Top Hotels Near beach near Chicano Park in San Diego from NZ$110

"Such a great location and value for the well presented rooms. I miss the pineapple theme, but the staff are still friendly and overall it’s a great stay. Will definitely be back!"

"Terrible experience. Hotel is in very bad shape. I was glad to leave. It seems that the owners have the property in a death spiral where they let the property deteriorate while still getting income from the one-and-done guests, cruise ship guests who can walk to the dock, airline staff contracts, the occasional conference, the the unlucky who happen by. Maybe the property is slated to be demolished or maybe their ground lease is expiring or maybe something else is going on that causes the owners not to put money into maintenance and updating. The list of problems is long but here are a few: In the sleeping room, the heating/cooling system would not react to the thermostat. The repair person came to reset it letting me know that it was very old, implied that they had been having multiple problems, and said to let them know when it happens again. The carpet was stained, the drapes were filthy, the chair arms were worn nearly through, the other furniture was old and worn, the shower door was missing a handle, the replacement faucet did not fit the sink. It was so short that you couldn’t fit your hands under the water to wash your hands, and more. The conference room gave me the feel of a dark dungeon, the audio system was very poor, so many of us could not hear the speakers, and the Wi-Fi did not work for the entirety of our conference. I plan to never stay at this property again. Also, about 130 to 150 days per year and I will now look to avoid any Wyndham flag."

"Convenient location, great amenities and wonderful staff… close to so many attractions"

"Had a family reunion here a few years ago and came back because that experience was excellent. Unfortunately, we'll be meeting up somewhere else next time. They now charge a mandatory daily resort fee even though this is a downtown business hotel, not a resort. In return, you get a daily credit that can only be used on property. The problem is the on-site prices are ridiculous and nearly three times the local grocery store. I would have rather had that amount added to the base price each day to not have that constant reminder of how I was being swindled by a one-great brand. Or even a resort fee that gave us literally nothing. The fact that they kept making us deal with the pressure of getting a third in value for our resort fee was the worst possible outcome. Plus, they didn't credit us back on our last day and acted like it was my fault when I raised the issue after checking out (they did concede to credit without a fight). Also annoying are the timeshare salespeople stationed right by the elevators. It's impossible to get to or from your room without going through this bottleneck, and they use is aggressively to peddle this same experience at their other properties. It's such a bad look for the hotel and embarrassing if you have guests. The staff response is a shrug and "all the hotels around here are going to do this to you". It's such a sad decline. We may just stop meeting up in San Diego altogether."

"Clean room and helpful staff"

"I liked this place for the looks and feel. The parking was expensive and crammed and the location was ok."

"Very clean. Great staff. "

"Nice place great view"

"We had a great time, the Hotel is really beautiful. Loved the decorations and the vibe of the bar. However, when I checked in, I was not happy to learn parking was 70 per day, plus 35 amenities, and a 375.00 deposit for the room. The high price for parking and 35.00 extra a day for amenities? It was money I did not plan on spending. I feel those fees are very high and should be included when booking the room, and parking should not have an amenities charge attached when paying 70.00 a day."