The Westin San Diego Bayview

The entrance is a one-way street, so be careful when navigating. The hotel's own valet parking costs $56 a day, but the advantage is that you can enter and exit at any time, with no limit on the number of times. If you park after 12 noon and don't leave until the next day, then the parking lot opposite is more suitable, which costs $25 overnight. The other one costs $28, which is not much different. I recommend the $25 one, which is close and cheap. There are free drinks in the hotel lobby, and the rooms are clean and cleaned every day. It takes about 15 minutes to walk to the Kiss of Victory.

It's a rare hotel in the United States that cleans the room every day. You need to swipe your card to get into the elevator to reach the floor, so it's safe. It's close to the beach, the bedding is very comfortable, and you can get drinking water from the front desk every day. If you score a full score of 100, I can give it 85-90 points. I didn't buy breakfast at the hotel. There is Starbucks nearby, and there is also a cafe run by two girls called Kuma across the street, which can solve the breakfast problem. Dissatisfactory points: 1. The hotel shower head and bathtub facilities are a bit old, like antiques from the last century 2 If you take Uber and Uber eats, because the hotel is located at the intersection of two streets, many people can't find it. It is recommended to walk out and locate 1051 Columbia street, by the way, Ctrip's address is wrong, and the official website uses Columbia street as the address. Ctrip uses agents overseas, and the rooms assigned are either on low floors or in remote locations, which are relatively poor.