We stayed there for a 4 day Get-Away Trip on the Memorial Day Weekend.

The staff was outstanding friendly, gave tips and information what to do without even asking, the reception hall is pleasent and bright. The room size is absolutely perfect and has modern interior. The bathroom was small comparing to the rest of the room but still okay. We've got every day new shower gel or body lotion if it was used the day before. They provide even special Facial Soap and a face cloth from Neutrogena, which is a good - not cheap brand. Everything was clean and the hotel was very quiet. (At least the time we stayed there)

They have an inside and an outside pool, nice bar and restaurant.

The breakfast buffet was comprehensive and fresh.

The Location is very central and has a perfect connection to several highways. Easy short trip to Sea World, Downtown, Old Town, Balboa Park etc. It is sourrounded by several huge shopping malls and restaurants.

Trolley Station across the street. Parking cost extra but there is alos plenty on street parking available.

I would recommend this Hotel to everyone and Yes I would defenetly stay there again.

Unfortunately we did not have nice weather at our stay but especially than I was glad to have a comfortable nice clean room.

We spent one night at the Doubletree Hotel San Diego-Mission Valley and enjoyed our stay very much. The hotel is located on somewhat of a dead end street in a very nice, upscale neighborhood. The San Diego trolley has a station stop just across the street making it very easy to get around town. Also, there are two large shopping centers within walking distance with many very fine restaurants. The hotel is very well maintained and looks almost new. However, I feel the check in and check out process would be much better served with more than one desk clerk on duty. The one clerk was very busy with telephone calls and complicated requests which forced me to wait longer than I feel is acceptable to check in and check out. Our room was very clean and the bed very comfortable. However, the noise from the adjacent freeway and highway is a significant problem. At first I thought the sliding door had been left open (it wasn’t). This would be a problem for light sleepers or people sensitive to background noise. I will most definitely return to the Doubletree San Diego-Mission Valley when our travel plans call for us to be in the San Diego area. I feel the hotel was a good value.

I would describe the hotel a standard hotel with standard amenities. We received warm cookies on arrival but they were way too sweet and did not make up for the sticker shock of $14 per day for self-parking . We are talking about a place outside the heart of San Diego next to the highway ... (And I am used to all kinds of expensive parking ... coming from Manhattan ... The fee just seems unjustifiable for this part of the country/town ...) The room was spacious and looked nice. However, everything felt like it is made of cheap material. Our room on the fourth floor was also quite noisy. The door was not very sound-proof and I heard people coming in and out for much of the late night/early morning. And then there was this out-of-control party in the hotel that led to police blocking off the entrance for a while ... That was beyond the hotel's control, of course. It just did not add up to a good impression ...

I booked this hotel for the location and positive TripAdvisor reviews, and very glad I did. Because some reviews mentioned freeway noise, I requested the "quiet side" of the hotel, and was happy to receive a room facing away from Highway 163. We were also upgraded to an Executive room with a balcony at no extra charge. The balcony isn't much to scream about since it's just a view of shopping centers and freeways, but my heart belongs to San Diego, so I LOVED it! I stood out there for nearly an hour taking in Mission Valley, the stadium, the trolley... With the window open the freeway noise is there, but once closed, it was barely audible.

The room was spacious, clean, and felt new even though the hotel is not . My only complaint was that the bathroom did not have a separate vanity area, so I couldn't do my hair and makeup while my husband showered. Considering these Executives rooms were renovated in the last few years, that surprised me a bit. That and the funky bathroom pocket door that seemed straight out of a hospital room, but hey, everything else about the room was very nice.

The staff here is super friendly, gave us warm cookies upon check-in, and was very helpful explaining the Trolley system. We also were not charged for parking, even though their website stated it was $12/day. The Trolley is very convenient, a station right across from the hotel, I recommend taking that downtown rather than hunting for parking in the Gaslamp.

If you aren't ultra-sensitive to freeway noise and want a conveniently-located hotel, I definitely recommend the Doubletree at Hazard Center, I would stay here again for sure.