Hotels near Rite Aid, San Diego

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.

This is my first time trying a youth hostel. It is quite satisfactory and tidier than domestic university dormitories. The service staff are enthusiastic. Everywhere in the city center, transportation is convenient. I met a young man from the Netherlands🇳🇱 by chance and had a great conversation!

I think the hotel itself is very clean and has just been built. It is in a very nice place. I think the service was very good. Clean and comfortable.

We stayed in the Gaslamp area for our anniversary went to Petco Park for the big concert and we had dinner out in the Gaslamp area and went to Seaport Village it was wonderful because everything was in walking distance

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.

As someone who appreciates rehabbed/repurposed buildings we just had to stay here based off of the gorgeous lobby photos. Let me tell you: it does NOT disappoint! Vanessa at the front desk was super nice when we checked in and greeted/chatted with us both first nights when we came back in. Thank you so much. Location is fantastic just off of 5th/Gaslamp, but at least a couple blocks away to be away from the craziness of the thick of it. Pros: - Centrally located. If you don’t mind walking, we walked to Star of India/Harbor, Convention Center, and Balboa Park (but the last was a HIKE). - Large room. We were in 705 and very impressed by the size and cleanliness. - Gorgeous lobby and fun vintage touches (check the basement!) - Beautifully rehabbed - very tasteful and nice inside elevators, halls, and rooms! - Quiet! Not a single disturbance during our 3 nights. Cons: - No window/outside ventilation. I almost considered making this 4 stars for this alone. I would have loved some cool night breeze and sounds of the city, but all windows are picture glass insulating the original outside windows. It’s a real, genuine bummer and a huge drawback for me. - Toilet paper quality. I’ll never understand why Marriott gives such sandpaper haha. Give us a bidet if that’s the case! :) All in all we were very happy with our stay and recommend this hotel if you love a bit of history and want something Instagrammable. If you’re seeking fancy amenities, look elsewhere.

First time staying overnight in the Gaslamp area . This hotel complimented the experience . Great location and everything the room was clean . Great service by Jayla the front desk representative. She was able to check me into my room quickly and showed great professionalism in doing so ,with a positive attitude as well. I see myself coming back here again next time I’m in San Diego.

I live in the Marina district in downtown San Diego. My siblings, & their spouses planned a visit to see me in my city, & chose the Gaslamp Plaza Suites as their local base of operations while they were in town. The building is historic, and it was fun to imagine it's long glamorous history amid the nuances of an earlier era, while we explored the unique, and ornate stylings of the rooms, and the incredible views from the rooftop terrace. As is the case with any edifice that has remained standing for so long, there are sometimes logistical issues that one might not experience during a modern hotel stay. This is where the incredible staff figures into the equation. While each of ,”the Crew”, as they referred to themselves, was outstanding, I feel as though I should mention one employee by name. Merry, who greeted my family from behind the desk as they arrived, seemed earnestly interested in enhancing our time and enjoyment at the hotel, & was attentive, friendly, welcoming, & professional. She clearly loves the Hotel, and the people and guests with whom she works, and her positivity was evident throughout. It may be unusual for someone to leave a review of a hotel when they haven't even registered as a guest, but the vicarious thrill I received from witnessing my family's admiration for the holistic experience, compelled me to write and recommend it to any visitor to America's Finest City.

This hotel is perfectly situated in the heart of the Gaslamp District. If you’re heading to San Diego for a nice and relaxing vacation, this is not the place for you. However, if you’re hip and enjoy a lively scene, gorgeous trendy rooftop and wonderful food without ever needing a car, then THIS is the place for you. This hotel is for those who want to be in the center of all the action. The staff is terrific. I stayed during comic con and it was probably their busiest few days of the year. The whole team was welcoming and very accommodating, especially the manager Katee, who went above and beyond to make my team’s stay absolutely awesome. I have discovered my new favorite hotspot and can’t wait to get back here next year!