San Diego Gallagher Square Hotels

"Super clean"

"The room was very loud from street noise eventhough I was on the sixth floor. The bed was as also very hard, so hard it made my back and his hurt. "

"Perfection "

"Loved our stay at Hotel Indigo! The room was super clean, the staff was friendly, and the rooftop bar had such a great vibe with good music. The location was also perfect, which made everything easy to get to. The price point was great, too. Would definitely stay here again!"

"Extremely disappointing for the price. We paid extra for a Corner King Room with a bay + city view but were given a 7th-floor room facing the convention center — no city view, no balcony, and not even a pool view. Every corner room shown online appeared to include a balcony, which felt very misleading. The front desk was dismissive. We even asked to downgrade to a standard room just to get a pool or city view at minimum, but were told the hotel was fully booked due to a conference so we were out of luck. To make matters worse, we were charged a $50/day resort fee while both the pool and hot tub were closed for a private event... which is one of the main reasons we chose this hotel. We ended up checking out early and moving to another hotel for the rest of our vacation. Overall, a very disappointing Marriott experience."

"Clean, and staff super friendly and helpful! "

"Great Amenities and great location and great all around."

"Characterful building. Old world charm"

"This historic landmark hotel is charming and impeccably clean, but it is not suitable for most business travelers—especially if you’re carrying more than a small overnight bag or need efficient mobility. The staff is consistently responsive, polite, and hospitable, which made the stay pleasant on a service level. The building itself is a quaint, old-world ambiance that feels unique and memorable. However, the two original 1913 elevators present significant challenges. One has been out of service for over two months, leaving only a single vintage “birdcage” elevator in operation. There are no bells or alerts when it arrives, so you must watch closely or risk missing it. The heavy outer door (easily 50+ lbs) must be manually pulled open and held—often with a foot or help from another person—while sliding the inner gate. The handle is awkward and difficult to grip, and the process is cumbersome both entering and exiting. Watch your fingers and the slamming door on the way out. With more than 2-3 people or any luggage, it becomes a tight, contortionist-like experience (think Tetris). Waiting times can be long. The guest rooms are very small but spotlessly clean. Storage is extremely limited: only space to hang 4-5 clothing items, with nowhere dedicated for a suitcase or larger bag. As a solo business traveler, I ended up living out of my suitcase, which took up half the bed. There are no hooks for additional items. Overall, this property shines for leisure visitors"