Hotels in Little Italy, San Diego

Very old hotel with dated rooms. The rooms are not good. I had to shift three times, and the front office staff handled the passport carelessly. Won't stay in this property again as I was not impressed with the room quality. Housekeeping is only available every three days—no staff to help to shift the luggage from room to room when I was moved. I booked a bay view room with a balcony, but they provided the first room, which has smelly rooms and no working aircon. Moved to another room without a bay view and, after a night, moved to another room on the eighth floor with a semi-bay view and balcony. Honestly was not impressed with the experience. No free water in the room. Wifi was not the fast.

The hotel is in a good environment. It is very close to Little Italy. You can walk there. There is ice cream on the corner. The service attitude is also very good. The soundproofing is not good. You can hear noises from all directions all night.

not a bad thrifty place, it would still be better if you did a good wi-fi, and the elevator works very badly and the elevator is slow

The hotel environment, service, and experience are all great. I don't know why there aren't many people living there, which may be the reason for the new opening. The feeling of living here is all business people, and the overall grade is improved. The rooms are large, the facilities are complete, the hotel staff are very friendly and friendly, and the price is very high. If you come to San Diego, you must stay here! We set a tax of more than 500 yuan a night, plus tax seems to be in the early 600s, really worth it! I think booking and other US websites cost $ 120 a night, so it's really a good deal! The surroundings are also nice and quiet, the rooms are large floor-to-ceiling windows, and are close to many attractions, which is more convenient! There are hotels all around downtown. It feels like San Diego is a divided area. This area is all hotels, and the restaurants are in another place. Hotel parking is a bit expensive, $ 52, we parked on the side of the road, no charge after 6pm, parking fee is paid at 8am, $ 1.25 an hour, up to two hours at a time, and two hours later Pay the toll, but each section of the road will limit the time, be sure to see clearly, otherwise it will be towed away. It's a little bit troublesome, but cheap, if you go out early, it's fine, after all, you can save a lot of money by staying for a few days. Sorry, I forgot to take a photo, but it is the same as the photo on Ctrip!

Great location next to Little Italy and nice staff. Spent 3 nights here and would have preferred a room on the opposite of side of the Construction Zone which was running 24 hours as it was noisy. Close to waterfront certainly an easy walk. No Restaurant which we were not made aware of prior to booking and we were also not made aware of the huge Construction project going right next door to the Hotel. Limited supplies in the room also if they were not going to make up the room daily, we were expected to ask for what we needed replaced. Also I specifically phoned the Hotel prior to booking to see if there was an Airport Shuttle prior to booking and was told yes there is by their Head Office, only to find that there was not one once we arrived at the airport which was very frustrating. All in all the location and the friendly staff were great but the Hotel is not worth the money they are charging, not sure we would stay ehrea gain.

Suitable for parents, not far from the harbor and aircraft carrier, walked for the past 15 minutes, also passed the nautical museum, next to the park is the park, then the shopping center. Not far from the old city, the sea world and the zoo. Compared with the five-star hotel on the side of the harbor, the price is very high. The reservation is for the suite. The room is large, and there is a kitchen. There are pots and pans. You can buy your own ingredients for a long time. You can definitely do it yourself. The bathroom is also very big, just showering with the bathtub, the bathtub has no anti-slip mat, the daughter enters the slippery, and the lower jaw knocks on the bathtub and the bleeding is red and swollen. The room has breakfast, although there is no domestic rich, but you can eat. There is also happy hour in the evening, 17-19 points, free drinks and snacks, very good.

Very retro hotel. You can see the harbor and ships of San Diego in the distance. There is a small swimming pool downstairs, which is very pleasant. The hotel lobby is bright, the service attitude is good, there is an ice machine, the bed and pillows are very comfortable, and the hot water is also very large, but you have to stand in the bathtub to take a shower, which may be a common problem in American hotels. San Diego is a very beautiful city with fresh air, just like in Miyazaki's cartoons.

On a business trip, living with a colleague is a suite with a living room, kitchen, two separate rooms, a separate vanity and toilet. Breakfast options are relatively small. The window of our room is the railroad track, and it is close to the airport, but the hotel is a double-layered soundproof window. I don't know if it is too tired. I am very sensitive to sleeping on weekdays, but I have not been arguing. It feels great to stay in the whole.

Small Italian neighborhood downtown, there is a small underground parking lot, charge 35 knives per night. The default is not room cleaning every day, but it can be proposed on demand.

The location is good, very close to the sea, and the light rail station is very close. The room is simple, but this price is really good here.