Search Hotels Near J.A. Cooley Museum, San Diego

"The staff was unprofessional about letting me know that there was a $100 deposit that was not mentioned beforehand. The place is surrounded by unhygienic people who are living on the streets leaving out all of their tents and clothing and other miscellaneous trash everywhere. I felt unsafe. The window wasn't even locked. I will never stay at a Ramada/ Wyndham Hotel again. Ever."

"Very clean and staff was helpful will be staying here again!"

"This hotel is so well located. I can walk to the Gaslamp district, the Little Italy district and the Seaside village no problem. I highly recommend this hotel."

"225 for one night. The ac didn’t work. The pillows are horrible and they only gave two. My neck was killing me all night. The Tv was old and fuzzy. Also you have to pay for parking. So I wouldn’t go back."

"Think twice before booking for this place! Staff rude and not helpful. They all need training on hospitality Place was somewhat clean; Good luck in getting great service when you go to any of their dining facilities Talk about rude waiters thank you Only restaurant was wonderful and helpful and staff was amazing. Was the restaurant by the pool-Lapper Worst dining Arlo- they have no idea how to treat people"

"Staff was super accommodating trying to get our 4 rooms as close together as possible. Rooms were perfectly fine - second night we left the window cracked and account low and that was perfect for noise/stuffiness in room. "

"Great stay!"

"It was clean very peaceful"

"Here’s a cleaner and more professional version of your review while still keeping your honest experience and concerns clear: The hotel is average overall, but considering how expensive hotels in San Diego County can be, I do think this is an affordable option for the price. I found the property to be clean, and while I experienced a couple of issues of safety that had me at edged. The main concern happened during check-in. I had reserved a two-bedroom room, but when I arrived, I was assigned a one-bedroom instead. Once I entered the room, I quickly realized it was already occupied because there were personal belongings in the closet belonging to another guest. That honestly made me very uncomfortable. While I understand mistakes can happen, situations like this are serious because it means someone could accidentally walk into an occupied room. I could have walked in while someone was sleeping or resting, and the same could have happened to me during my stay. After that incident, my experience was fairly average—nothing particularly impressive, but nothing terrible either. I live far away and occasionally need a place to stay because I work near hospitals in San Diego County, so convenience is important for me when choosing a hotel. so I don’t believe I’ll be coming back as safety is a big issue for me."