Best Hotels near St Marks United Methodist Church, San Diego, San Diego

I had not such a real relaxing time.I had been put in a hall way where the noise of anything in this area that was or happen the go through was very loud and noises from all around me were heard, upstairs the people possibly on back of room people from side of me and even laundry.I had been woken up with real loud steeping and jumping from the second floor.Ive never experienced being caught in this from hotels I stay and it will be my last.I don't recommend you let the front people put you somewhere strange in the hotel ask for second floor.By the way I really stay on higher floors then second I don't know why I was fogged about the front desk person convincing me that the room was special.Oh I know because she said she upgraded me to a room with two beds,which I think I had already requested anyway I'll think twice about this place.But if I'm in dire straight I'll neen the second floor please.

Staff is extremely friendly and accomodations are better than some of the more expensive properties.

Was simple, easily used. Nice staff, checked in with no issues. Loud but good deals for accommodation. More adhere to yourself, insides okay, affirmed new concensus ssl. Would not return, no way to find freeway or even basic places. Was not what inial oug.

I was very impressed with this hotel. My room was totally clean, modern, quiet and everything worked well. It was a perfect stay. To be fair, this It is a budget no-frills hotel and I reviewed it with this in mind. You can't compare this to a Hilton, Marriott or Hyatt. There is no breakfast - just coffee in the tiny ”lobby”. The towels are thin and few. The beds are a mattress on a slab of painted wood (no box spring). The sheets are very basic. There are exterior entrances. There is no pool. This is all what I expect from a simple budget hotel. The most important thing and very pleasant surprise to me was that my room was so clean and in perfect condition. It had been recently remodeled and was bright and pleasant. The staff were all very pleasant and helpful. The hotel is very close the highway but my room was very quiet. I wauld gladly stay here again.

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

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Friendly and efficient check-in that included complimentary water bottles. Our balcony room on the 12th floor was on a corner, so we had views of the harbor, Coronado Island & bridge and Petco Park. We attended 2 games (Go Giants!) and appreciated our own special entrance, via the hotel sky bridge. It was so nice to just walk back to our room after the game. We easily walked to several restaurants and the Shout! House. The room was extremely clean and nicely decorated. The bed, pillows and linens were the most comfortable of a hotel bed we have experienced. There was one USB port and several plug ins. The Wi-fi, in-room coffee maker, security safe, refrigerator and blackout curtains were greatly appreciated. The closet was large, with hangers and two suitcase stands, so our room could stay tidy. We received drink vouchers for the bar on the 1st floor and imbibed before one of the ballgames. The balcony has sliding doors and brought in the fresh air. There was not too much street noise when sleeping. As soon as the sun comes up, the light rail trains, sirens, horns and loud engines can be heard. We didn't experience any noise from neighboring rooms. I think this was the first trip, ever, that there were no slamming doors, loud hallway talkers or running children. The bathroom was probably the oddest we have experienced. Extremely clean and updated, but the double sliding shutter doors were very bulky and noisy. Maybe some WD-40 on the tracks would help. There are decorative shutter ”windows” that did nothing to disguise sounds and smells. No sign of a fan, so we opened the balcony doors when in the room. Not a deal breaker, just a uniquely odd set up.

I spent 7 nights during the GBTA Convention here at the Moxy and had a good time. Only the noise due to the ventilation system was annoying. Great bar and staff and nice location with lots of games to play at night. Breakfast was good too and not too expensive. Short distances to all locations in San Diego. Especially convention center and Gaslamp District.

Loved this place. Great location. We were able to walk around the bay. Great room on the 7th floor with a view of the Bay. Watched 3 cruise ships come and go. Super comfy bed, nice water pressure in the shower. Staff were so friendly and breakfast was delicious and abundant. The Sky Bar is a great setting but the food was definitely below standard, especially for the price. My only other comment is how strange that none of the windows are tinted. There's zero privacy. People from the street can clearly see you. But we loved our stay, felt we got great value and strongly recommend it!

Very fond of the hotel, the living room is small, dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, coffee machine, small dining table are all available, but also equipped with a full range of dishes, cutlery, and disposable scouring pad, cleaning Fine, super comfortable. The only drawback is that for the Chinese people who earned the soft sister currency at 1:7+ exchange rate, the parking fee is comparable to the rental fee, and it stops 45 knives per day and stops 37 knives. Finally, I chose to park in a public parking lot 2 blocks away, 20 knives/day, 7 or 8 minutes each time.