Embassy Suites by Hilton Hotels in San Diego

The hotel does not have its own parking lot, which is inconvenient for self-driving people, because every time they go out and call them to drive over, they have to give a tip (it is customary here that the tip is not asked by the waiter). The breakfast is good. The room size is very suitable for our family of four One room, one living room, the sofa in the living room is a sofa bed. It is within walking distance from the aircraft carrier. I found a restaurant near the hotel. It is delicious. I recommend it to everyone. You can also go shopping in the pedestrian street.

This is an all-suite hotel. We were assigned a quiet room on the 12th floor with a great view. The breakfast was plentiful, and you could order freshly made omelets. Interestingly, only the made-to-order omelet station required a card swipe; the rest of the breakfast area was open access with no one monitoring it. The Avis rental counter on the ground floor helped me sort out some issues with my car. As a result, I decided not to swap vehicles and just drive it for one more day before returning it. The Chinese restaurant downstairs served generous portions; two dishes were ample for two people. We didn't visit the business center across the street because it was a bit of a walk. Instead, we ate at the Chinese restaurant right next to the hotel; it had lovely decor and the food was delicious. Parking at $42 is quite expensive. They provide a card to display on your dashboard, identifying you as a hotel guest, which allows you to park in the surface lot directly opposite the Avis rental spots. I preferred not to use the parking garage, and when I asked the front desk, they confirmed it was perfectly fine to park there. This made it very convenient for unloading luggage, especially with multiple bags. Overall, I was very satisfied with the room; it certainly met 4-star standards.