San Diego hotels in Cortez Hill

Cons: I made a reservation directly with the hotel, I made sure that they will provide a room with two queen beds and a sofa bed. When I went to check in I was a different price than the one in my original reservation. The front desk had to contact the manager to see if they could change the price to match my original reservation, this took about a hour to fix. After that, we went upstairs to the room to find out that it has only two queen beds, no sofa bed and this won't work because we are a family of five. We went back downstairs to say that the room we have been assigned doesn't match our original reservation. Again, the front desk had to contact the manager to ask if there anything they can do to fix this situation. The manger wasn't able to help. This whole process wasted almost three hours. I ended up leaving the hotel to another one that was able to provide me with a room that fits our family. What a waste of time!!!!!!!

Cons: Little outdated but they did have a poster up of some renovations to come.

Cons: The Elevators are soooooooooooo slow ... But the Hotel does not have many floors, so the stairs were just fine to take.

Cons: A microwave would have been a nice addition to the room itself. I ended up just using the one in the lobby to reheat some food I had in the evening.

Cons: The facility is oddly shaped and not easily accessible from different sides of the building. There’s only two main entrances- the lobby, in the buildings center closest to 7th ave; garage entrance on 6th. There’s only one main exit to get to the pool, which is the lobby. The location isn’t as central for tourists but perhaps good for business trips and those who need to access the financial buildings nearby. The north side of the hotel was a bit run down. With homeless loitering on the streets. While the room was nicely updated, the bed felt overused and uncomfortable.

Cons: TV wasn’t working and AC unit was to loud.

Cons: Literally everything about it sucked.

Cons: My only gripe about this place is the PARKING. The attendants were nice and courteous and Ill admit its nice to have someone bring your car to you but $32 dollars per night for parking! Golly. One of the Four Points staff said the parking company is contracted from an outside company and they have no control but jeez you choose Four Points for its affordability and they get you on parking.

Cons: A little far from the Convention Center and Gaslamp District, but convenient to the airport. The pool water was kind of dirty, otherwise everything was fine.

Cons: The only thing I would change is the $30 parking to maybe $10. You can park on the street 2 blocks over for $0. I did not like mandatory masks, most states are 100% open. If I were a business I would ignore these sort of tyrannical orders (unconstitutional)

Cons: The thing I disliked the most was the parking I could not believe how expensive parking was for only one day. I stayed two days and parking was more than $50. It was very disappoin I had to rearrange some my plans just to be able to make sure that got covered. Also we had a lot of trouble with the tv. It kept loosing signal and was not able to connect with our PS3.

Cons: Nothing .

Cons: Parking was an additional $26 per night. I ordered a club sandwich and asked for crispy bacon. The bacon was still raw.

Cons: A minor issue with the TV even though we weren't in room for long periods of time it was a little annoying

Cons: parking

Cons: It's dirty, my feet became black from the dirty musty carpet, the white comforter had a LOT of men hair stuck in the sheets, in both rooms they put me in. This hotel looks directly to the I-5!! It's LOUD!! I don't know anyone who comes for business who wants to sleep on top of the freeway noise. Talk about comfortable stay. No parking!! Mandatory valet so every time you're in or out you have to tip!

Cons: Slow internet, flakey internet, bathroom tiles falling off, locker room soap dispensers, old carpet and paint, freeway view and noise