Little Italy Hotels

This was my husband and I's first time to San Diego and we loved staying in Little Italy. The room was very cozy and had very beautiful decor. It's a great location close to the beach and we loved the fresh market on saturday morning. There was free wifi and it was awesome having Cafe Italia downstairs for morning coffee. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Parking was $15 in the parking garage, but we gladly paid it knowing our car was safe. We would definitely recommend this hotel and plan on staying there again in the future!

Staff went above and beyond to make sure I had my transportation and everything I need it. Restaurant and bar upstairs was beautiful. Loved it.

I stayed two separate nights in two different bedrooms within a 4-day period. Both times were superb in both service and room accommodations; my first night was above the pool and within view of the marina plus a great sunset (which my family enjoyed)! The only thing negative I have negative to say about the hotel is that the parking garage was very narrow on the ramps both going to other levels of the garage and exiting the building. If you don't have a car or small SUV than don't even bother trying...I had a hard time of it in a rented 2013 Ford Explorer!

We loved staying here and would stay again if returning to San Diego. The location is excellent (especially considering the price), close to the waterfront and in the heart of Little Italy. Also, on Saturdays, there is a great Farmer's Market nearby (don't miss it!). The close proximity to the airport did not prove to be an issue as far as noise, and was in fact quite nice when going to the airport early in the morning (the taxi ride took less than five minutes, though we were told to plan on 15 just in case traffic got bad). This B&B is a bit atypical, in that it does not have staff available all day (you will find a note on the door, and instructions to go across the street to get your key). Also, it is not the kind of a fancy/luxurious place some B&Bs can be, which may be off-putting for those looking for a luxurious, pampered stay. Rather, this feels more like visiting an aunt or a grandma--older home, reasonably decorated, and reasonably remodeled as needed (but definitely not fully refurbished). Debbie (who cooked the breakfast) was absolutely wonderful. She was full of good information about the area, very accommodating in terms of breakfast menu, and in general just a pleasure to be around. The food was good (again, think visiting a relative, rather than going to a gourmet restaurant) and comforting. Lastly, if available, ask for room #4--it is more spacious (it has a bedroom, a small sitting room, and a bath, plus its own deck).

The room looked exactly like the pictures, maybe even better. This hotel is in a great location to walk to get Italian food, have some coffee in a café, and to experience Little Italy. My room had a great view of the harbor, which was also within walking distance. I happened to be enjoying coffee in one of the nearby cafés, when a gentleman asked for a nice hotel nearby. I recommended the Urban Boutique. The next day, when I was checking out, the gentleman was in the lobby. I asked him if I had liked the room. He said that he had an that I made a good recommendation.