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The place was nice, we were surprised at the outside hallways, but I guess that’s just a Southern California thing. The room was large, clean and of course a comfortable Marriott mattress. The coffee maker, microwave and mini fridge were appreciated. They just got their liquor license and we spent some time with bartender Chrissy out in the little Bistro. She made me a delicious Old Fashioned then we spent time at the fireplace talked to a couple from Toronto. Don’t miss Bangkok Bay Thai restaurant right next door, it’s the real deal, get a reservation.

For the price and location along with having decent amenities this hotel was a good deal and I had no complaints. Ample parking below the building, very close to the beach, nice coffee shops and yoga studio, and easy access from the main road . Beds were comfortable enough and the room was clean. It’s not a five star hotel , but for a business trip it for the bill just fine

My wife and I stayed at the Winners Circle Resort in August 2024. The resort is well-maintained, close to the beach, and conveniently located near many restaurants and shops. It's also about 20–30 minutes from downtown San Diego. The accommodations were spacious, with a TV and appliances, and the staff I interacted with were great—except for my check-in experience. When I checked in, I was informed that I would have to check out and then check in again four days into my week-long stay. No reason was provided then, so I emailed the resort manager, who responded promptly. However, the explanation still made no sense. It felt like a complete waste of time and was an inconvenience, as I had to wait in line again to check in four days into my stay. If this was simply an administrative issue, I don't understand why my room keys couldn't have been programmed for the entire duration of my stay. Additionally, my handwritten parking pass could have been issued with an expiration date matching the end of my stay. I don't work in the hospitality industry, so maybe I'm missing something, but while this wasn't a major inconvenience, it affected my overall experience and left a negative first impression. First impressions matter, and this one set the tone for my stay at the resort.

Long-time Diamond member here, 950 nights, 9 yrs Diamond Status. Room was quiet. Slept well. Shower was warm with good shower head. Staff was friendly if somewhat not totally informed (more on that in a bit). Great location next to the racetrack and near the ocean. Interior area of the hotel is totally enclosed. Large jacuzzi- warm, not hot, water (I like that). Why 4-stars instead of 5? 1. Front check in area does not have a lot of room for parking your car. No parking spots in that area. You need to go behind the ticketed gate and park which is not near the entrance if there is no room. 2. Parking is $27/night, not cheap. You are not in downtown SD or near the airport. 3. Buffet breakfast is $25, not cheap, but a great breakfast. 4. Restaurant is definitely not cheap; but the salmon was awesome and well presented. 5. I needed to haul a lot of my stuff out of my car to my room b/c I was doing a 3-day event at the racetrack complex and did not want to leave my valuables in the car. B/c there was no room to leave my car parked. I could not take a dolly to my room, I had to park by my room. (My room was not near the front desk area, and that was on the opposite side of where I had to park.) There are 3 entrances besides the main west lobby- one in each direction. My room was on the north wall. I was told there was a ramp right by my room. Alas, the only ramp was on the south entrance. Stairs everywhere else. It took me six trips to get everything into my room from the car. This was particularly vexing b/c I had had knee surgery and am still learning how to walk. 6. The San Diego Padres were playing the Los Angeles Dodgers in a playoff series at this time. B/c the game was on Fox Sports 1, it was NOT available in the hotel room. However, it WAS available at the restaurant/bar where you could spend money. Come on, you can do better. One cable program for the entire hotel, ok? In reality, I would rate this 3-stars except the location and the quality of the food are excellent and parking is not cramped.

Tired…tired…tired… the hotel is really tired. It is a shame, because it has great character. A lot of your experience will depend on the room you are assigned. We were first given the “Lattice” room. 104. It is dark, feels closed in and the tub did not drain well. The bathroom smelled of sewer. The gentleman who checked us in on our arrival date was slow and cranky. The following day we asked to move to a different room. The staff that day (especially Andrew) was very nice and for an extra 30.00 they moved us to the Country French room. 106. What a difference! Although the bathroom still had a slight sewer smell, the room had better light and even a little bit of an ocean view. It is unfortunate that whoever owns the hotel is not maintaining it or keeping it up to date. The rates are reasonable for the location but, as they say, “you get what you pay for.” I read in other reviews that the hotel was being renovated, but I saw no signs of it. Old wallpaper, old carpet, old fixtures, old… just old. Upstairs deck is nice for sunset though. And having parking was a real benefit! If I need a cheaper place to stay near the ocean I would go back, but I would be very specific about which room I reserved. Lots of stairs to negotiate for the upper level rooms, just FYI.

Really good hotel! Not in the city; it's out away from San Diego. It's about 1/2 hour to 45 min to drive to parts of San Diego. There is parking at the hotel, but they charge for parking???? The only way to get to this hotel (for most) is by driving a car and parking it there. They seem to be taking advantage of customers to charge for the parking. Hotel was clean and had breakfast. Safe location.