Room, City View, Corner

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.