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Best Western Plus Hacienda Hotel Old Town

Old Town San Diego

Rebecca

₹17,405 total

includes taxes & fees

15 Jun - 16 Jun

The Horton Grand, Downtown/Gaslamp Quarter

Downtown San Diego

Rene

₹18,361 total

includes taxes & fees

16 Jun - 17 Jun

The Sofia Hotel

Downtown San Diego

Cody

₹14,405 total

includes taxes & fees

16 Jun - 17 Jun

Hilton Garden Inn San Diego Old Town/SeaWorld Area

Old Town San Diego

Toni

₹15,656 total

includes taxes & fees

28 Jun - 29 Jun

Comfort Inn San Diego Old Town

Old Town San Diego

Robert

₹14,868 total

includes taxes & fees

5 Jul - 6 Jul

Courtyard by Marriott Old Town

Old Town San Diego

Cynthia

₹16,634 total

includes taxes & fees

28 Jun - 29 Jun

Old Town Western Inn & Suites

Old Town San Diego

Carla

₹11,925 total

includes taxes & fees

17 Jun - 18 Jun

Holiday Inn Express San Diego Airport - Old Town by IHG

Mission Hills

Amelia

₹18,695 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Jun - 1 Jul

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Top San Diego County Hotel Reviews

Wyndham San Diego Bayside

10/10 Excellent

"It is a very good and comfortable hotel"

Lafayette Hotel & Club

8/10 Good

"Stayed here with my girlfriend for a 2 night girls trip. The hotel is visually stunning and not a detail is spared. Check in; the bell hop was helpful. But there are no bell carts. There was a $38 per night parking fee I wasn’t aware of. At check in, the staff was friendly, but the woman who checked us in spoke very fast and when giving directions to our room was unclear. She also didn’t offer assistance with our large luggage and she did with other guests prior to us. So we had to lug the luggage down the pool stairs and go find our room. We didn’t realize there wouldn’t be a ramp or elevator. The double queen pool room is amazing and again, beautifully designed. There is no coffee pot, just a hot water warmer and instant coffee. But the front desk does have coffee in the morning and the diner is 24 hours, and it’s not a far walk. If you want a chaise by the pool on a busy day or industry Mondays, you have to save your chaise by about 6:30am. And they will only let you save it for 45 mins with a towel or items, so you cannot retreat to your room for more than that. But the vibe by the pool with the DJ was fun and we had a great time. There is poolside drinks and food. The service was spotty throughout the hotel. We had good service in some areas and not in others. So I’m not sure if they have continuity in their customer service training. The worst was at the Quixote restaurant and at times, the front desk. All in all a great stay, and would stay again."

Hard Rock Hotel San Diego

4/10 Poor

"We have stayed at Hard Rock a few time but this time was by far the worst. No water pressure, ac barely worked, poor quality blackout curtains, sink didn't drain, pool hours close at 9pm and do not start until 7pm on Saturday. The restaurant food at Mary Janes was very low quality, the patty melt burger was a slider size patty on a patty size bun. Staff was not very friendly or helpful. I hope they make some improvements. It is outdated and needs an update if they want to continue to charge high end prices. There are many hotels in the area that are far better quality for the price. We stayed there because we were attending a show at Petco and it is close to walk but I recommend stayinh at the Hilton or the Marriot instead for the price."

The Alcala Hotel Mission Valley/Seaworld

4/10 Poor

"The floors in the room were dirty, covered in sticky stuff and dirt. After asking the front desk if someone could come up and clean it they assured us it would be, but it never happened after 2 nights of being there. I don’t usually complain or leave reviews on places but this one is based off of principle."

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