Motels in San Diego

'We had six rooms booked while we were in town shooting a production project. We weren’t looking for anything fancy—just somewhere close by, clean, and safe to sleep at night, especially since we were traveling with thousands of dollars in camera equipment and freediving gear. Unfortunately, the property felt anything but safe. There was a fight directly outside our room around 3 AM that ended with the police showing up (got zero sleep that night and had to be at a professional video shoot 6am)!...

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'This place was terrible. Hallways are disgustingly dirty. Got put in a room that hadn’t been cleaned at all.. trash from previous guest, debris all over the floor, filthy counters, dirty ice bucket left in the sink, the strongest cigarette smell like someone had just smoked in the bathroom. Immediately checked out and went to another hotel.. kicker was.. politely asked for a refund, they said I had to ask Expedia, asked Expedia- they said they had to ask the property, property said NO REFUND....

'Goede kamer, slecht ontbijt geen koffie en thee.'

'Huge Safety concerns on this property, railing of balcony was loose, Aswell as the concrete was cracked.'

'Het is geen Days Inn meer maar een Motel 6 geworden. Daardoor zijn een hoop voorzieningen geschrapt. Geen ontbijt meer, geen shampoo, geen koffie apparaat, geen fohn enz. Als je geboekt hebt voor een Days Inn en je komt dan hierin terecht is dat erg teleur stellend. Ook ligt het hotel direct aan de i5 snelweg. (2x 4 banen) wat voor erg veel overlast zorgt. '

'I don’t even know where to start other than DONT!!!! you’re better off and safer to sleep in your own vehicle. I checked in with a family, and unfortunately actually took my small children into this hotel and feel insanely guilty about that. Upon checking in, “working girls” were all over the place, drug addicts smoking crap we’re all over, the vibe felt off, but we thoughts it’s okay just get checked in and lock the door in our room. We entered the hallway to walk to our room and were hit...

'To much traffic for the hotel. '