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Courtyard San Diego Airport/Liberty Station

Courtyard San Diego Airport/Liberty Station

4.4/5104 Reviews
San Diego Intl. Airport Area
It's very convenient to go to the airport, about 10 minutes' drive. The hotel has a free shuttle bus to the airport every half an hour. Although the hotel facilities are a bit old, they are still relatively convenient and hygienic.
Courtyard San Diego Sorrento Valley

Courtyard San Diego Sorrento Valley

4.3/5117 Reviews
Sorrento Valley / Mira Mesa
The rooms were very nice. Small balcony for each of the second and third floor rooms. Has a nice little café and bar, but the bar has a very limited drink menu. I only ate breakfast at the café, but I did try all of the breakfast menu items. I would definitely stay at this hotel again.
Courtyard San Diego Gaslamp/Convention Center

Courtyard San Diego Gaslamp/Convention Center

4.1/5101 Reviews
Downtown San Diego
Admittedly, we selected this hotel because it was the best price in the area and was very close to Petco Park. Since we were in San Diego to attend a game, it was an easy decision. Our room was fine but fairly small. The bathroom was quite large and very nice. (I would have settled for a slightly smaller bathroom with larger room.) Our friends' room was even smaller. The rooftop bar had a great view and was very nicely set up. The one big negative I had....It was advertised online and in the elevator that the Bistro offered drinks and food throughout the day. The reality was that, due to limited staffing, it was closed. Complimentary coffee was available there....if you were lucky enough to find it. We were later told to just wave down the front desk person to get more coffee. I understand that, due to Covid, places are short staffed. I let them know that they need to change their web site since we were expecting to find a place within the hotel to grab coffee and snacks or a few bites. Otherwise, we were able to walk to so much in the area.
Courtyard San Diego Rancho Bernardo

Courtyard San Diego Rancho Bernardo

4.1/5104 Reviews
Rancho Bernardo / Carmel Mountain
It is a bit far from the urban area and relatively biased. The neighborhood is nice and there is a small park. The room is clean. Easy parking. The overall feeling is good. Worth staying. The front desk service is good.
Courtyard San Diego Central

Courtyard San Diego Central

4/5110 Reviews
Miramar / Kearny Mesa
This has easily been the worst hotel room I've ever stayed at in the US. Awful, I guarantee you are better off staying anywhere else. We are a family of three and we have stayed at a lot of 3-star places during road trips (and myself during business trips), this was by far the worst I have ever seen. The layout was a typical king and a sofa bed but the space was absolutely tiny without any room left when the sofa bed was opened. The mattress of the sofa bed was disgustingly filthy (I know because we had to put the linen ourselves despite having booked it for three). There is absolutely no soundproofing whatsoever. None, zero: in the morning we woke up from the neighbouring rooms doors slamming open and close, in the evening you could hear the TV's through the thin walls. And 24h you can hear the traffic from the nearby highway. Breakfast was absolutely minimal (no fruit, no pastry, no cheese). No WiFi access in the room. The pictures showing a large lobby and swimming pool are entirely misleading: the swimming pool is actually small sized. Literally a tiny room at a cheap motel at the price of a 4-star hotel and a miserable experience.
Courtyard by Marriott San Diego Miramar

Courtyard by Marriott San Diego Miramar

4.3/563 Reviews
Miramar / Kearny Mesa
Clean, spacious, lovely, top-notch. Friendly front desk. Large, free parking lot. Two elevators. Good signage. Comfortable beds. Clever low pull-out table big enough for two suitcases. Heavy closet and bathroom doors. Breakfast not included. Two muffins at the bar were $11. Coffee maker in room.

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