Step into a four-star stay in San Diego's vibrant Gaslamp Quarter. The Hilton San Diego Gaslamp Quarter places guests just 0.6mi from the city center, making downtown sights, dining, and nightlife easy to reach.

Address: 401 K Street, San Diego, CA. Price starts from $121. The property has 122 reviews.

Featured amenities include pet friendly (extra charges), restaurant, outdoor swimming pool, private parking (extra charges), WiFi (extra charges), fitness center, meeting/banquet facilities, air conditioning, bar, sun deck, terrace, 24-hour front desk, non-smoking rooms, wheelchair accessible, beach umbrellas (free), beach chairs/loungers (free), elevator, bathtub, and free toiletries.

In the heart of San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter, this four-star base blends stylish comfort with lively energy. On-site dining shines at Wild Hare Bar Garden, offering American cuisine in a space described as FamilyFriendly, Traditional, and Modern. When a dip or a drink is in order, the outdoor pool, sun deck, and terrace serve as ideal spots to unwind, while a bar area pairs nicely with private parking (extra charges) and WiFi (extra charges). Pets are welcome with possible additional charges, making it easy to bring a furry companion along for the urban adventure.

For days spent exploring downtown sights and nightlife, convenient extras keep the stay effortless. A 24-hour front desk is ready to help at any hour, and non-smoking rooms ensure comfortable nights after city strolls. The property provides free beach umbrellas and beach chairs/loungers, plus elevator access to all floors and a variety of on-site conveniences to make travel easier.

Accommodations span a wide range of styles and bed configurations. Delve into options like Deluxe Luxury, King with Balcony for a view and private fresh air, or Premium rooms with two Doubles or city views. Loft and suite configurations abound, including Loft Suite Jacuzzi, Gaslamp Quarter Loft Suite (King), and Presidential Loft Suite, plus king- or queen-bed layouts across other room types. Balconies and terraces appear in several layouts, inviting guests to soak in San Diego’s skyline from a private perch.