Moxy San Diego Downtown/Gaslamp Quarter in San Diego

It was a great place to stay.

Room is nice but too small. Great rooftop. 13 dollars for a bottle of water and 60 dollars for the parking are really too expensive.

Great location and clean property. However, housekeeping required multiple reminders and service was minimal—bed was made but sheets were never changed during my 5-night stay, and the robe was not replaced. The minibar fridge was fully stocked with hotel items, leaving no room for personal use. Storage for luggage was limited. The retro elevator adds charm, but the heavy manual door and gate make it inconvenient when carrying bags.

Had a very pleasant one night stay at this hotel. When I arrived by car I was greeted and immediately helped with my luggage; it was unloaded from the car and taken to my room. The check in process was very smooth and I was also given a food voucher for $8 as well as a drink which I used for a cappuccino. I liked my room as it had a nice view and all the amenities you would expect from a hotel of this standard. Something unexpected but very useful that I found in the room was the steamer which I was able to use for my wrinkled clothes (two thumbs up). The internet signal was very strong and there was coverage throughout the hotel. Communication with all the staff at the hotel was very pleasant. The breakfast was very good and reasonably priced. Overall a great hotel that I would not hesitate to stay at again.

I can't say enough good things about this hotel. It was a great experience in terms of the bar, room, conference facilities etc. But the staff here also dealt with a few big mistakes (both my fault) with great kindness. One night when my partner went down for takeaway, her room key wasn't working when she returned. I fell asleep and apparently nothing could wake me (although she and the night crew tried). As her name wasn't on the booking they couldn't let her into the room (quite rightly and we both understand why) but they made sure she was safe and were very kind about it. The next morning about 30 minutes out of town I realised I'd left some clothes in the wardrobe. They managed to find them, contact me and sent a package the next day. This was *after* they had to check the lost and found (which is kept in the safe) for what I'd lost. (It was a crazy weekend!) Even though I wasn't trying to be a nightmare guest and apologized profusely for everything, the staff never made me feel bad about it and were so helpful every step of the way. If I'm ever in San Diego again, I'll definitely stay here again.

During my trip to San Diego, I booked a hotel in San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter (established in 1913) on Ctrip. The old elevator is quite unique. The rooms aren't big, but the cleanliness and amenities are okay, and it's not noisy. We stayed on the 11th floor, the highest floor, and the rooftop terrace offers a great view of the city!

The transportation in the downtown area is quite convenient. The train is a few minutes' walk away. The hotel's old-fashioned elevator is antique-grade. The refrigerator is full and there is no room for anything.

The interior was so cute and exciting.
The amenities were Diptique and perfect.
The rooftop view overlooks downtown.
A free welcome drink is included. You can order at the restaurant next door.
The only thing that was a bit disappointing was that when I tried to use the conditioner, the tube inside was bent and I couldn't push it, even though it was a pump type. Also, there were only two outlets (in the bathroom and in one corner of the room), and
there was only one small trash can in the bathroom. Other than that, I had a very comfortable stay!

Good hygiene, good location, but too noisy