Pet friendly Hotels San Diego county

The Nomadic - Hostel provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Nomadic - Hostel offers a pleasant stay in San Diego county for those traveling for business or leisure.There is no shortage of things to see in the area, with the DeAnza Springs Resort, Hippo Mountain and Goat Canyon Trestle Bridge all nearby.When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities.

I stayed with two friends for a vaca from home. We stayed 3 nights. It was a blast. Such nice hotel staff. Our fav time was happy hour with great cocktails and food. We went every night. Tired different drinks and food each night. Our bartender Sharu was amazing and she makes the best Mai Tai’s. The bar staff was excellent along with its servers. We literally stayed for hours by the fire pits outdoors in the nice cool air. We were treated so well. Even by the breakfast staff. Front desk too! It was a real nice ambiance in the evenings by fire pits. They have a nice indoor pool and out door jacuzzi. Breakfast made to order was great. Hotel rooms were nice and comfy and big and clean. Hotel was beautiful and the koi fish are such a nice touch to the place. It’s peaceful and comfiness here. I’ll be back. We will definitely come back for our happy hour beautiful experience. Thank you Sharu fir being you and bringing us smiles and yummy drinks and cheers to you and the staff. Loved being here.

With a stay at Orange Tree Cottages Downtown in San Diego (Bankers Hill), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Port of San Diego and Petco Park. This condo is 0.6 mi (1 km) from Waterfront Park and 1.9 mi (3 km) from San Diego Convention Center.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.Make yourself at home in one of the 20 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Rooms have private patios. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers.

The hotel is very nice, staying for more than ten days, suitable for family with baby, has a sofa bed, can cook. The ventilation is also good. It is recommended to rent a suite if cooking, the room does not smell of soot.

No toothbrush, toothpaste, remember to prepare yourself, other toiletries, breakfast can be done waffle yourself very delicious. It was late to hear that there was a meatloaf that was delicious and not eaten. The milk was gone, but it could be called a waiter. It is very close to the border Ole, and it is also very close to the high-speed entrance. It is convenient to park in the hotel and it is convenient to collect money.

I had a great stay here and would definitely pick them again for future travels in the area. First of all Hannah at the front desk was great during check in. I thought employees like her didn't exist and are only portrayed as such on TV, but nope, perfect employees do exist and one of them works here. As for the hotel itself, its clean inside and out. Location and surrounding areas look clean and safe in a perspective of travelers not from around here. There is a Tesla Supercharger station literally across the street, as well as a 7-Eleven and some other small eateries at ”The Island” plaza I believe it's called. Legoland is very close by. The rooms were spacious and reminds you of a Embassy Suite or Extended Stay. This has a FULL kitchen, complete with sink, dishwasher, full size fridge, and an electric cooktop. Plates, utensils, etc are also included. So you can definitely cook here. The Living Area is roomy with a sofa bed. I will add though if you have people sleeping on the sofabed, the bathroom is only accessible by going through the main bedroom. WIFI/internet is included and plenty fast for everyday tasks. It was also reliable with no drops or reconnecting issues. The rooms seem a bit more dated than the main lobby and grounds area, but it's not a big deal or deal breaker. Breakfast is included and it's just OK. Hard to beat Embassy Suite's made to order omelettes at this similar price range. There are a variety of choices which usually are eggs, 2 protein choices (sausages/ham), potatoes, oatmeal, make your ow waffles, variety of breads, fruits, yogurt, juices, etc. The outdoor space is very nice with a pool, hot tub, half court basketball sport court, fire pit, grills if someone wants to grill. There is also a gym with weights, cardio machines. Parking was free also. The price isn't the cheapest, but not the most expensive either. For a family, this is a good option or for those who want something more roomy since its a suite.

The overall room was clean but had a slight smell. I was disappointed in that the fridge was not working and had a wet towel in it. I had drinks and food I wanted kept cold overnight, lame. When I reported it to the clerk she said, ”just turn it on”, well we all know it takes 12-24 hours for fridges to cool down effectively. The bathroom had plenty of towels but only one bar of soap. The shower/tube had a big divot in it but still usable. Their shampoo & conditioner are lacking quality and smell odd (don't use). The hair dryer is weak. Only one top plug on the lamp, yet my wife and myself have phones to plug in and I also require a C-PAP, needless to say you have to unplug one of the other lamps to accommodate a basic now-day feature. The TV remote didn't work (luckily, I had batteries from a camera). I thought it was odd that they lock the lobby restrooms but not the side access doors to the hallway for room (why not use a room key to access like most places?). The pool seemed alright but the grounds where way dirty, full of debris. The free breakfast was okay. Clean area but lacking in food choices. One yogurt, had to fun the bread through twice for the toaster to kind of toast, milk was coolish, and the eggs had a hair in it. The best part of the stay was the old-school AC in the room, was nice and cold after a warm day! The parking is funky too, many of the spaces are small so people were double parking spots, some are awkwardly close to poles, walls, and planters. Overall, stay elsewhere.

The beds slept comfortably. Carpets looked fairly new and clean! My husband enjoyed his stay! The patio and pool area were clean, Breakfast was good, except they didn't have any butter for the waffles,

Dedicated to san diego to see the aircraft carrier. The hotel is located in the eastern Mexican district and is very quiet. There is bus 874 at the door and then go to the light rail green line directly to the seaside aircraft carrier. This hotel actually has a shower, no need to stand in the bathtub, the US imperial is too unexpected. An American breakfast is available. It feels good for the best western hotel chain, and later went to San Francisco to book a hotel brand near the airport.

My husband and I have been owners at Aviara for 22 years and our family always looks forward to spending time at this facility. This year there was a clear decline in service. During our week stay, we had to call housekeeping every single day to request more of the standard items- towels, shampoo, kitchen or washing soaps. Things like Kleenex or paper towels were never replaced when they ran out. Though all the staff was pleasant, there was absolutely no follow through with actions. I had mentioned three times- pre-check-in, at check-in and at checkout that it was my daughter’s birthday and she had had a very hard year. I requested balloons or such to celebrate, but nothing was done until we were literally departing and then only because I mentioned it to the manager. I know this is not standard procedure for a Four Seasons. Many activities were not operating yet and that was a disappointment. There was no kids club, and except for one Saturday activity there was nothing scheduled for children. When our children were young, there was so much activity available and that is not the case. This was not a typical Four Seasons experience and we were all disappointed that it didn’t live up to our pre-Covid experiences.