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The US Grant, A Luxury Collection Hotel, San Diego
Historic downtown hotel with plush pillow-top beds, marked by slow Wi-Fi and persistent street noise.
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86
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The US Grant is a historic downtown hotel across from Horton Plaza Park, featuring classically styled rooms with crown molding and upscale finishes. Guests reliably enjoy restorative sleep on plush king beds and appreciate modern bathroom renovations with luxury amenities. However, excruciatingly slow Wi-Fi, absent mini-bars, and noise from the surrounding downtown streets frequently frustrate visitors. 1418122
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What travelers noticed
- Beds consistently deliver deep, restorative sleep thanks to massive pillow-top mattresses made up with crisp Frette linens. 122
- Updated bathrooms impress with walk-in tile showers, rain-shower heads, and high-end Remede toiletries. 7218
- Guests appreciate small touches like complimentary morning coffee and tea offered in the lobby and evening turndown chocolates. 22312
The catch
- Some travelers consider the downtown location ideal for walking to the Gaslamp Quarter and Santa Fe Depot, while others feel the immediate surrounding streets are sketchy and uninviting. 222014
- Soundproofing divides reviewers, with some praising the heavy insulation of the historic building while others complain that outside street noise and passing streetcars pierced right through the windows. 1722
Who it's for
- — Travelers prioritizing plush bedding and historic character
- — Visitors attending events near the Gaslamp Quarter
Skip it if
- — Remote workers requiring fast Wi-Fi
- — Light sleepers sensitive to streetcars and city traffic
- — Guests uneasy with street crowds directly outside the entrance
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“this Historic Hotel has welcomed guests for over 100 years and is an ideal location to explore the city”
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Score breakdown
How the 86/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.
Bathroom
92read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “The shower has a rain-shower head, and we were OBSESSED with the in-house amenities. To be very honest, we normally take our own toiletries from home but man o man, when we say the in-house shampoo, conditioner and even body wash were heavenly!” 2
- “Adjacent to the living room is an elegant six-person dining room with a pantry area and mini-fridge. There is a half-bathroom on the main level too, an excellent feature when entertaining guests.” 14
Location
91read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “Today, the US Grant's prime downtown location in the Gaslamp Quarter is hard to beat.” 1
- “Robert and Brooks made our stay the best we ever had and your location is great for someone out of town it is close to everything there may be newer hotels but for me they don't hold a candle to the US Grant .” 17
Room
88read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “In terms of the room, the two Queen beds were gorgeous and looked super plush! They were also very comfortable, definitely a 5 star bed!” 3
- “We were upgraded to a King Deluxe Room and we were staying on the top floor of the hotel. We had a corner room so there were windows on 2 of the 4 walls and it was beautiful. It felt very European with the pristine walls framed by all the original crown molding. Just gorgeous! It was bright and there was plenty of room for us to move around and not get in each-others way.” 2
Service
90read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “You'll step into a world of opulence where Empire-style furnishings, hand-loomed silk carpets, classic fine art, and sparkling chandeliers are the norm. This Four-Diamond hotel provides travelers with superb accommodations and impeccable service in downtown.” 14
- “When I stayed about a year ago - amazing service, food and benefits (for SPG, even Gold at the time.).” 17
Bed & Sleep
88read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “The bed itself was massive and with the Frette linens and duvet, it was heavenly. We really appreciated that the Luxury Collection lived up to its' name and actually had luxury finishes.” 2
- “The bedroom was spacious as well, and featured an extremely comfortable king size bed, both in terms of the bedding and mattress.” 17
Value
82read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “I've been there many times and we actually stayed at the US Grant about 8 or so years ago and, at that time, got a fantastic deal on it because it was being remodeled. We lucked out and got a newly remodeled room for a steal.” 15
- “US Grant San Diego bottom line We had a fantastic stay at the US Grant. This hotel is such a good value, especially if making a short stay on a Luxury Privileges rate.” 17
Where it is, how to reach it
326 Broadway
California
92101 USA
Details checked 2026-09-06
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Stay value
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Right in line
On par with what $$ usually buys
Scores 2 points below the mid-range median of 88, across 510 hotels in the same bracket. In San Diego it sits level with the local median of 86.
Price bracket
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- This hotel
- 86
- Bracket median
- 88
- Index median
- 88
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Which room to ask for
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Where travelers agree — and don’t
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Room
71
Service
65
Location
65
Noise
63
Value
55
Bathroom
53
Food
49
Bed & Sleep
10
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Noise7 mentions
- “When I stayed there I loved the decor of the hotel but the soundproofing from the outside noise was horrible due to the windows. I was up all night!” 17
- “The land for this hotel was taken from the local Kumeyaay tribe in the 1800's, but the Kumeyaay purchased it in 2003, renovated and opened the doors in 2006. This beautiful hotel has stately rooms, large chandeliers in the hallway and tile showers.” 1
- “Request high floors to avoid street noise” 14
- “I honestly love older hotels as they also seem to have much better insulation than newer hotels. There was barely any outside or room to room noise that I could hear.” 22
- “The Gaslamp Quarter restaurants and bars are steps away, though the neighborhood gets loud on weekend nights, and the lower floors of the hotel are within earshot of that activity. Requesting a floor above the fifth significantly reduces the noise.” 7
- “Requesting a higher floor is worth doing regardless of elite status, both for the view and to put some distance between the room and the noise that rises from the Gaslamp Quarter below on weekend nights.” 7
- “Agree with sketch area. Also street car runs - noisily at odd areas” 15
Room29 mentions
- “How about the little things, like mini bar, or shower goodies. There's complimentary bottled water and chocolates doled out nightly during turndown, but no mini-bar.” 12
- “We were upgraded to a King Deluxe Room and we were staying on the top floor of the hotel. We had a corner room so there were windows on 2 of the 4 walls and it was beautiful. It felt very European with the pristine walls framed by all the original crown molding. Just gorgeous! It was bright and there was plenty of room for us to move around and not get in each-others way.” 2
- “When you enter the Grand Lobby, crystal chandeliers and hand-loomed carpets provide a sneak peak of the elegant decor found throughout the property.” 1
- “Before entering the bedroom, there's a nicely sized half bath/powder room right off the hallway. A nice touch!” 22
- “The living room still had a couple of comfortable leather sitting chairs and a desk by the door.” 7
- “Unfortunately a view to the outside wasn't much of an option. There was some kind of balcony just below our ninth-floor room that made it impossible to see the street and only gave us a view of the pool at the hotel next door.” 7
- “While it was not the most impressive suite upgrade if only because the living room was so small, it was still a good use for a fun weekend trip like this.” 7
- “The furniture is elegant (think crown moldings) with modern touches, like an original drip painting by French artist Yves Clement that serves as a headboard.” 12
- “For the most part the room came with high-quality amenities, with the exception of the off-brand "Mixspresso" machine which took the decidedly non-luxurious Keurig pods.” 21
- “A private terrace offers spectacular views of the San Diego cityscape.” 14
- “Likewise, the room condition overall seemed excellent as there were no signs of stains, rips, or scratches anywhere.” 21
- “The Ulysses Suite is located on the top floor of the hotel offering stunning views of the San Diego cityscape.” 14
- “In terms of the room, the two Queen beds were gorgeous and looked super plush! They were also very comfortable, definitely a 5 star bed!” 3
- “The two Presidential Bi-Level suites on the 10th floor were originally part of the hotel's celebrated Grand Ballroom. These ultra-chic suites supply 1,300 square feet of opulent living space spread over two floors.” 23
- “Stayed there once. Got a terrible room on a lower floor with a view of what was either a brothel or a crack den. Not impressed.” 15
- “The room was located on the 8th floor, and upon entry a very posh living room awaited. The shades of blue with the historical architecture go very well together.” 22
- “The room had a Nespresso machine as well as a hot water maker. That was a nice touch, because often hotels provide Nespresso machines but nothing to make hot water for tea.” 22
- “The room was very large, well-lit and clean.” 21
- “The bathroom was pretty standard, more what I'd expect in a standard room than a suite (typically in a suite you have double sinks, a tub, etc.).” 17
- “Requesting a higher floor is worth doing regardless of elite status, both for the view and to put some distance between the room and the noise that rises from the Gaslamp Quarter below on weekend nights.” 7
- “I was slightly annoyed, however, by the desk setup. The desk chair didn't even have armrests of any sort, which seems highly impractical for working.” 17
- “The suite was gorgeous. It featured a large living room with an "L" shaped couch and a chair facing a wall-mounted TV.” 17
- “Got a terrible room on a lower floor with a view of what was either a brothel or a crack den.” 15
- “Got a terrible room on a lower floor with a view of what was either a brothel or a crack den. Not impressed.” 15
- “Guest rooms impress with tall ceilings, Empire-style furniture, and commissioned French and Native American art.” 1
- “Well, sort of-there's free Wifi in the lobby, but in your room you'll have to pay $10-15 per day. Unless you're a Starwood Preferred Guest, that is. In that case, it's free.” 12
- “i like the new blue accents in the room.” 17
- “hi every one I booked sheraton on the park sydney 16/4/2017 and did not get upgraded they told me it was full, lounge was great room was small, at 7pm I went on my laptop to see if I could get a suite or executive room, no problem at all, then I rang the hotel on my mobile” 17
- “One weird thing with the window is that it is immovable and it wasn't fully closed so there was this gap in the window and you could hear everything outside from the bathroom.” 3
Service24 mentions
- “The towels and robes are particularly plush.” 12
- “Additionally, a little negative would be turndown service- it isn't standard and has to be requested.” 22
- “The check-in process was quick (almost too quick), and within about a minute we had a key to our suite on the eighth floor.” 17
- “All you have to do is show your key card at the front desk. We stayed before the recent reno, and the service is excellent.” 17
- “The comments on this page have not been provided, reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by any advertiser, and it is not an advertiser's responsibility to ensure posts and/or questions are answered. We stayed before the recent reno, and the service is excellent.” 17
- “Hotel-wise, the service was just straight-up excellent, and the hotel was spotless, upscale, and luxurious.” 21
- “Front desk was fine, but the valet porters were not really friendly at all and never greeted us at all.” 22
- “Normally our stays and experience are amazing every two years around the time of the elections but unfortunately this year we learned that some of our younger members of our group had been mistreated at the restaurant by the manager named Dawn on duty.” 20
- “Rooms are bright and classically elegant, with crown molding, crisp white linens, and modern amenities like flat-screen TVs.” 18
- “In any case, the service was great once again, and the art deco surroundings added a certain modern touch without losing the hotel's historic charm.” 7
- “We were in communication with Audrey Burton, the Front Desk Manager. She was amazing. We exchanged a few emails prior to our stay and we really appreciated her willingness to get us the information we needed.” 2
- “The staff was friendly and knowledgeable about the Fine Hotels & Resorts program, the room upgrade was an awesome and excellent surprise, and our in room dining and Grant Grill breakfast experiences were both delicious and a great value.” 21
- “You'll step into a world of opulence where Empire-style furnishings, hand-loomed silk carpets, classic fine art, and sparkling chandeliers are the norm. This Four-Diamond hotel provides travelers with superb accommodations and impeccable service in downtown.” 14
- “On the plus side, the nice lady at the concierge was super friendly and helpful in getting us reservations for dinner! And she remembered us and greeted us when she saw us during our stay.” 22
- “There were multiple instances where several members of our group said they felt harassed, unwarrantedly questioned without cause (in an interrogative rude and disrespectful tone of voice), privacy and personal spaces invaded by this manager and she kept returning to them habitually.” 17
- “When I stayed about a year ago - amazing service, food and benefits (for SPG, even Gold at the time.).” 17
- “Restaurant staff was alright as well- a bit below what you would expect.” 22
- “How did you find the staff?This is a five-star staff. This is a five-star staff. Everyone is professional and attentive, from the bellboy to housekeeping to the front desk employees.” 12
- “Check in was really quick, and I was assigned to a Deluxe Room with 2 Queen Beds on the 5th floor.” 3
- “The standing shower was a pleasant surprise. It was nice and deep so if you are a tall person you will have ample room to stand and enjoy your shower after a long day exploring.” 2
- “But service at the hotel was excellent, and the furnishings in general were of high quality.” 7
- “Toiletries were provided by Elemis, and were nice.” 17
- “The landmark hotel offers six options for wedding ceremonies and receptions, including the lavish Bivouac Ballroom. Its glamorous 1920s décor is the perfect setting for your vintage wedding.” 14
- “The stay was so bad with service and after complaining, the manager said if I don't like it don't come back.” 17
Food19 mentions
- “On the other hand, breakfast was amazing! I got the American breakfast with a side of avocado toast and sliced tomatoes. Great portion size, and delicious!” 22
- “Overall, we found the in room dining meal to be very good, although not stand-out great.” 21
- “You'll notice that the small, but distinctive dinner menu is short on main course options for vegetarians, although there are tempting starters and sides that would be suitable.” 14
- “Breakfast at the grill was again very good (but not stand-out great). Even still, we were very pleased with the Grant Grill, the service we received, and the obviously high-quality food.” 21
- “I was warmly welcomed, recognized for my Bonvoy Platinum status, thanked for booking through the Fine Hotels & Resorts program, and handed the FHR welcome letter (below) and an in room dining menu.” 21
- “A nice touch is that they have coffee and tea in the morning served in the lobby.” 22
- “Room service is available 24/7, extensive, and undeniably upscale.” 12
- “For breakfast, we headed down to the Grant Grill, which appeared so elegant that it was almost strange eating breakfast there.” 21
- “The menu read as follows: I had some orange juice to start (which they claimed was freshly squeezed, though I have my doubts). We shared a yogurt parfait to start, which was as delicious as it was beautiful.” 17
- “The hotel's restaurant is the Grant Grill, which is a top notch restaurant. I've eaten there many times before and always enjoyed it.” 17
- “When I stayed about a year ago - amazing service, food and benefits (for SPG, even Gold at the time.).” 17
- “Acclaimed elegant restaurant and lounge bar on-site” 18
- “The staff was friendly and knowledgeable about the Fine Hotels & Resorts program, the room upgrade was an awesome and excellent surprise, and our in room dining and Grant Grill breakfast experiences were both delicious and a great value.” 21
- “On a plus note, I really appreciated the free coffee and tea in the lobby in the morning; that was a nice touch!!” 3
- “the seared Pacific swordfish was well seasoned and cooked perfectly as well all the food was exceptional and we will definitely come back here for dinner in the future” 9
- “For the main course I had the omelet, which had butternut and squash in it. It was served with a side of very tasty breakfast potatoes.” 17
- “The Grant Grill Lounge serves elevated bar food to complement their wide range of cocktails, craft beer, and wine. Their iconic Mock Turtle Soup is a must-try made from an original 1951 Grant Grill recipe that finishes with a side of sherry (lunch menu only).” 14
- “Dinner was subpar, to say the least. I ordered the scallops and they were too sweet and did not taste that great.” 22
- “Dining is limited also to just Grant Grill and In-Room Dining (but you can walk to so much so no one complains about that).” 20
Bathroom9 mentions
- “The shower has a rain-shower head, and we were OBSESSED with the in-house amenities. To be very honest, we normally take our own toiletries from home but man o man, when we say the in-house shampoo, conditioner and even body wash were heavenly!” 2
- “The en-suite master bathroom was a good size and featured a nice stand up shower, but no tub unfortunately.” 22
- “The bathroom was not the largest that we have encountered in a hotel, but it was nice. We knew with the history of the building that we wouldn't have a massive bathroom.” 2
- “Adjacent to the living room is an elegant six-person dining room with a pantry area and mini-fridge. There is a half-bathroom on the main level too, an excellent feature when entertaining guests.” 14
- “My only gripe was with the sink: the faucet had a tendency to spray in all directions when I put my hands underneath the stream, and the handle leaked.” 7
- “The bathroom was nice, and it even had a window! Even though it was a standard 3 piece bathroom, it was very large with ample counter space.” 3
- “Someone had ripped out the tub to put in a nice tile shower, and the toiletries were high-end Remede, which you'll often find at St. Regis properties.” 7
- “While the shower was fine, it also wasn't especially luxurious, as it just had a pretty basic showerhead.” 17
- “The bathroom was cleaned to a shine and gave off a strong whiff of Clorox (which we found comforting during these times).” 21
Location23 mentions · 1 filmed
- “classic hotel walking distance to a lot.” 15
- “Plus, the location is central to Balboa Park, the San Diego Zoo, buzzy restaurants in Little Italy, and the scenic bayfront area.” 12
- “It's a quick 10 minute walk to the Santa Fe Depot Train Station, and the heart of Gaslamp is just a few blocks away. Still, I would prefer to be on the harbor in Seaport Village, like the Manchester Grand Hyatt or a nicer part of Gaslamp. But overall, the location isn't horrible, minus the abandoned mall across the hotel.” 22
- “When it comes to grabbing a bite, head to The Grant Grill. Located off the lobby and fronting Fourth Avenue, this culinary enclave has been the hub of power lunches and sumptuous gastronomy since its 1951 inception.” 23
- “Robert and Brooks made our stay the best we ever had and your location is great for someone out of town it is close to everything there may be newer hotels but for me they don't hold a candle to the US Grant .” 17
- “Great location within walking distance to Gaslamp restaurants, shops, and sights” 14
- “Downtown is...a challenge rn. That's putting it nicely. I think the planners are tying to decide which way to go... And that particular section of downtown SD is very much in flux, esp when in come to considering the "needs" of families, walk ability, etc” 20
- “I have no idea about the rooms but that location is not ideal for San Diego on the 4th or less desireable at that time. I think it will be fine but the beach areas are the main attraction.” 20
- “I have no idea about the rooms but that location is not ideal for San Diego on the 4th or less desireable at that time.” 20
- “The hotel itself is magical, but walking around the neighborhood at night can feel a bit dicey.” 12
- “Catamaran Hotel is extremely walkable in Pacific Beach” 20
- “The Grant is downtown and the worst place to go for SD vacation. Homeless and lawyers.” 20
- “Balboa Park was a very short drive away. Between that and the beach we had plenty to entertain us, so I would still say The US Grant Hotel is in an excellent location.” 7
- “THE US GRANT hotel sits at its northern end on West Broadway across from Horton Plaza Park, between Third and Fourth Avenues. This prime downtown location puts it close to the heart of the Gaslamp Quarter, yet affords guests a bit more privacy and quiet.” 14
- “Check out Tower23. Great hotel and location” 20
- “The US Grant has a great location in the heart of San Diego, and is near many of the other major chain hotels.” 17
- “Today, the US Grant's prime downtown location in the Gaslamp Quarter is hard to beat.” 1
- “The US Grant is a beautiful 5 star property, a much appreciated luxury hotel option in San Diego. But unfortunately, the sub-par location hinders the excellence of the hotel.” 3
- “On the other hand, it's quite close to many of the city's top attractions, and if you're a Marriott Bonvoy member looking to redeem or accrue reward points, this is an ideal place for you.” 19
- “this Historic Hotel has welcomed guests for over 100 years and is an ideal location to explore the city” On camera90:30
- “And that particular section of downtown SD is very much in flux, esp when in come to considering the "needs" of families, walk ability, etc (I live in LA Mesa btw, and I have always enjoyed the late afternoon gorgeousness of that location:: GREAT SPOT for a repast. Kids would hate it tho)” 20
- “Great location in the Gaslamp District” 18
- “Lotta business nearby so weekend rates are less. Area really gone downhill over past years. Homelessness, drugs etc.” 15
Bed & Sleep5 mentions
- “Just don't forget to close your blinds for privacy-many of the windows face other rooms. We're craving some deep, restorative sleep. They got us?Expect a plush pillow top.” 12
- “The bed itself was massive and with the Frette linens and duvet, it was heavenly. We really appreciated that the Luxury Collection lived up to its' name and actually had luxury finishes.” 2
- “The bed was as comfortable as I remembered it! I slept so well.” 22
- “The bedroom was spacious as well, and featured an extremely comfortable king size bed, both in terms of the bedding and mattress.” 17
- “The room's king bed was among the most comfortable we've ever slept in and was autographed by the artist himself, Yves Clement.” 21
Value4 mentions
- “I've been there many times and we actually stayed at the US Grant about 8 or so years ago and, at that time, got a fantastic deal on it because it was being remodeled. We lucked out and got a newly remodeled room for a steal.” 15
- “The price point does surprise people so you're not alone - it's been like this for a while and it is good value (esp if you use a VIP program with free breakfast and a $100 hotel credit) if you understand its amenities.” 20
- “US Grant San Diego bottom line We had a fantastic stay at the US Grant. This hotel is such a good value, especially if making a short stay on a Luxury Privileges rate.” 17
- “Bathrooms have large walk-in showers and deep bowl sinks. Although the hotel's overall elegance and luxe vibe are charming and captivating, the fees for parking and Wi-Fi can add up.” 18
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- 15U.S. Grant Hotel in San Diego : r/MarriottBONVoYreddit.comForum thread2025-04-11Recent16 quotes used
“classic hotel walking distance to a lot.”
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“Downtown is...a challenge rn. That's putting it nicely. I think the planners are tying to decide which way to go... And that particular section of downtown SD is very much in flux, esp when in come to considering the "ne…”
Read originalreddit.com - 18THE US GRANT, a Luxury Collection Hotel, San Diegooyster.comReview site2024-08-10Ageing5 quotes used
“Rooms are bright and classically elegant, with crown molding, crisp white linens, and modern amenities like flat-screen TVs.”
Read originaloyster.com - 21The US Grant, A Luxury Collection Hotel, San Diego (CA)flyinghighonpoints.comReview site2021-11-25Ageing15 quotes used
“Overall, we found the in room dining meal to be very good, although not stand-out great.”
Read originalflyinghighonpoints.com - 2The US Grant Hotel Review - Fly Eat and Repeatflyeatandrepeat.comReview site2021-02-22Ageing8 quotes used
“We were upgraded to a King Deluxe Room and we were staying on the top floor of the hotel. We had a corner room so there were windows on 2 of the 4 walls and it was beautiful. It felt very European with the pristine walls…”
Read originalflyeatandrepeat.com - 22Suite Review: THE US GRANT San Diegotravelupdate.comReview site2020-08-19Ageing16 quotes used
“Before entering the bedroom, there's a nicely sized half bath/powder room right off the hallway. A nice touch!”
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