I had no idea.Such a fabulous location would also feature a beautiful historic hotel. The suite we were in was lovingly decorated and the bed was very comfortable. Wyatt Earp stayed in the hotel most of the seven years he resided in San Diego and we imagined our suite was his. I did not wear my Stetson or six shooter, however.

I would have enjoyed seeing photos of some of the intricate restoration before and after. Over 10,000 pieces were cataloged and reused when it was rebuilt 100 years after it's opening in 1886. We intend to compare it to its inspiration, the Innsbruck Inn when we visit Vienna this May.

It’s cosy and convenient, as it’s so close to tall the restaurants and bars in the Gaslamp Quarter. The staff were kind and always ready to help. Also, they upgraded me. I had a huge room just for myself - two queen beds located at the 4th floor which is the upper floor with the best view. In general, the hotel is cozy, nice and has a great location.

No on-site meals, so you have to take the breakfast or dinner elsewhere, though they do provide some recommendations. Also, the first night the room was very cold. The heating didn’t work. I tried to turn it on, but no effect. The fireplace didn’t work either. And because I arrived so late, there was no maintenance available. There were like 18 degrees in the room only, so they helped me out with 2 additional blankets. The next morning, I reported it to reception and they fixed both - the fireplace and the heating system. After that, there was no problem anymore. The hotel needs some updates, especially the bathrooms.

We really liked the old world charm and style of the Horton Grand Hotel including the restaurant. The late night check-in staff was very efficient and pleasant but other times during the day staff were efficient but not overly welcoming and polished in dress or greetings as might be expected for the hotel image. However, clear explanation by staff about street parking was very helpful. We had no problem finding street parking just a block away for the evening and weekend. Note: we drove out around 9 am on the weekday so we can not attest to daytime parking convenience or availability. The room size and temperature were good. The complimentary cocktail/drink per guest was a nice touch. The hotel is wonderfully located for restaurants, pubs, and other entertainment, all within very manageable walking distances. A mascot, logo, or trinket of some sort could work.

We stayed in a corner king room with a balcony, 3rd floor. The lights on either side of the bed were up high and inconvenient to shut off. Only one side of the bed had power source to plug a phone in for charging, although there was an outlet near the table. A comfy chair vs. a dining table captains chair would be nice. The tea and coffee service were only adequate. The balcony with street view was not worth it, particularly in cool weather. And the doors to the balcony precluded additional light to the room making the room a little dim. Low lighting in the bathroom.

This hotel is amazing!!! I read a lot of reviews about this hotel, about old furniture and bad smells, problems with water and cleanliness and I didn't see anything from this, the room was clean and smelled good, no problems with water! the hotel is magical and it's a pleasure to be inside yes the rooms are a bit old and some things need updating, but it's not a big deal! the hotel is in a good location and despite the fact that it is the heart of San Diego, the room is quiet and with the balcony closed, the noise of the city is not heard! the staff is friendly and a huge thank you for upgrading my room for my birthday 🩷 and it is important that there are no hidden payments, as is the case in many hotels, only a deposit) I definitely recommend this hotel and I will definitely come back☺️ thank you guys 🙂

It would be nice to update some things in the room, such as the shampoo and gel dispensers and the mixer tap

I fell in love with design of hotel when I saw it first at pictures. It is beautiful hotel in vintage/retro style in real. Location is perfect. A lot of cafe nearby. Matrass and bed are very good.

The entire room was too dark, not enough nature day light, cause the window is too small. The room itself was too small too, while I think I was selecting the other room bigger and brighter, but it is as it is. The other bad thing is too thin walls, I could hear everyone on upper floor and neighbor rooms, literally you can hear someone's walking.

The location was excellent, very close to the Gaslamp quarter, and a short walk to the San Diego Bay, and attractions. Lots of restaurants and bars nearby, with a good onsite bar and restaurant. It's an older and historic hotel and has a nice feel to it, with a relaxed vibe. Also worth noting it's an easy walk to the convention center, and tram system at the bottom of 5th avenue.

Traffic noise in the room was quite bad (traffic and people), definitely needs some better sound insultation. Room was relatively tidy, but the bathroom was worn, and needed refurbishment. Car parking was horrendously expensive, but that's probably about right for San Diego as a whole - If you can ditch the car before a visit do so. Also the bar closed very early so a late evening drink wasn't possible post 21:30, even for residents.

Fantastic olde world feel in great period heritage style hotel. Just felt like going back in time with modern conveniences. Close to everything in the gas lamp district. Lots of great restaurants, Petco Field , waterfront and trolley system close. Friendly and accommodating staff. Great value Steak Frites in the Salt and Whiskey bar !

Being so close to Gaslamp it tended to be quite noisy into the early morning hours if you were on street side rooms ! That’s the price of being in the middle of party town ! Courtyard rooms were better and quieter but you still got the downtown feel.

The woman working the front desk when we arrived and through the evening was amazing. Very friendly and knowledgeable. The valet parking guys were equally friendly and helpful. This hotel is very quaint. It has some great history behind it. Read up on it if you want to know more.

Our room backed up to an Alleyway that was noisy through the late evening but eventually quieted down. Early the next morning the trash trucks were driving through the alley and were quite loud. We read some of the glass windows were salvaged from the original Hotel so those may not be very sound proof. We were still able to sleep. The beds were very comfortable, the place was cleaned impeccably and the staff was amazing.

The hotel was a very short walk to the centre of the gas lamp district, to seaport village and the ferry to Coronado Island. We were minutes away from Petco stadium and little Italy’s Saturday market. A perfect location if you enjoy walking. We used ride share to and from the airport, to and from Pachenga arena, and to and from La Jolla. All easy to arrange and fair rates!

A hotel shuttle service/airport transfer but really not a deal breaker as ride share/Uber was so convenient.

Pretty much almost everything was great! For the past couple of years, I’ve always stayed at Horton Grand whenever I come to San Diego and it hasn’t ever disappointed me! The staff is amazing, the rooms are nice, and the hotel might be in the Gaslamp but sometimes it’s just quiet enough to make it feel like it’s its own space.

The walls were thin (but it is an old building) and the door to our room had about a 2-inch gap at the bottom that let a lot of noise in. We tried to plug the gap with of our own bags to minimise the noise but it didn’t really help. Valet was pricy but it was offset by the fact that there are in-and-out privileges.