




Deluxe Room, Balcony, Bay View
- 400 sq ft
- Sleeps 4
- 1 King bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Bay view
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Relax in a Deluxe Room, Bay View at Marriott Marquis San Diego Marina, a 398 sq. ft. retreat overlooking the bay. Natural light and water vistas create a calm backdrop for business or leisure stays adjacent to the convention center and downtown attractions, while room amenities support a comfortable, connected visit.
The room sleeps up to 4 guests and is available with your choice of 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds, arranged to suit couples, families or colleagues. The accessible bathroom is designed for ease of use, featuring an accessible bathtub with a grab bar 30 inches high, a fixed shower seat, a height-adjustable showerhead and a raised toilet seat; a wheelchair-accessible vanity and low-height counters and sinks (30 inches high) ensure practical convenience. Additional accessibility touches include lever door handles, low-height bed (24 inches high), low-height desk (29 inches high), low-height door lock, low-height electrical outlets in the bathroom, a low-height view port in the door, a magnifying mirror, visual fire alarm and closed-caption TV.
Your stay also includes access to the hotel’s service offerings associated with the mandatory destination fee, which provides select benefits such as a one-hour water activity (kayak or paddleboard), a one-hour bike rental, instructor-led fitness classes, a wine tasting with two glasses of house wine, a daily food & beverage credit of $15, in-room high-speed internet and one shoe shine per stay. Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is 11:00 AM; an adult 18 or older must assume liability at check-in.






























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.
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