Deluxe Room, City View (, Balcony)

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.