Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Staypineapple, Hotel Z, Gaslamp San Diego offers pet-friendly accommodation in San Diego. San Diego International Airport is just 4 km from the property.
Elizabeth
New Zealand
The beds are so comfortable!
The aesthetic in the rooms is great and feels very comfy to settle into, and the hotel itself is right on the middle of the Gaslamp quarter.
The staff were friendly and said hello.
The water bottle and the dog on your bed is a nice touch.
The room had good air conditioning.
Set in San Diego’s vibrant Gaslamp Quarter, Gaslamp Plaza Suites is a historical, European-style hotel built in 1913. The Melting Pot restaurant is located on-site.
Overlooking Petco Park and less than 1 mile from the San Diego Convention Center, this Gaslamp District hotel offers unique guest rooms with contemporary amenities and a restaurant on site.
Located in the heart of San Diego’s historic Gaslamp Quarter, guests of this hotel can stroll through 16 blocks of Victorian architecture and shops. Each charming room features a gas burning...
mark
Mexico
The location is great. You are close by the many sites to visit. Staff friendly, the salt and whiskey bar is fantastic and the stay Tyler and Casey are really friendly and give great service. Just a shame that they don't serve breakfast but there are many restaurants close by.
Moments from San Diego's most popular attractions as well as the international airport, this hotel provides comfortable guestrooms, on-site dining options and many modern conveniences.
Great location near Little Italy and the waterfront.
Located in sunny San Diego, this motel is 10-minutes drive from SeaWorld. All rooms include a cable flat-screen TV. San Diego International Airport and San Diego Zoo are 3 miles away.
Staff was great room was clean everything was cosure
Located in the centre of San Diego, less than 1 km from San Diego - Santa Fe Depot Amtrak Station, San Diego's Diamond provides air-conditioned rooms and free WiFi.
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Scored 10
10
Midweek the crowds are fewer and you get to enjoy the park.
Midweek the crowds are fewer and you get to enjoy the park. Very glad to see that they are no longer allowing buskers to have amplifiers... a little quieter. We were disappointed that the Botanical Garden and conservatory was closed for repairs... next time we will see it restored.
M C
Scored 10
10
Spend the day!
Spend the day! Walk about the paths, the gardens, and Organ Pavilion.
The Museums alternate (Free on Tuesdays). The International Houses are open on weekends. Check the local listings for special events - Food Truck Fridays, Dec. Nights, Summer Concerts, etc.
Espen Correll
United States
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The room was spacious, with a good king-size mattress, and clean. We had a balcony, which is a good point. The hotel is well-located if you want to visit the city (the Wharf, Downtown, little Italy and Balboa Park).
The apartment was very well located, within walking distance of Little Italy and Balboa park. The staff was very friendly, and the room had everything (fridge, microwave, cutlery and plates). Parking was possible underneath the apartment building for some extra $, as you couldn't park outside in the street (only for 2 hrs during the day, it is free after 6 pm and on Sunday).
The hotel style matches the little Italy community vibe and is an artsy mixture of old and new. The rooms were simple and comfortable. The location was walking distance to Balboa Park and all the museums.
Responsive host; clean room provided with everything needed for a comfortable stay. I enjoyed the view from our apartment, and the location is amazing - it's within walking distance from Balboa Park, Little Italy, Gaslamp Quarter, and all the interesting museums and other attractions. I found the bed to be very comfy too.
It was a self-catered apartment. In very great condition with everything we needed to prepare meals and enjoy our stay. Good surroundings albeit not quite the 30th street environment we had expected. Good easy access to Balboa Park which we enjoyed.
Lovely apartment. Great first impressions as soon as we walked in. Very large and comfy bed. Really spacious room. Shame about the herd of elephants staying in the room above us. Location was good. Few homeless around but didn’t bother anyone. Right next to Balboa Park. Managed to park for free close to the apartment but beware of the palm trees!
The room was clean and comfortable. Hotel staff is super nice and helpful. There's plenty of free parking on the premises and the location is in the center of most sights and attractions so you're only about 10-15 mins away from downtown, Balboa Park, and the coast.
It's a beautiful and spacious apartment facing Balboa Park. Its quiet at night and the beds are very comfortable. It was very clean when we arrived . The kitchen is very large as well an functioned well.
Overall, we enjoyed our stay and would consider booking again.
Customer service was fast to reply. We had an issue with a drain and this was resolved very rapidly.
Great location opposite Balboa Park, lots of bus routes nearby and a short walk to downtown. Apartment was immaculately presented and very comfortable. AC worked well in hot weather. Getting access using multiple codes worked seamlessly.
Gary
Australia
What guests said about Balboa Park:
Balboa Park in particular is gigantic and has numerous...
Balboa Park in particular is gigantic and has numerous exhibits that cover art, space, botany, international culture, history, etc. It is spread out over a very large area which is wonderful for walking and general sight seeing. It's also adjacent to the zoo.
Anonymous
If you are interested in culture be sure to visit Old Town,...
If you are interested in culture be sure to visit Old Town, Little Italy, and if you are there on a Sunday visit the International Village at Balboa Park (where there is also a free organ concert every Sunday at 2pm) The museums at Balboa Park are wonderful every day of the week.
Anonymous
For us part of sightseeing includes checking out the crowds...
For us part of sightseeing includes checking out the crowds and the local people and how they interact among themselves and visitors. Sightseeing is more than just looking at the prairies in Kansas or beautiful Black Hill of South Dakota, the Yellowstone River running through Wyoming and Montana, or the forest and coastline in Oregon and California or even the Cactus Forest that we saw in Arizona. It also about checking out the people in crowded streets of downtown Seattle, Vancouver, Victoria, and San Francisco or the people who are at the other table at restaurants in Vancouver Canada, Newport Oregon or San Diego California or the waiters and waitresses who served us in Oklahoma City, Seattle, Vancouver, Oakland, San Diego and El Paso. There is a lot to see on this wonderful continent and my wife and I try to take in all the sights. San Diego's Balboa Park is a cross between the natural environment and the man-made structures at the park which includes many interesting museums, statues, and works of art. We would also encourage you to check out Old Town San Diego which has a very history and many shops and restaurants to visits. Two of the hidden treasures we found in San Diego were two restaurants; we had one of our best breakfasts during our three week vacation at the Hob Nob Restaurant which is near Little Italy area and dinner at the Kansas City BBQ restaurant where one of the scenes from the Tom Cruise Movie "Top Gun" was shot. The food was good to and dining experience was interesting at this restaurant which sits next to the railroad tracks where trains would pass by. If you're sitting outside for your meal you might have the good fortune to see Diesel Engines pulling it cars right by your table. No matter where we visited during our last trips (Rapid City where a Piano player entertained at breakfast or in Nebraska where a car dealership was selling an Army Truck, or maybe at the restaurant in Newport Oregon which sits on the Pacific coastline where you can see the sunset over the Pacific Ocean or even is Seattle Washington where we saw an Eagle protecting it bird's nest in one of the Red Oaks of the Northwest) we saw and enjoyed many interesting sights.
Milton Gerard
United States
Visit Old Town and Balboa Park and take a drive around the...
Visit Old Town and Balboa Park and take a drive around the beach areas
Anonymous
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