Four Points by Sheraton San Diego - San Diego, USA 

Excellent Experience - Remodel Complete, Nice Rooms, Great Value
Posted: Mon, Feb 09 2009
The Sheraton Four Points is a newly remodeled properties with nicely appointed rooms -- new carpet, updated bathroom, attractive linens. We are Starwood Frequent Travellers and we were upgraded to a suite by the very polite and professional front desk staff. We enjoyed our stay and so did our dog!

Worst Hotel
Posted: Mon, Dec 08 2008
Where do i start? i had booked the hotel room online about 2 months before our vacation with a king size bed and when we got to the hotel they said that they did not have a room with a king bed available. The room that we ended up staying in smelled like wet rug (i guess the air cooler was leaking) but we could not be moved to another room that same day. We had to stay the entire night with the stinky smell! The following day we were switched to another room (2 queen beds since king was not available) which was ok. that night when we were geting ready to go to bed we could hear our neighbor's tv loud and clear. It turns out the door that they have linked from our room to our neighbors room was opened and didn't lock. We called again to switch to another room since we did not feel safe with the door unlocked. They did refund us a night's stay but I would of rather had a nice vacation with no worries and inconveniences.

Worst Hotel
Posted: Tue, Nov 11 2008
Where do i start? i had booked the hotel room online about 2 months before our vacation with a king size bed and when we got to the hotel they said that they did not have a room with a king bed available. The room that we ended up staying in smelled like wet rug (i guess the air cooler was leaking) but we could not be moved to another room that same day. We had to stay the entire night with the stinky smell! The following day we were switched to another room (2 queen beds since king was not available) which was ok. that night when we were geting ready to go to bed we could hear our neighbor's tv loud and clear. It turns out the door that they have linked from our room to our neighbors room was opened and didn't lock. We called again to switch to another room since we did not feel safe with the door unlocked. They did refund us a night's stay but I would of rather had a nice vacation with no worries and inconveniences.

All right if you really want to get away
Posted: Wed, Sep 03 2008
I generally stay at Sheratons, but the other choices closer in to San Diego were understandably booked up. Having come down for a wedding at the Naval Base I wanted a reliable hotel I could use as my base and then travel to the wedding, then stay an extra couple days while in the area. However, this hotel is pretty much in the middle of nowhere. Unless you have a car, there is absolutely nothing to do other than the pool. Even then, everything is a considerable drive. I would not recommend this hotel for families traveling with children, or who flew in. There is absolutely nothing within walking distance, and the hotel provides nothing other than the (very nice) pool. One night I ate at the restaurant, and in terms of value for money, it was not worth it. Again, if traveling with kids you would have to leave the premises. Additionally, although I was the only patron in the restaurant I had to wait for a menu, wait to have my order taken, and then sit with used plates. The hotel is also laid out most curiously. The door to the swimming pool is apparently a secret, since it says "Stairs" rather than "Pool", and only once one opens the door does the Pool sign become apparent. Same thing with the bar. The entrance is through a peculiar glass door which looks for all intents and purposes like someone's office. Outlets in my room did not work, and apparently they were "remodeling". Next time I will simply book earlier for one of the downtown hotels.

All right if you really want to get away
Posted: Mon, Aug 04 2008
I generally stay at Sheratons, but the other choices closer in to San Diego were understandably booked up. Having come down for a wedding at the Naval Base I wanted a reliable hotel I could use as my base and then travel to the wedding, then stay an extra couple days while in the area. However, this hotel is pretty much in the middle of nowhere. Unless you have a car, there is absolutely nothing to do other than the pool. Even then, everything is a considerable drive. I would not recommend this hotel for families traveling with children, or who flew in. There is absolutely nothing within walking distance, and the hotel provides nothing other than the (very nice) pool. One night I ate at the restaurant, and in terms of value for money, it was not worth it. Again, if traveling with kids you would have to leave the premises. Additionally, although I was the only patron in the restaurant I had to wait for a menu, wait to have my order taken, and then sit with used plates. The hotel is also laid out most curiously. The door to the swimming pool is apparently a secret, since it says "Stairs" rather than "Pool", and only once one opens the door does the Pool sign become apparent. Same thing with the bar. The entrance is through a peculiar glass door which looks for all intents and purposes like someone's office. Outlets in my room did not work, and apparently they were "remodeling". Next time I will simply book earlier for one of the downtown hotels.