Stayed here on a business trip for 4 nights in December 2009. I was using public transport and chose the hotel for its location near to Old Town Transit Center, which is a few minutes walk away. Although the hotel is on the Pacific ...

We have been visiting the Old Town Inn for the last 5 years and it is the only hotel that we will stay in when we travel to San Diego. The grounds are neat and clean and the rooms are great. You will not find a better value for your ...

My wife and I stayed here because it advertised a hot tub in the room and the final price was around 150.00. First- it is across the street from a large ugly grey military building (Naval Warfare?). Second, the TV locks at 20 when you use the DVD player- why? Oh- it might disturb the neighbors! Third, the walls are thin. Fourth- our neighbors were 4-5 men working construction, drinking, talking about how many hookers they were going to end up with, and had random door slams and even our door banged on (accidentally) that night. The hot tub was nice, but there was this weird window that let light in directly into our eyes EARLY in the morning- with no curtain (frosted window- but still a bit creepy). The room smelled a little dusty, and there was a workman's utility closet just outside our room so when we checked in we were a bit weirded out to hear strange banging. HORRIBLE neighborhood. oh- constant train/bus sounds from across the street, in flight plan (most hotels are in San ...

As most of the reviewers here state, this is a really great hotel. At its price point, it performs perfectly. The location downtown is great (sure there is a little noise, but what do you expect when its off a freeway), the rooms are ...

Location was ok - a bit noisy, though, next to the Pacific Highway in a business district. I was also unhappy with the amount of noise coming through the walls and ceiling from adjacent rooms. My biggest disappointment was the very poor ...