Hotels near San Diego International Airport, San Diego

It was our 30 year anniversary . We wanted to walk down memory lane . Doubletree Hilton was the perfect place to do so . The trolley is like 100 ft from the hotel , wow !!!! We were there for 4 days and we only spent $12 dollars on transportation the whole time . We went to the seaport village , old San Diego village , San Diego zoo , little Italy , the can even take you near to the gondola rides . This hotel is pet , kid , business , couple friendly . Restaurants , FedEx , food stores , right outside . Indoor outdoor pool , gym , jacuzzi , Starbucks . Isabella is an awesome receptionist !!! Knowledgeable , friendly . This hotel is carefully paced to give you the best indulgence of the area . Great job guys !!!!

Stayed for five nights for a business trip. I will admit, due to its proximity to the Torrey Pines Golf Course I expected the hotel to be fancier than it was. It wasn't fancy, but it was a very solid, nice hotel in a great location! When I say ”great location” I am referring to it being right on the golf course, which is right on the ocean! The grounds are beautiful and serene. Can't be beat! If you are looking for a location that is walkable to a lot of restaurants and things to do, this is not your place. I don't golf, so can't speak to that side of things. I do enjoy walks in nature, and to that end, the hotel's proximity to Torrey Pines State Park is amazing. It was less than a mile walk to the entrance to the park trails. I was there for work so wish I had more time to explore, but just the little bit I did was refreshing. The trails are well-marked, and the front desk will give you a printed map if you ask. One minor shoulder shrug came from the fitness center. It's quite small for the size of the hotel. Three treadmills, two of which were out of order, four ellipticals, and two bikes. There was a variety of free weights and one multi-machine as well. No water cooler. I was there for a conference that included a lot of active-duty military, so you can imagine that space was at a premium in the mornings. I would love to see an upgraded facility that takes advantage of the views! I didn't use the restaurant, but the lunch and cocktail hour the conference had catered was very good. There is a coffee shop in the lobby that brews Starbucks drinks and has a variety of pastries and bottled drinks, as well. My room was quite large and had everything I needed. The bed was one of the most comfortable I have slept in. Shower was large, water pressure good, and the bathroom was definitely larger than most hotel baths.

I’ve stayed at this hotel several times while visiting family in the area. Decent hotels aren’t easy to find in this area. This place was the best I could find for a somewhat reasonable rate. This time around I stayed for three nights and noticed how it’s gotten far too dirty to be acceptable. The bed and linens were fine but the couch needed a serious cleaning. The carpet was vacuumed but it desperately needed a good steam cleaning. The hotel manager really should take a look in the rooms from time to time to make sure dirt and stains are being cleaned. There was cockroach on the bathroom floor on one of my midnight bathroom visits. I wore sandals from then on while in the room. I realize cockroaches can be anywhere but it was still a little alarming. The parking lot can be just plain ridiculous at times. The lot behind the hotel backs right up to a homeless encampment so I didn’t feel comfortable parking back there. The front parking lot gets inundated from customers going to the Inn N Out burger drive thru next door from late afternoon until well into the evening. The endless stream of cars block the parking spaces so it’s extremely difficult to park at this time of day. Three nights cost $710 for just one person! That’s far too much money for the reasons listed above! I won’t be back if things don’t improve. On a positive note, the front entrance staff was great. They were all very warm and welcoming! The bed and pillows were very comfortable. They also have breakfast which was fine and good coffee which was appreciated!

The best experience I've had from my recent Best Western Hotel stays in the past couple years. Thank you to ALL staff at this location. Edgar at the front check in was very polite and customer service oriented. Housekeeping was nice and asked exactly what we wanted to have done to our room. Breakfast was great and so we're the two servers during our stay.

Worst IHG experience ever. We showed up and got a room that had a nice view but you could tell this hotel has seen better days. They were clean and minimal but everything was worn out, out dated and discolored. We were there for the scenery though so we were fine. It rained that night and once the rain stopped we stepped out of our room and into a big puddle. Whatever we were not letting these things bother us. We were just grabbing something from the car. But when we went to get back in the room just after 1am. The door didn't work.we tried both cards, nothing. The front desk gave us 2 new ones still nothing. She made another, still nothing. We then waited outside our room which is out side at 1 am in the cold and wet as she went to grab the master key to let us in. She came back with some keys but none of them worked because they were ”labeled wrong”. Everything we had brought with us was locked in the room. Food, water, toiletries, clothes, wallets, etc. So we couldn't leave this place if we had wanted. The front desk person said they contacted the GM but he wasn't answering because he was probably asleep. The next person on shift wouldn't be there until 645am and the maintenance guy wouldn't get there till 8 am so she was just going to have us wait until someone came in or responded. Well lucky us she was going to give us another room to wait in. The room she picked was in a dark corner of the same building. It was even more run down and had a view of a couple of parking spaces. Of course I couldn't really sleep because I wasn't even able to get completely ready for bed due to being locked out from everything I had. By 630 I was already in the lobby seeing if they had a solution. Still no. I can't go anywhere and I can't buy anything so I'm still stuck in a dingy room wearing the same thing I was wearing the day before. Finally at 7am they unlock the door to our room and call us to let us know that it's sitting open. We get to our old room with all our stuff and it was sitting ajar and unattended. We go in and start showering and packing up because checkout is 11 am giving us no time to sleep or anything. While we are packing and getting ready the call us to ask us which room we are keeping. (We are a 1 night stay and check out is in 3 hrs.) I let them know that I was leaving. They gave us free breakfast to try and make up for this. Of course it didn't because we paid to be held hostage and it ruined all our morning plans on top of not being able to sleep. After breakfast we drove home 2 hrs exhausted just to get a vacation from our staycation.

Im not typically the type to take the time to write reviews but I had to take the time to warn potential guests on here about the safety concerns in the rooms to prevent another dangerous incident. I stayed at this hotel with my family and after a long night I went into the rooms restroom to change. Once I was done I realized whether I turned the restroom lock and hand left or right the door would not open. The whole lock came out inside the restroom and I was stuck in there for over 1 hour at 3AM. Fortunately I was not alone and my boyfriend and family were on the other side to calm me down. The lobby was immediately called and the help we received was unbelievably poor. The one in charge of the hotel had no solution for getting me out. They called up their “so-called” maintenance worker and he came up empty handed. My boyfriend asked for a screwdriver and they didn’t even have that. He claimed he was attempting to find a different key when there was no key whole on the lock. First responders were police officers, not medics nor firefighters. The manager had nothing to say. No one was helping, I was in the restroom for 1 hour and when I just heard everyone talking outside the door and not doing anything about it I began to panic. Taking matters into our own hands my boyfriend tried kicking the door open and it wouldn’t budge. We had no other option but to break a whole in the wall big enough for me to fit. The female manager from the hotel tried to physically stop my boyfriend from doing what he had to for getting me out. I had to squeeze through a small hole through the wall that was made under the sink of the restroom. The insulation made me so itchy but fortunately I had another family members room to shower in. I had already showered and firefighters had barely arrived and still took more time to open up the door with a crow bar as if they weren’t even called until more than a whole hour later of being notified. The hotel relocated us to another room, not one apology given by anyone. The next morning we had breakfast there in the presence of the manager we had dealt with and no words were exchanged with us. That day we went to run errands and have lunch and when exhausted from the chaos I decided to get dropped off instead of visiting family. I arrived back at the hotel to get some rest and I realized 2/5 rooms of my family members keys had been deactivated. When I went to ask for reactivation they said we had to pay a $700 fee for the damages which we had no other option but to do to the walls to get me out of there. When we told them we refused to pay anything we were evicted. Not only were we evicted but when we called our family back to pick us up our 4 other family members were also evicted when they had completely separate reservations. Had I decided not to stay back I could’ve been evicted in the middle of night with no where to go and too exhausted too drive home. They treated us like criminals and at first tried to deny allowing

The hotel is worthy of being a Hilton, with drinking ice water, hot springs and swimming pools. It is very close to Legoland, a 10-minute walk, and not far from the beach, where you can see the sunset over the sea. The American restaurant in the hotel has authentic taste and large portions.

The hotel is full of homeless and drug ******* looking to score. My wife was asked twice for *****. The ice machines were broken all week. The laundry is open 24 hours but you can only get 2.00 in quarters, but it costs 5.50 to do a total load. The Pool was closed all week. And the bed is like sleeping on the metal springs. The only highlight is that housekeeping actually does their best to clean. Security is a joke though, most of the time he stands around having a smoke talking.

The location is close to the university, so it is very quiet, but it is far away from the scenic spots and a bit remote. The facilities are pretty good and the waiters are quite polite.