Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina FAQs

This room has a private balcony with a bay view . The hotel overlooks its own 446-slip marina on San Diego Bay , so the outlook is toward the water rather than the city streets. The room measures 400 sq. ft. and has natural light, which makes the most of the view.

The room is offered with 1 King or 2 Queen Beds and sleeps up to 4 guests . A king suits couples or solo travelers. Two queens work better for a family or two colleagues sharing. The hotel offers complimentary cribs for families with little ones.

The room has its own balcony, ideal for a morning coffee or an evening looking over the bay. Outdoor spaces such as balconies and terraces at the hotel may not be suitable for young children, so families should keep little ones supervised there.

The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower , bathrobes, free toiletries including shampoo and soap, and a hair dryer. The room is also fitted with accessibility features : a 30-inch grab bar near the toilet, a height-adjustable showerhead, a 30-inch wheelchair-accessible vanity, a magnifying mirror, wheelchair-width doorways and a low-height bed. It also has a visual fire alarm, closed captioned TV, and doorbell and phone notification.

The hotel suits both business travelers and families , and it is not an adults-only property. The room sleeps four, so it works for a family. It also suits couples who want a bay view. The San Diego Convention Center is directly adjacent , which helps if you are in town for an event.

The hotel has two heated outdoor pools with waterfalls and pop jets, a separate kids' pool and two hot tubs. The pool deck is open 6 AM to 10 PM . Dining on site includes Marvela at the Marquis (breakfast, lunch and dinner daily), the Telltale bar and lounge (open 2 PM to midnight), the poolside Agave Bar and Grill and a lobby Starbucks. The Hideaway spa offers massages and facials for guests 18 and over. The fitness center is open 24 hours .

The hotel sits on the bay rather than the ocean. For the beach, take the Coronado ferry , which leaves from a landing behind the Convention Center and takes about 8–10 minutes. It runs roughly every 30 minutes, and the one-way fare is $9. The Gaslamp Quarter is about a block away . Seaport Village is a 5–9 minute walk, and Petco Park is about a 13–15 minute walk. The hotel also offers bike rentals and kayak or paddleboard activities from its marina.

The hotel has no airport shuttle . San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away. A taxi takes about 5 minutes and costs roughly $20–$25. The Convention Center trolley station is right next to the hotel. On-site self-parking is $60 per day and valet is $70 per day, according to the hotel's official site.

The hotel charges a mandatory daily destination fee , which was $52.09 per room per night as of February 2026. It has included perks such as a one-hour kayak or paddleboard, a one-hour bike rental and fitness classes. Check-in is 4:00 pm and check-out is 11:00 am . The minimum check-in age is 18, and a photo ID and a card or cash deposit are needed at check-in. The property is smoke-free and pets are not allowed , but service animals are welcome.

This 400 sq. ft. room has a Bay View , with floor-to-ceiling windows that bring the harbor into the room. The hotel overlooks its own private 446-slip marina on San Diego Bay , so the outlook is water and boats rather than a city street.

The room has 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed in a one-bedroom layout and sleeps up to 4 guests . A couple gets the king bed, and a second couple or two children can use the sofa bed. If you need an extra bed, a rollaway is $20 per night.

Yes, it is designed with accessibility in mind. It has wheelchair-width doorways , a wheelchair-accessible bathroom vanity (30 inches high), a grab bar near the toilet (30 inches high) and a height-adjustable showerhead. The bed is low-height (24 inches), and the desk (29 inches), counter and sink (30 inches) are low-height too. Other features include lever door handles, a low-height door lock and view port, low-height bathroom outlets, a magnifying mirror, a visual fire alarm, a closed captioned TV, and doorbell and phone notification.

The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower, with free toiletries, shampoo, soap, a hair dryer and bathrobes. It is set up for accessible use, with a lowered vanity, a grab bar and a magnifying mirror.

The hotel's M Club lounge offers a continental breakfast and evening hors d'oeuvres in an elevated setting. That makes the Concierge category a good fit if you want a quieter place to start the day or unwind before dinner.

Yes. The hotel suits both business travelers and families, and it is not an adults-only property. Families can use two heated outdoor pools, a separate kids' pool and two hot tubs . Pool hours are 6 AM to 10 PM, and complimentary cribs are available. With the king bed and double sofa bed, a family of four fits in one room. Business guests will find the Convention Center next door.

Dining includes Marvela at the Marquis (breakfast, lunch and dinner), Telltale bar and lounge for shareable plates and cocktails, the poolside Agave Bar and Grill for Baja-style Mexican fare, the Exchange grab-and-go marketplace and a lobby Starbucks. The pool deck has waterfalls, pop jets and a poolside bar. The Hideaway spa has four treatment rooms and takes guests aged 18 and over. The fitness center is open 24 hours and has Peloton bikes.

San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away. A taxi takes around 5 minutes and costs roughly $20–$25. The hotel has no airport shuttle . The Convention Center trolley station is right next door, and the Gaslamp Quarter is about a block north . Seaport Village is a 5–9 minute walk and Petco Park a 13–15 minute walk. The Coronado ferry leaves from a landing behind the Convention Center. The hotel sits on the bay rather than the ocean, so beach trips mean the ferry or a drive.

Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out at 11:00 am . Guests must be at least 18, with photo ID and a card or cash deposit at check-in. A mandatory daily destination fee applies, tracked at $52.09 per room per night as of February 2026. It has included a $15 daily food and beverage credit, a one-hour kayak or paddleboard session, a one-hour bike rental and instructor-led fitness classes. Self-parking is $60 per day and valet is $70 per day. Pets are not allowed, but service animals are welcome. The hotel is smoke-free.

This suite faces San Diego Bay , with generous natural light and waterfront outlooks. Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina overlooks its own private 446-slip marina , so the bay view is a working-harbor scene rather than a city or parking-lot outlook.

The suite has one king bed and a double sofa bed and sleeps up to four guests . The one-bedroom layout separates the sleeping and living areas, so two adults can have the bedroom while two more guests, such as children or colleagues, use the sofa bed.

The suite measures 448 sq. ft. It is a one-bedroom layout with a distinct living area and sleeping area, which gives you more room to spread out than a standard single-room category.

The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower , a hair dryer, bathrobes and free toiletries including shampoo and soap. It also has a height-adjustable showerhead, a magnifying mirror and low-height electrical outlets.

This suite is built as a wheelchair-accessible room . It has wheelchair-width doorways, a 30-inch-high accessible bathroom vanity, counter and sink, and a grab bar near the toilet at 30 inches. The bed is 24 inches high and the desk is 29 inches high. Lever door handles, a low-height door lock and a low-height view port in the door are also included. For hearing needs there are closed captioned TV, doorbell and phone notification and a visual fire alarm.

It works for all three. The hotel suits both business travelers and families , and it sits beside the San Diego Convention Center. Families get two outdoor pools, a separate kids' pool and complimentary cribs. Colleagues can share the king bed and sofa bed layout. The hotel does not allow pets, although service animals are welcome without a fee or documentation.

The hotel charges a mandatory daily destination fee , tracked at $52.09 per room per night as of February 2026, and it can change. The fee has included a one-hour kayak or paddleboard session, a one-hour bike rental, wine tasting, fitness classes and a daily food-and-beverage credit. Self-parking is $60 per day and valet is $70 per day on the hotel's official site. In-room Wi-Fi carries a daily surcharge for some guests, so it is worth checking when you book.

San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away . A taxi takes roughly 5 minutes and costs about $20–$25. The hotel has no airport shuttle. The Convention Center trolley station is right next door, and the Gaslamp Quarter is about a block north . Seaport Village is a 5–9 minute walk, and Petco Park is a 13–15 minute walk. The Coronado ferry leaves from a landing behind the Convention Center.

Dining includes Marvela at the Marquis for coastal Southern California flavors and bay views, and Telltale bar and lounge for shareable plates and cocktails. Agave Bar and Grill serves Baja-style Mexican food by the pool. Exchange Marketplace offers grab-and-go bites, and there is a Starbucks. The outdoor pools, two hot tubs and kids' pool are open 6 AM to 10 PM , with a poolside bar and waterfalls.

Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out is at 11:00 am. The minimum age to check in is 18. You will need government-issued photo ID and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit for incidental charges. The property is smoke-free.

This 400 sq. ft. room has a private balcony with a city view that frames downtown San Diego. The hotel sits beside the San Diego Convention Center, and the Gaslamp Quarter is about a block north. If a bay outlook matters most, the marina-view balcony rooms are in the North Tower, so choose those instead.

The room offers 1 King or 2 Queen Beds and sleeps up to 4 guests . That suits a couple, a small family or colleagues travelling together. A rollaway or extra bed is $20 per night, and complimentary cribs are available for families.

Yes, this category is an accessible room. Features include wheelchair-width doorways , a low-height bed (24 inches), a low-height desk (29 inches) and a low-height counter and sink (30 inches). The bathroom has a grab bar near the toilet, a height-adjustable showerhead and low-height electrical outlets. The room also has closed captioned TV, doorbell and phone notification, a visual fire alarm and lever door handles.

The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower, a magnifying mirror and a hair dryer. Bathrobes and complimentary toiletries, including shampoo and soap, are provided. The vanity is wheelchair-accessible at 30 inches high.

Yes. Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina welcomes families and business travelers alike. It has two outdoor heated pools, a separate kids' pool and two whirlpools, open 6 AM to 10 PM. The New Children's Museum is very close by. Note that balconies and outdoor spaces may not suit young children, so supervise little ones on the balcony.

Options include Marvela at the Marquis (daily 6:30 AM–2:00 PM and 5:00–10:00 PM) and Telltale , a bayfront bar and lounge serving shareable plates and cocktails. Agave Bar and Grill is poolside with a Baja-style Mexican menu. Exchange Marketplace handles grab-and-go and light bites, and there is a Starbucks in the lobby.

There is a 24-hour fitness center with Peloton bikes and complimentary group classes. The Hideaway is a boutique spa for guests 18 and over, and Topgolf Swing Suites are on property. The hotel overlooks its own 446-slip marina, and bike rentals are available for the Bayshore Bikeway.

There is no airport shuttle . San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away, and a taxi takes roughly 5 minutes for about $20–$25. The Convention Center trolley station is right beside the hotel. Self-parking is $60 per day and valet is $70 per day on the hotel's official site, and rates can change.

A mandatory daily destination fee applies per room, separate from parking. It was tracked at $52.09 per night as of February 2026 and has included perks such as fitness classes, bike rental and a daily dining credit. In-room Wi-Fi carries a surcharge for non-elite guests, but Bonvoy members booking direct get it free. Check-in is 4:00 pm, check-out is 11:00 am, the hotel is smoke-free and pets are not allowed (service animals are welcome).

The room has large windows framing San Diego Bay . The hotel overlooks its own private 446-slip marina , so the outlook is a waterfront one rather than a city or street view. The hotel sits directly beside the San Diego Convention Center on West Harbor Drive.

The Deluxe Room, Bay View offers 1 King or 2 Queen Beds in a single-bedroom layout of 400 sq. ft. , and it sleeps up to 4 guests . The two-queen setup suits families or colleagues sharing, while the king suits a couple or a solo traveler wanting extra room.

Yes, it is designed with accessibility in mind. It has wheelchair-width doorways , a low-height bed (24 inches) , a low-height desk (29 inches), a low counter and sink (30 inches), and lever door handles. The bathroom has a height-adjustable showerhead, a grab bar near the toilet and a wheelchair-accessible vanity. Visual fire alarm and doorbell and phone notification are also included.

The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower, with bathrobes, free toiletries, shampoo, soap and a hair dryer. A magnifying mirror and low-height electrical outlets are provided too.

In-room Wi-Fi is available. Loyalty members who book direct receive it free, and other guests pay a daily surcharge. The hotel also charges a mandatory daily destination fee , separate from parking. Its benefits have included a one-hour kayak or paddleboard rental, a one-hour bike rental, instructor-led fitness classes, a daily food and beverage credit and a wine tasting. The amount and inclusions can change, so check current details when you book.

Self-parking is $11 per hour or $60 per day , and valet is $70 per day , according to the hotel's official site. The hotel has no airport shuttle . San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away, and a taxi takes roughly 5 minutes for about $20–$25.

The hotel has two heated outdoor pools with waterfalls and pop jets, a separate kids' pool and two hot tubs, open from 6 AM to 10 PM . For food, there is Marvela at the Marquis for breakfast and dinner with bay views, Telltale bar and lounge, poolside Agave Bar and Grill for tacos and tequila, and a Starbucks. The fitness center is open 24 hours and has Peloton bikes. The Hideaway spa takes guests aged 18 and over, and the hotel also has a Topgolf Swing Suite.

Very easy. The Convention Center trolley station is right next to the hotel, and the Gaslamp Quarter is about a block north. Seaport Village is a 5–9 minute walk and Petco Park about 13–15 minutes. The Coronado ferry leaves from a landing behind the Convention Center, with a one-way fare of $9. The hotel is on the bay rather than the ocean, so for the beach you take the ferry or a short drive.

Yes, families are welcome . The hotel offers complimentary cribs and has a kids' pool beside the main pool, and the room sleeps four. Pets are not allowed, but service animals are welcome without a fee or documentation. The check-in age is 18, check-in is from 4:00 pm and check-out is at 11:00 am.

This 400 sq. ft. room looks over downtown San Diego through large windows that frame the skyline. The hotel sits at 333 West Harbor Drive beside the San Diego Convention Center, so you are in the middle of the action, with the Gaslamp Quarter about a block north.

Choose 1 King or 2 Queen Beds . The room sleeps up to 4 guests , so the two-queen setup suits families or colleagues sharing, while the king works well for couples or solo business travelers.

The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower, complimentary shampoo, soap and a hair dryer, with towels changed on request. The room is designed with accessibility in mind: wheelchair-width doorways , a 24-inch low-height bed, a 30-inch accessible vanity, a grab bar near the toilet, a height-adjustable showerhead, a magnifying mirror, a visual fire alarm, closed-captioned TV, and doorbell and phone notification.

This category is built around large windows and city views rather than outdoor space. For marina-view balcony rooms, the hotel's North Tower is where those are found. Guests who want fresh air can head to the outdoor pool deck or the Marina Terrace area.

Yes. The hotel welcomes both families and business travelers. There are two outdoor heated pools plus a separate kids' pool , two hot tubs, waterfalls and pop jets, with pool access from 6 AM to 10 PM. Complimentary cribs are available, and the two-queen layout gives a family of four room to spread out.

Options include Marvela at the Marquis , the signature restaurant with coastal flavors and bay views, open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Telltale is a bayfront bar and lounge serving shareable plates and cocktails. Agave Bar and Grill is a poolside spot with a Baja-style Mexican menu. There is also a lobby Starbucks and the Exchange grab-and-go marketplace.

The hotel sits on San Diego Bay rather than the ocean, so there is no beach at the door. The ferry to Coronado leaves from a landing behind the Convention Center and takes about 8 to 10 minutes. The Convention Center trolley station is next to the hotel. Petco Park is roughly a 13 to 15 minute walk, and Seaport Village about 5 to 9 minutes.

San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away, and a taxi takes around 5 minutes. The hotel does not run an airport shuttle . Self-parking on the hotel's official site is $60 per day and valet is $70 per day, so many guests rely on the trolley, ferry and walking instead.

The hotel charges a daily destination fee per room that has covered perks such as a bike rental hour, a kayak or paddleboard hour, instructor-led fitness classes and a daily food and beverage credit. The 24-hour fitness center includes Peloton bikes. Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out at 11:00 am, the property is smoke-free, and pets are not allowed, though service animals are welcome.

This suite has a bay view . It looks toward San Diego Bay and the hotel's own 446-slip marina , and Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina sits right beside the Convention Center, so you wake up to the waterfront.

The suite sleeps up to four guests . There is 1 king bed in the separate bedroom and a double sofa bed in the living area. That suits a couple with children, two couples, or a small group who want some separation.

The suite is built with accessibility in mind: wheelchair-width doorways , a low-height bed (24 inches) , a low-height desk (29 inches), and low-height counter and sink (30 inches). It also has lever door handles, a low-height door lock and a low-height view port in the door. The bathroom has a wheelchair-accessible vanity (30 inches), a grab bar near the toilet, a height-adjustable showerhead , a magnifying mirror and low-height electrical outlets. Guests with hearing needs get a closed captioned TV, doorbell and phone notification, and a visual fire alarm.

It is a private bathroom with a bathtub or shower, plus bathrobes, a hair dryer, towels, shampoo, soap, toilet paper and free toiletries.

Yes. The hotel welcomes both business travelers and families, and the suite's separate bedroom and sofa-bed living area give a family of four room to spread out. The hotel offers complimentary cribs . The pool area has two heated outdoor pools, a separate children's pool and two hot tubs, open 6 AM to 10 PM . Pets are not allowed, though service animals are welcome.

Marvela at the Marquis is the newly renovated signature restaurant with coastal flavors and bay views, open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Telltale is a bayfront bar and lounge with shareable plates and cocktails. Agave Bar and Grill serves Baja-style Mexican food by the pool. There is also an Exchange grab-and-go marketplace and a lobby Starbucks.

San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away. A taxi takes roughly 5 minutes and costs about $20–$25, since the hotel has no airport shuttle . The Convention Center trolley station is right next to the hotel. The Gaslamp Quarter is about a block north, Seaport Village is a 5–9 minute walk, and Petco Park is a 13–15 minute walk. Ferries to Coronado leave from a landing behind the Convention Center.

The hotel charges a mandatory daily destination fee , which third-party tracking put at about $52 per room per night in early 2026. It has included perks such as a $15 daily food and beverage credit, fitness classes, and a one-hour kayak, paddleboard or bike rental. Self-parking is $60 per day and valet is $70 per day on the hotel's official site. Rates for in-room Wi-Fi are about $14.95 per 24 hours for non-elite guests, and loyalty members who book direct receive it free.

Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out is at 11:00 am . The minimum check-in age is 18. Bring government-issued photo ID and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit for incidental charges. The hotel is smoke free.

This one-bedroom suite has a bay view toward the hotel's private 446-slip marina and San Diego Bay. You see boats, harbor activity and coastal light from a downtown base.

The suite has one queen bed and is set up for up to 4 guests . The bed is low-height, at 24 inches. A couple or a small family will find it comfortable. The hotel charges $20 per night for a rollaway or extra bed.

Yes. The suite has wheelchair-width doorways , lever door handles, a low-height door lock and a low-height view port in the door. The counter and sink are 30 inches high, the desk is 29 inches high, and the bed is 24 inches high. It also has a visual fire alarm, closed-captioned TV, and doorbell and phone notification.

The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower with a height-adjustable showerhead . It also has a grab bar near the toilet at 30 inches high, a wheelchair-accessible vanity at 30 inches, a magnifying mirror and low-height electrical outlets. Bathrobes, free toiletries including shampoo and soap, a hair dryer and towels (changed on request) are provided.

The hotel has two heated outdoor pools , a separate children's pool and two hot tubs. The pools are open 6 AM to 10 PM and have waterfalls and pop jets. Agave Bar and Grill serves Baja-style Mexican food poolside. Marvela at the Marquis is the signature restaurant with bay views, and Telltale is a bayfront bar and lounge serving shareable plates and cocktails. There is also a Starbucks in the lobby.

It suits all three. The hotel is positioned as a base for both business travelers and families . It has a kids' pool and complimentary cribs, and it sits right beside the San Diego Convention Center. There is no adults-only section. The Hideaway spa takes guests aged 18 and over and is a good option for couples.

The airport is about 3.3 miles away . A taxi takes about 5 minutes and costs roughly $20–$25. The hotel does not run an airport shuttle. The Convention Center trolley station is next door, and the Gaslamp Quarter is about a block north. Seaport Village is a 5–9 minute walk, and Petco Park is about 13–15 minutes on foot. The ferry to Coronado leaves from a landing behind the Convention Center.

Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out is at 11:00 am. Guests must be at least 18, and a photo ID and a card or cash deposit are required at check-in. The hotel charges a mandatory daily destination fee . Third-party tracking put it near $52 per room per night in early 2026, and it has included perks such as fitness classes, bike rental and a daily food and beverage credit. Self-parking is $60 per day and valet is $70 per day. In-room Wi-Fi may carry a surcharge of about $14.95 per 24 hours.

Pets are not allowed , but service animals are welcome without a fee or documentation. The hotel is a smoke-free property. San Diego has a mild climate all year. March to May and September to November are often cited as the best months, and September is especially good for lower hotel prices.

This room faces San Diego Bay , with natural light and water vistas. The hotel overlooks its own 446-slip marina and sits next to the San Diego Convention Center, so you wake up on the waterfront with downtown close by.

The room comes with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds and sleeps up to 4 guests across its 398 sq. ft. The bed height is a low 24 inches, which makes getting in and out easier.

The room is built as a mobility-accessible room . It has wheelchair-width doorways, lever door handles, a low-height door lock and a low-height view port in the door. The bed is 24 inches high and the desk is 29 inches high. The doorbell and phone notification, closed-captioned TV and visual fire alarm support guests with hearing needs.

The bathroom has an accessible bathtub with a 30-inch-high grab bar, a fixed shower seat and a height-adjustable showerhead. There is also a raised toilet seat, a grab bar near the toilet and a magnifying mirror. The wheelchair-accessible vanity and the counter and sink are both 30 inches high, and the bathroom outlets are low-height.

The hotel charges a mandatory daily destination fee . Third-party tracking put it at about $52.09 per room per night as of February 2026, and the amount can change. It has covered a one-hour kayak or paddleboard session , a one-hour bike rental , instructor-led fitness classes, a wine tasting with two glasses of house wine, a $15 daily food and drink credit, in-room high-speed internet and one shoe shine per stay.

Yes, it suits all three. With the choice of one king or two queen beds it works for a couple, a family or colleagues sharing. The hotel is also a conference-focused property next to the convention center. It has two outdoor heated pools, a separate kids' pool and two hot tubs. Complimentary cribs are offered.

The hotel is at 333 West Harbor Drive, adjacent to the San Diego Convention Center . The Gaslamp Quarter is about a block north, and Seaport Village is roughly a 5–9 minute walk. Petco Park is a 13–15 minute walk. The Coronado ferry leaves from a landing behind the Convention Center, with a crossing of about 8–10 minutes. The hotel is on the bay rather than the ocean, so ocean beaches need a ferry, bus or car.

Marvela at the Marquis is the signature restaurant, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with bay views. Telltale is the bayfront bar and lounge, with shareable plates and cocktails. Agave Bar and Grill is the poolside spot for Baja-style tacos and tequila. There is also a Starbucks and the Exchange Marketplace for grab-and-go food.

San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away, and a taxi takes roughly 5 minutes for about $20–$25. The hotel has no airport shuttle . On-site self-parking is $60 per day and valet is $70 per day, according to the hotel's site.

Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is 11:00 AM . You need a government-issued photo ID and a card or cash deposit for incidentals. The guest checking in must be an adult of 18 or older. The hotel is smoke-free and does not allow pets, but service animals are welcome without a fee or documentation.

This room faces San Diego Bay , with views toward the marina and the waterfront. The hotel overlooks its own 446-slip marina , so boats and open water are part of the outlook.

You can choose 1 King or 2 Queen Beds . The room measures 398 sq. ft. and sleeps up to 4 guests , so the two-queen setup suits a family or a small group. The bed height is a low 24 inches.

It is designed for mobility and hearing access, with wheelchair-width doorways , lever door handles, a low-height door lock and a low-height view port in the door. Hearing features include closed-captioned TV , doorbell and phone notification, and a visual fire alarm. The desk is 29 inches high, and the counter and sink are 30 inches high.

The bathroom has a roll-in shower with a fixed shower seat, a grab bar and a height-adjustable showerhead. There is also a grab bar near the toilet and a raised toilet seat. The vanity is wheelchair-accessible at 30 inches high, with a magnifying mirror and low-height electrical outlets. Bathrobes are provided.

Yes. The hotel suits both business travelers and families, and the room sleeps four. The property has two outdoor heated pools, a separate kids' pool and two hot tubs , with pool access from 6 AM to 10 PM. Complimentary cribs are offered for families.

Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out is at 11:00 am . Guests must be at least 18 to check in. You will need government-issued photo ID and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit for incidental charges.

The hotel charges a mandatory daily destination fee . A third-party tracker listed it at about $52.09 per room per night in February 2026, and it has included perks such as fitness classes, a daily food and beverage credit, a bike rental and a one-hour water activity. Self-parking is $60 per day and valet is $70 per day on the hotel's official site. In-room Wi-Fi is about $14.95 per 24 hours for non-elite guests, and loyalty members who book direct receive it free.

San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away , and a taxi takes roughly 5 minutes for about $20–$25. The hotel has no airport shuttle . The Convention Center trolley station is right next to the hotel, and the Gaslamp Quarter is about one block north. Seaport Village is a 5–9 minute walk, and Petco Park is a 13–15 minute walk.

Pets, including dogs, are not allowed at the hotel. Service animals are welcome without a fee or documentation. The property is also smoke free.

This 398 sq. ft. room looks toward San Diego Bay and the hotel's private 446-slip marina , with large windows and a private balcony to take in the waterfront light. The hotel sits directly on the bay, so the outlook is of boats and water rather than the open ocean.

The room has 1 king bed and is set up for up to 4 guests . The bed is a low-height model, 24 inches high. A rollaway or extra bed is $20 per night at the hotel, so families or groups who want extra sleeping space should arrange it ahead of arrival.

Yes, the Deluxe Room, Bay View comes with a private balcony facing the water. Like the hotel's other balconies, patios and terraces, it may not suit young children without supervision, so families should keep that in mind.

The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower , bathrobes, shampoo, soap, a hair dryer and a magnifying mirror. The room is built with accessibility in mind: a height-adjustable showerhead , a grab bar by the toilet at 30 inches, a 30-inch wheelchair-accessible vanity, low-height outlets in the bathroom and wheelchair-width doorways. Other features include closed captioned TV, a visual fire alarm and doorbell and phone notifications.

The hotel charges a mandatory daily destination fee, around $52.09 per room per night at the latest tracking, separate from parking. It has included perks such as a one-hour kayak or paddleboard session, a one-hour bike rental, instructor-led fitness classes, a daily food and beverage credit, in-room internet and Bonvoy bonus points. Exact inclusions can change, so check them at booking. Bonvoy members who book direct receive complimentary in-room internet.

Official hotel rates are $60 per day for self-parking and $70 per day for valet . There is no airport shuttle, but San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away and a taxi takes roughly 5 minutes for about $20–$25. The Convention Center trolley station is right next to the hotel.

Yes, the hotel suits both families and business travelers and has no adults-only wing. Families will like the two heated outdoor pools, the separate kids' pool, two hot tubs and complimentary cribs. Business guests are next to the San Diego Convention Center, and couples can book The Hideaway spa, which has a couples suite.

The pool deck is on-site and open 6 AM to 10 PM , with waterfalls, pop jets and a poolside bar. Dining includes Marvela at the Marquis, the Telltale bar and lounge, Agave Bar and Grill by the pool, Exchange Marketplace and a lobby Starbucks. The Gaslamp Quarter is about a block north, Seaport Village is a 5–9 minute walk and Petco Park is a 13–15 minute walk.

The hotel is on the bay, not the ocean, so there is no beach at the door. The easiest way to Coronado Beach is the ferry from the landing behind the Convention Center, a crossing of about 8–10 minutes at $9 one way. Coronado Beach is also about a 13-minute drive, and Bus Line 901 takes 45–50 minutes.

Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out is at 11:00 am. You will need government-issued photo ID and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit for incidentals. The minimum check-in age is 18. The hotel is smoke-free, and pets are not allowed, though service animals are welcome.

This room has large windows framing an urban city view . Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina sits at 333 West Harbor Drive beside the San Diego Convention Center, with the Gaslamp Quarter about one block north. It is a good fit if you want to be close to downtown rather than paying for a bay-facing outlook.

The room has 1 king bed and is set up for up to 4 guests . The bed is low-height, at 24 inches, which makes transfers easier. At 398 sq. ft. the layout leaves room to move around.

The bathroom has an accessible bathtub with a fixed shower seat and a height-adjustable showerhead. There are grab bars in the tub and beside the toilet, both at 30 inches high , plus a raised toilet seat and a magnifying mirror. The vanity is wheelchair-accessible at 30 inches, bathroom outlets are low-height, and bathrobes are provided.

The room has wheelchair-width doorways, lever door handles and a low-height door lock , with a low-height view port in the door. The counter and sink are 30 inches high and the desk is 29 inches. For hearing needs there is a closed captioned TV, doorbell and phone notification and a visual fire alarm .

Yes. Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina suits both business travelers and families and has no adults-only wing. The hotel offers complimentary cribs, and there is a separate children's pool beside the main pool area. The single king bed works well for couples, while the room's 4-guest capacity gives families some flexibility.

The hotel has two heated outdoor pools, a children's pool and two hot tubs , with pool access from 6 AM to 10 PM. The pools have waterfalls, pop jets and a poolside bar. Cabanas are available for a surcharge. The Hideaway spa takes guests aged 18 and over, and the fitness center is open 24 hours , including Peloton bikes.

Marvela at the Marquis , the newly renovated signature restaurant, serves coastal Southern California flavors with bay views, daily 6:30 AM–2:00 PM and 5:00 PM–10:00 PM. Telltale is a bayfront bar and lounge open from 2:00 PM to midnight, with food from 5:00 PM. Agave Bar and Grill is the poolside Mexican spot, and Exchange Marketplace and a lobby Starbucks cover quick bites and coffee.

San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away , and a taxi takes roughly 5 minutes for about $20–$25. The hotel has no airport shuttle . The Convention Center trolley station is right next door, and the Coronado ferry landing is within walking distance. Self-parking is $60 per day and valet is $70 per day on the hotel's official site.

The hotel is on San Diego Bay rather than the ocean , with its own 446-slip marina. Coronado Beach is a short drive away, or you can take the ferry from the landing behind the Convention Center (about 8–10 minutes, $9 one way). On foot, Seaport Village is about 5–9 minutes away and Petco Park about 13–15 minutes. The USS Midway Museum is roughly 1.1 miles from the hotel.

Check-in is 4:00 pm and check-out is 11:00 am . Guests must be 18 or older to check in and show photo ID and a card or cash deposit. The hotel is smoke-free and does not allow pets, but service animals are welcome without a fee or documentation. A mandatory daily destination fee applies, and it has been tracked at $52.09 per room per night as of February 2026. Bonvoy members who book direct receive complimentary in-room internet.

This room faces the downtown San Diego cityscape rather than the water. The hotel itself sits on San Diego Bay and overlooks its own 446-slip marina. If a bay outlook matters more to you than the skyline, the North Tower also has marina-view balcony rooms. A city-view room is a good fit if you plan to spend your days out and about, since the Gaslamp Quarter is about one block north.

The room is offered with a balcony option , so you can step outside and take in the urban panorama. Ask for it when you book. Outdoor spaces such as balconies can be unsuitable for young children, so families should keep that in mind.

The room has one king bed and is sized for up to four guests . Rollaway or extra beds carry a $20 per night fee, and the hotel offers complimentary cribs for families with little ones. It suits a couple comfortably, or a small family who don't mind sharing the 398 sq. ft.

This category is built around accessible design . The bed is low at 24 inches high. The bathroom has a grab bar near the toilet (30 inches), a height-adjustable showerhead, a 30-inch wheelchair-accessible vanity and low-height electrical outlets. The doorways are wheelchair-width, with lever door handles, a low-height door lock and a low-height view port. Other features include a 29-inch desk, closed-captioned TV, doorbell and phone notification, a visual fire alarm and a magnifying mirror.

The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower, a hair dryer, bathrobes, and free shampoo, soap and toiletries. Because the room is designed for accessibility, the counter and sink sit at a lower 30-inch height.

Yes. The hotel welcomes both business travelers and families, and it is not an adults-only property. Families get two heated outdoor pools, a children's pool and two hot tubs , with pool access from 6 AM to 10 PM. Couples may like The Hideaway spa, which has a couples suite and takes guests 18 and over. The fitness center is open 24 hours.

The hotel charges a daily destination fee per room. A third-party tracker showed $52.09 per night as of February 2026. In the past it has covered perks such as a $15 daily food and beverage credit, a one-hour kayak or paddleboard session, a one-hour bike rental, wine tasting and fitness classes. Wi-Fi costs about $14.95 per 24 hours, but loyalty members who book direct receive it free. Self-parking is $60 per day and valet is $70 per day, according to the hotel's official site.

On site you'll find Marvela at the Marquis for coastal Southern California flavors, Telltale bar and lounge for cocktails and shareable plates, Agave Bar and Grill by the pool, the Exchange marketplace and a Starbucks. Nearby, Seaport Village is a 5–9 minute walk and Petco Park is about 13–15 minutes. The Rady Shell is about 9 minutes away on foot.

The hotel has no airport shuttle , but San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away. A taxi takes roughly 5 minutes and costs about $20–$25. The trolley's Convention Center station is right next to the hotel. Ferries to Coronado leave from a landing behind the Convention Center (about 8–10 minutes, $9 one way). The hotel is on the bay rather than the ocean, so for the beach take the ferry or bus 901 to Coronado.

Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out at 11:00 am. The minimum age to check in is 18. You'll need government-issued photo ID and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit for incidentals. The hotel is smoke-free and does not allow pets, though service animals are welcome.

This room has a city view and measures 398 sq. ft. Natural light and an uncluttered layout give it a calm urban outlook. The hotel sits on San Diego Bay beside the Convention Center, with the Gaslamp Quarter about a block north.

The room has 1 king bed and sleeps up to 4 guests . The bed frame is low, at 24 inches high , which makes transferring easier.

The bathroom has a roll-in shower with a fixed shower seat , a grab bar and a height-adjustable showerhead . It also has an accessible bathtub with a grab bar at 30 inches, a raised toilet seat and a grab bar near the toilet at 30 inches. The vanity and sink are wheelchair accessible at 30 inches high . Bathroom electrical outlets are set low, and a magnifying mirror is provided.

The room has a closed-captioned television , doorbell and phone notification and a visual fire alarm . The door has a low-height view port, a low-height lock and lever handles.

Yes. There is a low-height desk at 29 inches that works for wheelchair users. The counter and sink are also at 30 inches, and amenities are placed at accessible heights. The hotel has a large meeting and convention focus, so the room suits business stays as well as family trips.

Check-in is from 4:00 pm and check-out is at 11:00 am . Guests must be at least 18 to check in. You will need government-issued photo ID and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit for incidentals. The hotel is a smoke-free property.

The hotel has no airport shuttle . San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away, and a taxi takes roughly 5 minutes and costs about $20–$25. On-site self-parking is $60 per day and valet is $70 per day according to the hotel. A separate mandatory daily destination fee also applies, and it has recently been tracked at around $52 per room per night. Rates can change.

The hotel has two heated outdoor pools , a children's pool and two hot tubs . The pool deck is open from 6 AM to 10 PM. The 24-hour fitness center has Peloton bikes, and the hotel also has a Topgolf Swing Suite . For dining, Marvela at the Marquis , the Telltale bar and lounge, the poolside Agave Bar and Grill and a lobby Starbucks are all on property. On foot, Seaport Village is about 5–9 minutes away, Petco Park about 13–15 minutes, and the Coronado ferry landing is behind the Convention Center.

In-room Wi-Fi is about $14.95 per 24 hours for non-elite guests, and loyalty members who book direct receive complimentary in-room internet. Service animals are welcome without a fee or documentation. Pets are not allowed.

This corner room at Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina faces the downtown San Diego skyline rather than the water. The hotel sits on San Diego Bay beside the Convention Center, with the Gaslamp Quarter about a block north. Guests who want marina outlooks should look at the marina-view balcony rooms, which are in the North Tower.

The room has 2 Queen Beds in a one-bedroom layout and sleeps up to 4 guests . That suits two couples, friends travelling together, or a family with older children. The hotel also offers complimentary cribs for families with little ones.

Accessibility is built into this category. It has wheelchair-width doorways , a low-height bed (24 inches) , a low-height desk (29 inches), and a low counter and sink (30 inches). The bathroom has a wheelchair-accessible vanity (30 inches), a grab bar near the toilet (30 inches high), a height-adjustable showerhead and low-height electrical outlets. For vision and hearing support there is a closed captioned TV , a visual fire alarm, and doorbell and phone notification. Other details include lever door handles, a low-height door lock and view port, and a magnifying mirror.

The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower with a height-adjustable showerhead. It is stocked with bathrobes, shampoo, soap, toilet paper and a hair dryer. Towels are changed on request, and the vanity is set at wheelchair-accessible height.

Yes. Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina welcomes families and business travellers alike, and there is no adults-only wing. With two queen beds for up to four guests, this room works well for a family. The hotel has two heated outdoor pools, a separate kids' pool and two hot tubs, open 6 AM to 10 PM. Lounge chairs are first come, first served, and cabanas are available for a surcharge. The spa, The Hideaway, is for guests aged 18 and over.

The signature restaurant is Marvela at the Marquis , which serves coastal Southern California flavours with bay views. It is open daily 6:30 AM–2:00 PM and 5:00 PM–10:00 PM. Telltale is a bayfront bar and lounge with shareable plates and cocktails, open 2:00 PM to midnight with food from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Agave Bar and Grill is a poolside Baja-style Mexican spot. For quick bites there are the Exchange grab-and-go marketplace and a lobby Starbucks.

The hotel charges a mandatory daily destination fee , tracked at $52.09 per room per night as of February 2026. It has included perks such as a one-hour kayak or paddleboard session, a one-hour bike rental, a daily food and beverage credit, instructor-led fitness classes and in-room internet. Parking is separate: the hotel's site lists self-parking at $60 per day and valet at $70 per day. In-room Wi-Fi carries a daily surcharge for non-members, while loyalty members who book direct receive complimentary in-room internet.

San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away , and a taxi takes roughly 5 minutes for about $20–$25. The hotel has no airport shuttle. The Convention Center trolley station on the Green Line is right next to the hotel. Seaport Village is a 5–9 minute walk and Petco Park about 13–15 minutes. The ferry to Coronado leaves from a landing behind the Convention Center, with a crossing of about 8–10 minutes and a $9 one-way fare. Coronado's ocean beach is across the bay, since the hotel itself sits on the bay rather than the ocean.

Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out at 11:00 am . The minimum age to check in is 18, and you will need government-issued photo ID plus a credit card, debit card or cash deposit for incidentals. The hotel is smoke free. Pets are not allowed, but service animals are welcome without a fee or documentation.

This corner room is set up to put San Diego Bay outside your window. The hotel overlooks its own private 446-slip marina , so the outlook is a calm, marina-facing one rather than a city or street scene.

The room has 1 King Bed in a one-bedroom layout and is designed for up to four guests . It works best for a couple or a small family that is happy to share the space. If you want an extra bed, a rollaway carries a fee of about $20 per night .

This is an accessible room with wheelchair-width doorways, a low-height bed (24 inches) , a low-height desk (29 inches), lever door handles, a low-height door lock and a low-height view port in the door. There is also a closed-captioned TV, doorbell and phone notification, and a visual fire alarm.

The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower with a height-adjustable showerhead , a grab bar near the toilet (30 inches high), and a wheelchair-accessible vanity with a low counter and sink at 30 inches. Low-height electrical outlets and a magnifying mirror are included. Bathrobes, a hair dryer, shampoo, soap and free toiletries are provided, and towels are changed on request.

The hotel charges a mandatory daily destination fee per room per night, separate from parking. Third-party tracking put it at about $52.09 in early 2026. It has bundled extras such as in-room high-speed internet, a $15 daily food and beverage credit , a one-hour kayak or paddleboard session, a one-hour bike rental, a wine tasting and instructor-led fitness classes.

The hotel's official site lists self-parking at $60 per day ($11 per hour) and valet at $70 per day . The hotel has no airport shuttle. San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away , and a taxi takes roughly 5 minutes for about $20–$25.

The hotel has two heated outdoor pools, a separate kids' pool and two hot tubs , with pool access from 6 AM to 10 PM. Dining includes Marvela at the Marquis, Telltale bar and lounge, Agave Bar and Grill by the pool, the Exchange grab-and-go marketplace and a lobby Starbucks. The fitness center is open 24 hours and has Peloton bikes. The Hideaway spa is for guests 18 and over and is closed on Wednesdays.

Yes. The hotel is adjacent to the San Diego Convention Center , with a trolley station next door. The Gaslamp Quarter is about a block north , Seaport Village is a 5–9 minute walk, and Petco Park is about a 13–15 minute walk. The Coronado ferry leaves from a landing behind the Convention Center for $9 one way.

Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out at 11:00 am. Guests must be at least 18 to check in and show government-issued photo ID plus a card or cash deposit for incidentals. The hotel is smoke-free and does not allow pets, though service animals are welcome without a fee or documentation.

This suite has a bay view over San Diego Bay. Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina overlooks its own private 446-slip marina, so the outlook is a working waterfront setting.

The suite has 1 queen bed set at a low height of 24 inches for easier transfers, and it sleeps up to 4 guests . With one queen bed, larger parties should plan for the extra sleeping arrangements. A rollaway or extra bed is charged at about $20 per night.

The suite has wheelchair-width doorways , lever door handles, a low-height door lock and a low-height view port in the door. The desk is 29 inches high, and the counter and sink are 30 inches high. Height-adjusted amenities are also provided.

The private bathroom is built for roll-in shower access . It has a height-adjustable showerhead, a grab bar beside the toilet at 30 inches and a wheelchair-accessible vanity at 30 inches. Electrical outlets are set low and there is a magnifying mirror. Bathrobes, a hair dryer, shampoo, soap and towels are provided.

The suite has closed captioned television and a visual fire alarm. Doorbell and phone notifications are also provided, so alerts do not rely on sound alone.

The hotel charges a mandatory daily destination fee , tracked at $52.09 per room per night as of February 2026. It has included a $15 daily food and beverage credit, instructor-led fitness classes, a one-hour kayak or paddleboard session, a one-hour bike rental and a wine tasting. Self-parking is $60 per day and valet is $70 per day on the hotel's site. In-room Wi-Fi is about $14.95 per 24 hours, but loyalty members who book direct receive it free.

The hotel has no airport shuttle . San Diego International Airport is about 3.3 miles away, and a taxi takes about 5 minutes and costs roughly $20–$25. The Green Line trolley also has a Convention Center station right next to the hotel.

Yes, the hotel welcomes both business travelers and families. This suite sleeps four, although it has a single queen bed. The pool area has two heated outdoor pools , a separate kids' pool and two hot tubs, open 6 AM to 10 PM. The Hideaway spa has a couples suite, but guests must be 18 or older for treatments.

On-site you will find Marvela at the Marquis , the Telltale bar and lounge, Agave Bar and Grill by the pool and the Exchange Marketplace. The Gaslamp Quarter is about a block north, Seaport Village is a 5–9 minute walk and Petco Park is a 13–15 minute walk. The Coronado ferry leaves from a landing behind the Convention Center.

Check-in is from 4:00 pm and check-out is at 11:00 am. Guests must be 18 or older to check in. A government-issued photo ID and a card or cash deposit are needed for incidentals. The property is smoke free. Pets are not allowed, but service animals are welcome without a fee or documentation.