San Diego International Airport (SAN): Approximate driving time is 10 minutes and distance is 3 miles.

Driving directions from San Diego International Airport: Take Harbor Drive towards downtown. Turn left onto Broadway and then left onto State St. Hotel is 2 blocks ahead on the left.

Getting there: Guests can ride MTS bus # 992 which leaves from all airport terminals and drops off 4 blocks from the hotel, along Broadway. Fare is less than $5. Otherwise, taxi fare is $5–15; Town Cars are $26–35; rental cars and limousines are more than $36. Fees subject to change without notice. Rental cars are available online.

Getting around: Many businesses, shops, restaurants, entertainment venues, historic sites, and other tourist attractions are within a radius of a few blocks, so walking is the favored way to get around downtown. But for a fast ride, guests can use complimentary Town Car service anywhere downtown from 7 AM–9 AM and from 6 PM–8 PM Monday–Friday. Buses frequently travel Broadway and the trolley, Coaster (commuter rail), and Amtrak trains all pull into Santa Fe Depot 3 blocks away. One-way bus, trolley, and Coaster fares are less than $5. Water taxis travel around San Diego Bay, stopping at various points depending on passenger request; most one-way fares are $5–15; reservations preferred. Ferries cross between Broadway Pier and the Ferry Landing Marketplace on Coronado for less than $5 one-way. Fees subject to change without notice.

Living Room - This lobby lounge features ever-changing scenes on 18 plasma monitors, bay windows, dramatic lighting, and shelves filled with seashells in clear glass canisters. A glass "cat walk" above the Living Room features live music Friday and Saturday nights.

Beach - Hotel guests receive priority entry into this popular outdoor bar. It features a fire pit, heated sand floor, cabanas, and upholstered and heated concrete benches.

Magnet - Facing the street, adjacent to the restaurant, this intimate cocktail lounge offers a place to hang out while awaiting a table.

Amenity highlights: There’s often a 3-hour wait to get into the popular third-floor outdoor Beach bar with heated sand floor, fire pit, cabanas, and heated concrete benches, but hotel guests get top priority.

Insider tip: Among the more unusual aspects of this property is its unique lexicon: fitness center is “sweat,” pool is “wet,” lobby is “living room,” elevator is “lift,” cocktail lounge is “magnet,” restrooms are “w.c.”

Valet parking:
$16-25 per night. In/out privileges. Underground/covered parking/secured parking.
Note: Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without prior notification.