The Pearl San Diego
The Pearl Hotel is authentic and intimate. Life is good here, because the livin’ is easy. Our 23 feature-rich guestrooms possess high style and comfort-focused amenities that urge you to rest and relax. Meanwhile, the warm, professional touch of superior guest service is everywhere—the captivatingly cool restaurant and bar, the semi-private cabanas, and the vibrant poolside scene.
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Hotel Coverage: The Pearl San Diego
Sleep With The Fishes At The Pearl San Diego
When we stayed at the Pearl Hotel in San Diego last week, we got something we didn’t bargain on – a sleeping partner called Wolfgang. Sadly, Wolfgang was not a strapping German, and luckily, he wasn’t a bedbug. He was, as you can see from the picture, a fish....
May 18, 2011
Enjoy a Dive-In Movie With the Likes of Keanu Reeves (Sort-Of)
As the countdown until the end of summer ticks away and people try to cram in last-minute outdoor activities, San Diego's The Pearl is just getting started with its Dive-In Theatre, a weekly swim-and-cinema social. Every Tuesday year-round, the hotel screens a flick onto its 10-by-13-foot outdoor screen that...
August 19, 2009
HotelChatter Reader Deals: Places to Pass Out on St. Patrick's Day
In which, HotelChatter readers are treated to exclusive hotel deals dug up by us. All deals have a limited amount of rooms attached to them and may sell out quickly.It's never too early to plan your drunken Guiness-filled weekend! This time around we checked five cities for hotel rooms...
February 21, 2008
Hotel Opening Rates :: San Diego's Laid Back Pearl Hotel
While San Diego's downtown hotel scene is going through a renaissance thanks to the just opened Ivy and Keating Hotels and the pending Hard Rock San Diego, another hotel is quietly opening in the city's Point Loma neighborhood.The Pearl Hotel officially opens its doors on August 30 with affordable room...
July 20, 2007
Partner Reviews: The Pearl San Diego
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Gorgeous space, and great customer service. Those are just some of the reasons why they are one of the most popular wedding venues in all of NYC. -
private place for events only. no bar there. -
Congratulations Lisa and Kory! -
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24-hour parking only two blocks away, but don't let the $24.99 sign fool ya... It doubles that if you are more than six-hours. -
Nice for weddings. -
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Bring your dancing shoes -
m trotta is the mayor -
Obnoxious servers
Do Not Stay Here
I was excited to stay here because I used to live in Point Loma and was happy to see someone had updated this hotel into what looked like a chic, modern little gem. Unfortunately it did not come close to meeting my expectations. When we checked in and got to our room - there was basically some sort of plumbing issue that had completely backed up into our sink. Yuk! - we called the front desk and they promptly came to clean it up. But that wasn't the end of it. We were promised by the website a large flat screen TV. - true, but it didn't really work. Each time I turned it on, it would immediately turn back off. I finally figured out that if I turned it on and immediately changed the channel it would stay on. But then when I turned it off, it turned itself back on. Bizarre. We were also promised wi-fi, which again - DID NOT WORK! Neither did the in-room radio system. sigh. The room was quite small and while they had tried to update the look - the remodel was done on the cheap! The rain style showers drizzled water that was either burning hot or ice cold - and again, hard to turn off and on as the nozzle turned endlessly in either direction. The room layout was OK but was very dark and dank. And while the room was supposed to have a king size platform bed - they obviously went cheap and bought some sort of irregular sized mattress for a big discount. The platform itself was king sized, but the mattress ended more than a foot before the end of the platform. Turns out it was only 6 feet long - MUCH shorter than a King and my poor boyfriend spent the night with his feet hanging off the end! When we complained, the staff was quite rude and unhelpful to us. The service was definitely amateurish. We didn't have any food or drinks - so if you are looking for a bar - this might be a good place to go. BUT DO NOT STAY HERE - there are plenty of nice hotels on Shelter Island and Harbor Island, don't waste your money in this dump.
The Pearl is a Gem
Went there recently for an over night bachlorette party. The food was just ok but the drinks and the atmosphere were great. The crowd was al...
funky place for drinks
This is a funky little place to meet for drinks and food. Very retro. Shag carpet booths with games to play in, and a pool that looks like i...
Bar & atmosphere are nice, but rooms are pretty mediocre...
We went to an event at the Pearl recently and the food and atmosphere were wonderful, as always. But, when many of our friends had booked ro...
Great Bar/Lounge
We've been to the Pearl several times for cocktails/appetizers and dinner. This place has a great atmosphere. You can enjoy your drinks by t...
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