Kings Inn - San Diego, San Diego, California

The Kings Inn San Diego is 100% non smoking hotel.

We offer the best service, comfort and amenities that can be found in the Hotel Circle area. If you are coming to San Diego, stop by and see why we are the city's favorite Mission Valley spot. Feeling like home while on the road, the Kings Inn (a 100% Non Smoking Hotel)offers all the amenities and comforts that you want, two great family restaurants both adjacent to the property, the World famous Waffle Spot, not your typical breakfast restaurant, offers the old California experience and great food, our Mexican Restaurant the Amigo Spot, offers a great variety of authentic Mexican Food and Happy Hour from Monday to Friday offering their famous Margaritas. To make the experience more enjoyable we offer Live Mariachi Music Fridays Nights and New Flamenco guitarist Saturdays Nights. With all this and the warm San Diego sun, you can rest assured that you are getting the most for your money here at the Kings Inn. Some of your property and in-room amenities include a heated pool and Jacuzzi, guest laundry facilities, discount tickets to area attractions, free parking, complimentary coffee, High Speed Internet Terminal and Wireless Hotspot located in the Lobby (Fee) meeting/banquet rooms, room service, cable TV. Hairdryers, iron/boards, cribs and refrigerators are all available upon your request.

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During your San Diego vacation, don't miss these great establishments and attractions:

San Diego Museum of Art
With one of the grandest entrances along El Prado -- the rotunda at the head of dramatic stairs features striking Spanish tile work -- the museum is known in the art world for its outstanding collection of Spanish baroque painting, and possibly the largest collection of Indian paintings outside India. The American collection includes works by Georgia O'Keeffe and Thomas Eakins, and San Diegans like Maurice Braun and Dan Dickey are represented. Over 12,000 pieces are part of the permanent collection, only a small percentage of which is on display at any given time, in favor of varied, often prestigious touring shows. In 2005, Maxfield Parrish -- Master of Make Believe should be a big hit, featuring 70 fanciful works by the early 20th-century artist (the show runs July 16-September 11).Docent tours are scheduled at 1pm daily, and 2pm Friday and Sunday, and at 11am other days. Plan to spend at least an hour here.

Heritage Park
This 8-acre county park, dedicated to preservation of Victorian architecture of the 1880s, contains seven original 19th-century houses moved here from other places and given new uses. Among them are a bed-and-breakfast, a doll shop, and a gift shop. The small charming synagogue at the entrance, Temple Beth Israel, was built in 1889 in Classic Revival style and relocated here in 1989. A glorious coral tree crowns the top of the hill.

Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego La Jolla
Focusing on work produced since 1950, this museum is known internationally for its permanent collection and thought-provoking exhibitions. The MCASD's collection of contemporary art comprises more than 3,000 works of painting, sculpture, drawings, prints, photography, video, and multimedia works. The holdings include every major art movement of the past half-century, with a strong representation by California artists. You'll see particularly noteworthy examples of minimalism, light and space work, conceptualism, installation, and site-specific art -- the outside sculptures were designed specifically for this site.The museum is perched on a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, and the views from the galleries are gorgeous. The original building on the site was the residence of the legendary Ellen Browning Scripps, designed by Irving Gill in 1916. It became an art museum in 1941, and the original Gill building facade was uncovered and restored in 1996. More than a dozen exhibitions are presented each year; in summer 2005 watch for "Strange New World/Extraño Nuevo Mundo," an exploration of the flourishing arts scene of Tijuana, the border town that is little appreciated by outsiders (the show will run concurrently at the downtown branch of MCASD). Guided docent tours available daily at 2pm, with a second tour Thursdays at 5:30pm. The bookstore is a great place for cutting-edge gifts, and the cafe is a pleasant stop before or after your visit.

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4 out of 5

good but not great

debra, Tucson, AZ, 2007-03-14

the hotel was fine but the beds were horrible. the staff was great

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1 out of 5

Noisy and Poor management

Anonymous, Houston, TX, 2007-03-12

Beach access is very close, and the hotel is located on the access road of the freeway.

The Kings Inn Hotel in San Diego, located on Hotel Circle, was one of the most unpleasant overnight stays I have had in a while. The room smelled very stale and musty. The back window near the restroom did not lock. There are signs posted all over the property that they do not allow smoking, however, EVERY where I went you could smell cigarette smoke. People were sitting on the steps outside of my room smoking cigarettes. The carpet was also filthy in the room -which might be why it smelled so bad. They charge for local phone calls also. Lastly, the rooms have very thin walls. I could hear every single noise, from doors slamming, to the television in the room next to me. The Waffle House restaurant was okay, until the waitress sneezed right over my table without covering her nose. YUCK.

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5 out of 5

Great place to stay in San Diego

danyelle, Burlington, VT, 2007-03-12

If you're looking for a friendly and clean motel. This is the place. It's well located to all areas of interest and the staff is friendly and very helpful. The rooms are very simple but clean. This is not a luxurious motel but a great value for your money.

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5 out of 5

Fun place to stay..

Anonymous, Chicago, IL, 2007-03-10

Shopping mall right across the highway..

Very clean and neat!

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4 out of 5

Friendly Staff-accomodating

Anonymous, 2007-03-09

Old Town, Seaport Village, Carrier Museum Midway, Mission Bay parks.

Very friendly staff - accomodating to my husbands disability needs. Close to all we wanted to see and do. Clean and easy to find.

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5 out of 5

Good Service

Rose, Boston, MA, 2007-03-06

Didn't figure out fashion Valley was so close till two days into the vacation, so explore the area!

Nice base to see San Diego from. 10 minute walking distance from Fashion Valley and Trolley stop. Close to Sea World, Mission Beach and Old Town.

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5 out of 5

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Anonymous, Chicago, IL, 2007-03-06

everything is very close:shopping,sea world,san diego zoo,restaurants

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1 out of 5

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Linda, Seattle, WA, 2007-02-26

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5 out of 5

Family friendly, neighborly atmosphere.

Anonymous, New York, NY, 2007-02-23

Got to Old Town for a wonderful day and evening. there is shopping and dining galore.

We stayed at this hotel fro 4 days to visit family. Everynight we went in the big jacuzzi, I needed extra towels, they brought them immediately. I needed an extra pillow and got that immediately. We ate breakfast in the Waffle restaurant and it was very good. It is very close to Old Town. The room was clean, there was enough space for my group of 4. For the money I would stay here again.

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5 out of 5

great hotel

Dana, Burbank, CA, 2007-02-19

the waffle resturant was great too

family friendly, clean, comfy. try not to get a room right by the pool, it's a bit loud at night. we will stay there again for sure.

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