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Hotels in San Diego
102 Hotels
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San Diego - Mission Valley

The DoubleTree caters to business travelers with its clean modern design, meeting facilities, and in-room work desks with ergonomic chairs. Easy access to Highway 163 and 8 Freeway are also perks for the hotel's corporate crowd, as is the modern fitness center and outdoor tennis court. The over-sized modern rooms could appeal to anyone, but the close proximity of so much traffic is a detriment. Another DoubleTree just a few minutes west on the freeway has slightly cheaper rates, as does the nearby Courtyard by Marriott; both have free Wi-Fi.****

Four Points by Sheraton San Diego - SeaWorld
3888 Greenwood Street Midway District San Diego

This three-floor, 208-room hotel is a family-friendly value option with a pool located within a 10-minute drive of Sea World. Multiple freebies are on offer, including free hot breakfast, a free airport shuttle, free coffee in the lobby, free Wi-Fi, and free weekday newspapers. Parking costs a fee, however, and the immediate area -- right off the freeway -- is a bit gritty: Two strip clubs are in close proximity. The lobby is modern and attractive, while rooms are typical generic chain hotel fare; some have microwaves and mini-fridges. It's also worth considering the Best Western Plus Hacienda, which has a more appealing setting near Old Town.

Hotel Indigo San Diego Gaslamp Quarter

Despite its name, the Hotel Indigo San Diego Gaslamp Quarter is actually in the East Village, just down the street from the historic Gaslamp Quarter, but this combines the best of both worlds: It's close to all the action but not overrun with noise from the nearby nightlife. The hip rooms have sophisticated bathrooms and good views of downtown. For the environmentally-conscious, it's the first LEED certified hotel in downtown San Diego with eco-friendly containers, low water consumption, and a green roof. It's also pet-friendly, with dog beds and treats. Like other hotels in the Indigo chain, work desks with extra outlets, Wi-Fi, and extensive meeting facilities make the hotel a good choice for business travelers.

The Lafayette Hotel, Swim Club & Bungalows
2223 El Cajon Boulevard

The chic Lafayette Hotel, Swim Club & Bungalows once played host to Hollywood heavyweights including Bob Hope and Ava Gardner. A 2011 renovation salvaged much of its original allure, and these days, it's a mid-range haunt for hip locals who come for the Olympic-sized swimming pool, rockabilly shows, and regular pool parties. The private bungalows are stylish and fun, but not all the rooms are fit for a superstar. There are some housekeeping issues and the late-night parties may not appeal to all. The pool can get crowded, as it's open both to overnight guests and to locals with a membership or day pass. Travelers who don't mind the weekend party atmosphere tend to enjoy both the affordable rates and historic legacy. It's in a great location for club hopping and taking in San Diego's counterculture, while being fairly central to many of the city's tourist attractions.  

The Bristol Hotel - A Greystone Hotel
1055 1st Ave

The Bristol Hotel is a fun and comfortable upper-middle-range boutique property situated in San Diego’s vibrant downtown, adjacent to the Gaslamp Quarter. It’s just blocks away from the Embarcadero waterfront to the West and San Diego Convention Center to the South. Nestled within a corner mid-rise tower, the 114 guest rooms were refreshed from a remodel, now sporting bright decor and a thoughtful blend of contemporary and vintage touches. Other available amenities include meeting and conference space, a welcoming lobby, bar, and a free fitness center. For travelers who want a pool and restaurant, the nearby Westin San Diego fits the bill -- but for a higher price. 

Residence Inn San Diego Rancho Bernardo/Scripps Poway
12011 Scripps Highlands Dr, Scripps Poway Pkwy

This bright, clean, and renovated Residence Inn is an affordable option geared toward long-term stays. The location is a reasonably convenient for exploring downtown San Diego, which is a 20-minute drive away. Aside from the large rooms with full kitchens, there's a free breakfast with lots of variety and also a "social time" with light food and drinks on select weeknights. It's a solid choice for travelers who are fine with staying at a chain.

Pacific Terrace Hotel
610 Diamond Street

With its position overlooking the beach in San Diego's Pacific Beach neighborhood, the Pacific Terrace Hotel has excellent views of the ocean. Rooms are large with heavy wood furniture, private balconies or patios, and most have lovely ocean views. Shops and restaurants are within walking distance, and the boardwalk runs along the hotel's back door. Sunsets over the Pacific come with a cost -- resort fees and parking charges add quickly on top of already high rates. The non-view rooms are considerably cheaper, but for room rates in a similar range some travelers may find more amenities nearby at the considerably more posh, Tower 23 Hotel.

The Dana on Mission Bay

The Dana's private marina and location on Mission Bay makes it ideal for boating and water sport enthusiasts, as well as families who want to be as close to SeaWorld as possible. Some rooms in the older building could use updating, with amenities varying widely, but they're functional and clean, and many offer views of the bay. Far from the center of the city, this is a quiet resort-style hotel suited to families who don't need to be close to San Diego's nightlife or shopping.

Best Western Plus Bayside Inn

The Best Western Plus Bayside Inn is on a bland business street, a ways from the center of San Diego's action but close to San Diego Bay's maritime attracts. The rooms were updated in 2008 and most have views of either the bay or the city. Common areas underwent renovations in 2015. There's a fitness center, small pool, and hot tub. Business travelers or couples looking to be near the harbor while avoiding touristy bars and shops can check a few boxes here, but those looking for more nightlife should look closer to Fifth Avenue or the Gaslamp Quarter. Alternatively, the nearby Four Points by Sheraton San Diego Downtown or the stylish Porto Vista Hotel in Little Italy are both significantly cheaper and fully renovated.

Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego

The four-pearl Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego includes 1,628 guest rooms and suites on the San Diego Bay, near the Seaport Village Shopping Center and the San Diego Convention Center. The property has an impressive, elegant lobby -- and spacious rooms and suites with some stunning views of the water. Rooftop pools, Kin Spa, and several restaurants draw families and couples, though the fees for parking and Wi-Fi can add up. Check out the similarly priced Hotel Solamar for a more happening Gaslamp Quarter location.