Di San Diego Dwntwn Conv Ctr - San Diego, USA 

Front Desk helpful, just OK Days Inn
Posted: Fri, Jul 18 2008
The location is a little hard to find, and hard get to. The parking lot does not have as many spaces as there are rooms so you may have to park elsewhere. On check-in I was a little put off by the evening front desk person wanting to know my underage kids' names to put on the bill for 'security' reasons. Otherwise, the daytime front desk person was extremely helpful and knowledgeable of where to go, and how to get there. Somewhat easy to get to the Zoo and other places by car. Supposedly you could walk to the Gas Lamp District but I wouldn't do it. Of course then you have to find expensive parking. The rooms were good, a little musty odor at first, not the greatest rooms of course, but workable. Shower was good. The breakfast had coffee, cereals, juices, sweetbread (cut in half), and fruits. Since it was the weekend you could hear the partying teens out on the street at night and on our floor. So you definitely needed to have the AC fan running to try and drown out the noise. On Monday morning, the noise of construction jackhammers and morning rush hour wake you up. Interesting my kids noticed that all the hotels (different chains) we stayed at in California had expired elevator permits. What else do they not inspect? :) Overall for this price range I think we would stay at this hotel again.

Front Desk helpful, just OK Days Inn
Posted: Tue, Jul 15 2008
The location is a little hard to find, and hard get to. The parking lot does not have as many spaces as there are rooms so you may have to park elsewhere. On check-in I was a little put off by the evening front desk person wanting to know my underage kids' names to put on the bill for 'security' reasons. Otherwise, the daytime front desk person was extremely helpful and knowledgeable of where to go, and how to get there. Somewhat easy to get to the Zoo and other places by car. Supposedly you could walk to the Gas Lamp District but I wouldn't do it. Of course then you have to find expensive parking. The rooms were good, a little musty odor at first, not the greatest rooms of course, but workable. Shower was good. The breakfast had coffee, cereals, juices, sweetbread (cut in half), and fruits. Since it was the weekend you could hear the partying teens out on the street at night and on our floor. So you definitely needed to have the AC fan running to try and drown out the noise. On Monday morning, the noise of construction jackhammers and morning rush hour wake you up. Interesting my kids noticed that all the hotels (different chains) we stayed at in California had expired elevator permits. What else do they not inspect? :) Overall for this price range I think we would stay at this hotel again.

What a dump
Posted: Sun, May 27 2007
"From the rude and unhelpful front desk staff, to the 2 coaroches we found in our room, to the broken jacuzzi, and the misleading littlest patio in the world, and the worst continental breakfast ever, I don't know where to start! I would never stay at this hotel again, even if it was free!!! Definately not worth the money. Stay somewhere else. There are far nicer hotels in the area."