cost you $40. Wow, what a difference. There's no bell service. You have to bring your own luggage to the room yourself. I am physically in a wheelchair so this is very challenging with luggage, and I didn't get anyone to offer help. Came into the lobby, and there were 3 ladies at the desk 1 on the phone, and the other 2 just looked fake busy. Waited for about 5 mins to be greeted by the lady who was on the phone. Asked the ladies about Valet, and they know nothing, was told to ask valet. Finally got the key, and I guess this is an old hotel because the elevator was so small that I could barely roll my manual wheelchair in without hitting my knuckles. So if u have a bulky electric wheelchair, dnt stay here. We requested an accessible room, so the room was pretty big. No problem with the room other than the windows are drafty, the walls are thin, and you can hear all the commotion outside. The location is horrible. Literally next door, theres bail bonds and jail. Conveniently, there's a Starbucks right outside the hotel, but I wouldn't roam this area at night if I wanted to go for a little stroll in the area or club hop. Wouldn't recommend or return to this hotel read more

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Do not stay here! A few months ago I stayed at this hotel. However, housekeeping stole items from our room. I went to the front desk and the gal got defensive. When I asked to speak to a manager, she said nobody was available. Finally a manager came up to the room took notes and said they would get back to me and assured me that one of their employees could not have possibly taken anything. We never heard back from management. They did not make it right. There is no accountability if your items get stolen. read more

The hotel itself is beautiful. The lobby is very welcoming and the front desk staff and bell hop were all extremely pleasant. They gave me a free room upgrade based on my VIP status with Expedia. The elevators are tiny and older. It is a good thing there are only 7 floors, so you don't have to wait long. The hallways are dim and give off a horror movie vibe. Once in the room, it was beautiful as well. It had a living room, vanity outside the bathroom, a rain shower and a large very comfortable bed. Some of the lights in the room didn't work and the coffee provided in the room was not good, but otherwise a great room. The area around the hotel is a little sketchy. There were a ton of homeless people and I wouldn't suggest walking around at night. It is a few blocks from bars/restaurants/CVS, etc. I would recommend this place if you had a car or Uber to where you need to go. read more

We heard this was going to be a nice hotel but when we get there we find; stained pillows, broken closet door,what sounded like a rat in the vent, broken microwave and stiff uncomfortable beds. I cannot see why this hotel can call itself a "4 star" hotel. I will NOT be coming back here . read more

Very Historic, good deal and last minute check in. Can't beat that. Pretty cool, I'll be back!

Overall great experience. Our room had good view of the city and the staff was friendly. The bed and bathroom were clean and tidy. The shower door was not manufactured to seal so water would leak out when shower. read more

We stayed here about 3-4 years ago. We finally had guts to get out to have a mini getaway and we liked this hotel the last time, so figured will stay here again. The price is great due to the pandemic. Last time, I didn't notice so many furnitures are so outdated. Outdated is one thing, but the sofa is peeling...it makes me feel like sitting there is so uncomfortable. And they still have the antique ihome alarm/stereo. I had the same one like 10-12 years ago lol the updates should be done ways before the pandemic. Well, right now with the uncertainty, I guess they will never update their stuffs... Good thing is the location of this hotel is close to the heart of the gas lamp and has a lot of places to eat around. But that's about it! read more

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A nice hotel with a great location in the middle of the city so you can really walk to Seaport Village, little Italy, gas lamp. The people working at the desk were friendly and made it easy. When we returned late at night and there was no parking spots left, we called and they immediately sent an attendant to help open a spot for us. Not great for views from the room but they were comfortable and just fine. I'd return especially for the great location. read more

Came to this hotel years ago and remembered liking it so was happy to come back for a visit to SD Unfortunately the place seems so run down now. The hallways feel haunted, the rooms are a lot tinier than I remembered (obviously that didn't change, but something to note) and the dark and dingy rooms/hallways just makes me think they're masking poor cleaning. You can also hear conversations of people in rooms next to you, not fun. Parking seems like a common complaint here on Yelp. $40 per night for UNCOVERED, public parking. A racket. This isn't the worst hotel in the world but I'll never be coming back after witnessing the sharp decline in quality read more

STAY AWAY, SO FRUSTRATED!!!!! Take pictures of your car before Valeting it. I stayed the weekend to see Sublime at Bayfest and the hotels Valet Service damaged my car. The hotel is not helping in any way and the Valet Service is not taking any responsibility for the damaged to my vehicle. Instead, they have submitted my claim to virtual claim service that is voicemail box. When I look up that address the Virtual company it shows a residential address in Rancho Cucamonga. According to the Valet, the have check-in photos of my vehicle but will not release them. It sounds like everyone is covering their butts. The whole experience sucks. read more

Ricardo was super nice and understanding with valet will for sure be coming back . I love the Rooms very spacious for me and my kids

First let me say that if there was a half star option with Yelp this would be a 4.5 star review. I was in town for the San Diego Half Marathon and was lucky to find this boutique hotel in an amazing area for a solid price. I was greeted by the friendly front office person when I checked in. She was incredibly helpful in helping me navigate where I may want to go during my time in San Diego. In general was greeted anytime I came back into the hotel. The hotel it self has somewhat of a more upscale feel in the lobby, and if you take the stairs to the second floor there are some cool signed broadway show posters decorating the walls. Just was very unique. The room was quaint with a really nice bed, tv, desk, and shower. As a solo traveler it was perfect. For some it could be perceived as a bit small but it absolutely got me what I needed. The location is perfect walking distance to the Gaslamp area. You have plenty of bars, restaurants, and entertainment (Petco Park) within a 5-15 minute walk. Felt totally safe. Also a very quick Uber to Coronado. Parking is 40 dollars a day in a shared lot with the city. The price seems in line with most other hotels in the area. Unfortunately, paying to park is the way of the world these days lol. The only thing stopping me from a five star review is their in house restaurant/bar was closed, due to the ongoing pandemic. While there are plenty of options close by that are open I personally enjoy having something onsite. Also as I completed a half marathon the day of and after it would have been nice to not need to leave my hotel for one meal lol. In fairness though there were a few other businesses in the vicinity also still closed for similar reasons. I certainly hope it is not a permanent closure as at a minimum just having the little bar open would be awesome. I would absolutely stay here again in a heartbeat. read more

Enjoyed our stay! Upon checkin we were recognized as booking party VIP and provided all the perks in our reservation, one was a room upgrade. Hotel is in a quiet area. Overall, I liked staying here and didn't think the rooms were small based on what another review said. The bathroom is small, however. read more

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