3-Star Hotels in San Diego

The hotel is located in the city center, like an old-fashioned standard hotel. The lobby is very beautiful and may be in disrepair. The slight downside is that the rooms are not newly renovated, but the facilities are complete. There are many attractions and restaurants nearby.

Disappointing for how much we paid. Three days without internet; pool closed, ice machine not working… despite everything, the room accommodations are good. Parking paid separately (you can leave it outside for free).

Great value for a budget traveler. Older motel-style property, but well-maintained with modernized furnishings and bathrooms. Comfortable beds that compare with my more common Marriott stays. I found my room lighting to be a bit disappointing (too dim), no breakfast option, but there are several nearby diners and a Vons supermarket are within 5 mins walking distance. The location is not central to much unless there’s a sports event at the arena, but it’s easy to get places by Uber or a pretty decent mass transit network (if you have the time…. As it could double or triple your travel time) The MTS route 8 bus stops right out front. We went all the way to Torrey Pines Beach for $2.50 each way (bus 8 to Old Town, blue trolley toward UTC, then the 101 to Torrey Pines State Park for a hike with great views!). And, in only about 60-70 mins, and we’re able to fit in a trip to LaJolla cove on the way back.I

We only stayed at The Dana 2 nights however we would stay there again. The room was nice and clean, the grounds with the pools and the docks were nice to walk around and everyone was helpful and friendly.

Off the highway, not far from the airport, convenient transportation. The facilities are relatively old, and I have to check out early in the morning, but they say that the counter will not go to work until 7:00. There is no way to get money for the parking fee, so I can only use a credit card, and then the parking fee is extra.

We had a very pleasant stay. The hotel was very clean. From the moment I entered the lobby I got a fresh clean floral aroma, I knew that was a good sign. The receptionist were all very friendly and helpful. The rooms are a bit older but they are well taken care of and clean. We will definitely be staying here again!

The room is medium in size and the location is perfect, just a short walk to the old town. As for food, the breakfast is not suitable for me, and there are no choices of restaurants nearby, but there are many choices in the old town. Remember to make reservations for popular restaurants, otherwise you will have to wait for at least 2 hours...

The hotel location is close to famous tourist attractions in the downtown area, so it's great! A hotel with a very cute concept haha ​​I think it was a business hotel with a very good value for money. The room size was a bit small, and there was a smell that I couldn't tell if it was a cigarette smell or something, but it wasn't too uncomfortable and I got a good night's sleep (the bed was perfectly comfortable haha) The downside is that there is no refrigerator. They also lend bicycles for free, but I didn't borrow them because I was using public transportation. Accommodation in San Diego is expensive, but I think it was good value for money!

The hotel room is very old. The location and environment are very good. However, after the departure, the authorization deposit was deducted for more than 28 US dollars. No one mentioned it, including Ctrip and the hotel front desk. I don't know why the previous comments didn't mention Everyone should pay attention to when considering hotels.

It belongs to the city center, but it is incomparable to the domestic city center. There are more office buildings and restaurants. The distance from the aircraft carrier, the old town, the natural park and the ocean park is very close. Close to the road, so tram tracks and motorcycles are louder at night