総合評価とレビュー Inn At The Park

路線バスの停留所から徒歩2-3分で、ダウンタウンまで乗車10分ほどで行ける立地。周辺も比較的静かでよかった。セブンイレブンが至近にあり。バルボアパークに隣接も、ZOOまで歩くには遠かった。 キッチンには大きめの冷蔵庫、食器や鍋、フライパン等も十分な数があり、充実していた。 部屋は清潔で、タオル交換も毎日していただけた。 3歳の子供連れで宿泊したが、長期滞在に適していると思う。

お部屋が広くて豪華でセンスがあって、とても素敵なホテルでした。お部屋の質の割にお値段が安くて得した気分になります。外観は古くてレンガ造りです。

部屋は広くてきれいで、非常に快適でした。周辺も静かで良かったです。

昔ながらのアメリカのホテルといった感じでした。 キッチンルームがあり、電子レンジ、食器、食洗機 までありました。朝食付きでしたが、甘い物と飲み物 のみで、おいしいけれどあまり食べられませんでした。 建物はかなり古いですが、内装や家具等のおしゃれ感が それを感じさせないくらいでした。 バルボアパークに隣接しているので便利ですが、 ガスランプクォーター、リトルイタリアまで徒歩で約20分は かかります。ただホテルの近くにおしゃれで、人が集まる レストランがいくつかありますし、目の前にセブンイレブン があるので不便ではなかったです。

毎年夏の家族旅行に利用しています。今年で４回目でしたが、毎回非常に快適に過ごしています。ホテルのフロントデスクもvalet parkingの職員も非常に愛想がよく親切です。困ったときに相談したらいつも親身になって解決策を考えてくれるので、子連れの旅行にはおすすめです。客層も品の良い人がほとんどです。古いホテルなので、改装したのにもかかわらず壁やエレベーターの古さなど仕方がない部分はありますが、改装後は非常にきれいで便利になりました。

建物自体は歴史あるのでそれなりですが、中身は改装されていて綺麗でした。冷蔵庫、食洗機ほかキッチン用品が揃っていて、地階には台数は少ないですが25セントコイン数枚で洗濯機と乾燥機も利用できるので便利でした。すぐ近くにセブンイレブンがあり、ダウンタウンまでは１ブロック歩いて公共バスに、バルボアパークへは近くで無料トラムに乗れますので便利だと思います。 残念だったのは、無料の朝食がしょぼい（別途有料メニューもあります）、宿泊した部屋がバス通りに面していたので夜遅くまでうるさかったのと、ドアの開閉時にきしみ音が出たりハウスキーピングが開けて行った窓が閉められなくなって困ったので、その分の評価を３としました。

とても広くてきれいなホテルです．内装もオシャレで，入ったときは少し驚きました． 室内はfreeのWIFIが利用できるので，（回線は重いのですが）非常に便利でした． 問題点としては，douwntownから少し離れていて，そこに向かうには何かしらの交通手段が必要なことぐらいです． 総合的に判断すると，ホテル自体はとてもよいと思います．

エアコンがなくて、とても暑くて眠れませんでした。 今、改装中なので、改装後はエアコンがきいた立派なホテルになると思いますが、今回のステイ中は、ちょっと寝苦しかったです。

Loved the old glamour of the 100 year old property.Loved the giant rooms! Parking a little tricky . Biggest issue was our reservation for two nights through Expedia turned into one and I spent 2 hours on the phone when we checked in trying to get the second night re-booked but hotel said there was no room. Expedia blamed the hotel on the mistake and hotel said Expedia. Nightmare way to start our family vacation.

Overall, the property was pretty nice! The staff were very friendly and accomodating. The hotel itself was a nice mix of historic building on the outside and modern amenities on the inside. We were randomly upgraded to a two room suite, which was neat. However, the windows were not part of the update, so noise levels were fairly high even in the fifth floor. One weird touch was ghe old window in the shower, because you could see how much of a mold/mikdew/rot problem that will become with water constantly splashing onto the wooden frame. Also, immediately after check-in we were talked into a 90-minute time-share pitch after we were offered a "comped gift" for our wedding anniversary. They then said they had to put our card in for this gift, but after our presentation we would not have the $40 charged. We were essentially locked in for the presentation before we knew what hit us, and we would lose the money if we skipped. So, now we had to attend what turned out to be a 2-hour sales pitch before we could head to the Zoo and enjoy our anniversary. So, go in knowing that they might try to talk you into a Worldmark sales pitch; be ready to say no upon your arrival (or go along with it for the free perks if you can get through the sales pitch; just plan accordingly). The surrounding area has really cool features close by, but its also crowded if you opt for street parking instead of valet, and a few unhoused people in the area with mental health and substance issues.

This place is beautiful. Our room was better than we expected. The kitchen was equipped and the electric shade was awesome. Very attentive staff. The only thing I would gripe about is their valet parking and very limited parking off site. Oh, and the rooftop. It should not close each night. Definitely not. I will stay there again.

Classic, beautiful, recently remodeled. Calls from the concierge (chief sales person apparently) should be voided.

I truly loved my stay here, the staff is more than helpful and always there when you need them. They made my trip much better! Only complaint I had was they had construction going on from 8-6ish which wasn’t necessarily ideal especially because I had no clue they were doing renovations, but thankfully I wasn’t in the hotel most of the day so it wasn’t too much of an inconvenience. Just really loud. But it was entirely worth it! I will be staying here in the future :)

We loved our room, with the kitchenette, the big closet, safe and nice bathroom. It was all clean, and the staff was SO FRIENDLY! A complete joy to stay at your hotel and would come back as soon as we can. The building is beautiful, it has been modernized, but still has the charm of another time. We were very happy staying at the Inn.

This is our second stay in this hotel. It's now owned by Wyndham and seems to be a timeshare hotel (be ready for the pitch by the concierge to attend a meeting). Not to worry, the rooms still have the style and spaciousness that they always had. There's some city noise but not as much as downtown. We like the area near Balboa Park and felt safe even at night. Will stay here again.

The location of Inn at The Park keeps us returning again and again. Balboa Park is just across the street and with beautiful, interesting neighborhoods surrounding the Inn, it is a great place to walk.

Decent but expensive too. Great area.

Decent. Not fun being asked to participate in a time share meeting everytime the elevator door opens....

Lovely stay. Quiet. Great location. Valet parking attendants were quick and friendly, specificly Rufino.

What a weird place. Got there with my pregnant wife and our 18-month-old to see the zoo. The only place to unload was a “three minute only” spot out front. The whole hotel is serviced by a single elevator shared by guests and staff, so it took a long time to unload and a few trips up the elevator. Nobody offered to help. Checked it, got my keycards, showed my id and credit cards. Then the concierge wanted me to check in again to get a wristband that would unlock the room. I told him I didn’t need it since I already had a keycard, but he insisted it was mandatory, the wristband seemed to have no purpose. I told him I would get it later, since at that point I’d already been checking in for 30 minutes and my wife had a sleeping baby in the car. We finally got to our room, and while I held my sleeping baby the hotel staff called our room four times because they hadn’t registered our credit card properly. Then they called because they still demanded I get the useless wristband. Advice for hotel: tourists don’t want to be walking around with something that tells all potential criminals that they’re out-of-towners. Anyway, we finally got the stupid wristbands that served no purpose. Then after dinner, out 18-month old was running around to burn off some energy before bed. We got a calm from the front desk saying that someone in the cleaning staff had heard the noise in the hallway and we needed to be quiet. This is 7pm. We never turned in the TV or had a radio on, but in case you’re