Overview
by FVC
The Andaz San Diego is perfect if you’re visiting the Mormon Battalion Historic Site, Mission Beach and Mission Trails Regional Park. Other points of interest include the Old Point Loma Lighthouse and San Diego Model Railroad Museum. This 4-star hotel has 159 suites, plus a swimming pool and nearby golf course. Each room comes with complimentary snacks and coffee. The Andaz San Diego dining options include room service, plus one onsite restaurant, RoofTop600, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, with flavors inspired by Southern California. Devine Pastabilities, Cafe 222 and Big Kitchen are all kid-friendly restaurants that are notable and are within 5 miles of hotel, too.
Andaz is a member of Hyatt Hotels, which are located in more than 330 locations across the U.S. cities and caters to families with its Camp Hyatt programs at its destination resorts. Each Hyatt contains at least one on-site restaurant, and kids receive a welcome amenity upon checkin. To learn more about the hotels, read Hyatt Hotels and Resorts.
Our Editor Loves
- Close to attractions
- Onsite dining options
- Pool
Family Interests
- Beach
- Golf
- Museum/Cultural
- Theme Park
Family Amenities
- Cribs
- Family Room 5+
- Onsite Dining
- Pool
Reviews
by Wilson L
The service was great and what you would expect from an Andaz hotel and a Hyatt. However, the room was horribly designed with a large plate of glass next to the bed. Can you say, hazard at night when the room is dark or dimly lit? Also, the bathroom configuration was such that you had a walk a short distance to grab a towel.
by OakvilleGal
Stayed 5 nights in a king deluxe room.
Pros: the location in the Gaslamp district is excellent, free water and snacks, clean linens, easy check In and luggage storage, good housekeeping, tons of counter space in bathroom.
Cons: no drawers, weird bathroom setup (no door, curtain to stall accessible in bedroom), low water pressure and soft water, ice “machine” is a freezer with frozen blocks of ice you need to break up yourself. The street is also noisy but frankly, that didn’t bother us even on a busy Saturday night.
So-so: The fitness facility is modest and has no view to speak of. The rooftop patio, where we enjoyed drinks one evening, is inviting with couches and heaters, but be aware that the view is of the tops of other buildings.
Summary: The deal breaker for me was the shower pressure and soft water, which frustrated me. I felt slimy after much washing and it made hair washing an ordeal. For the price, I will see what else I can get next time in the area.