




Discover the heart of downtown San Diego from this gorgeously restored historic hotel. This remarkable property consists of two 19th century buildings linked by a common courtyard, offering a unique blend of heritage and modern convenience in a vibrant urban setting.
This guest room is designed for comfort and versatility, featuring 1 bedroom with 1 bed and 1 bathroom. The sleeping arrangement is optimized for up to 4 guests, utilizing a queen bed and a queen sofa bed.
Inside, you will find a thoughtful layout including original wood floors, high ceilings with a ceiling fan, and air conditioning. The living area is equipped with a 42” Samsung Smart TV with Netflix and other apps, while the bedroom features a 55” Samsung Smart TV with Direct TV included. The efficiency kitchen is fully equipped with a retro style refrigerator/freezer, gas stove, oven, and microwave, complemented by a dining setup for 4 guests with plates, flatware, and glassware. The bathroom provides an ample, oversized shower and a guest starter kit.
Since the property has no listed general amenities in the structured data, please note that essentials such as hotel-quality linens, pillows, blankets, an iron, ironing board, and clothing hangers are provided for your convenience.
Located in a prime downtown area, you are within walking distance to the Gaslamp Quarter, Petco Park, the San Diego Convention Center, and Balboa Park. The neighborhood is highly walkable, with the USS Midway Museum, Seaport Village, and a variety of world-class restaurants and lounges just minutes away. As this is an urban environment, guests may encounter city noise and typical downtown street activity.
Practical Information:
Experience the perfect blend of historic charm and city excitement during your San Diego getaway.
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