Point Loma Inn

Convenient location close to Pt Loma Sea Foods, sport fishing landings, and SD yacht club. Also close to the small shops that make Pt Loma more of a small town than most of SD. Parking is tight - OK for a small car, but a problem for a big SUV. Room was fairly small, but well arranged with microwave and table. Traffic noise from Rosecrans could be a probem for some rooms. Small older hotel gave me a friendlier vibe than big motels.

The cashier at check in was very accommodating and courteous. The room was cramped with two double beds and little room to walk. The carpet was stained, the bedspreads were from the 1970's and smelled musty. The desk was old, battered and too big for the room. The microwave would not pop popcorn and the alarm clock did not work.

quiant place, good for a one nighter. Staff friendy how ever our room upgrade had a broken TV and the housekeeper made her smelly lunch in the room right before we got there. Its smelled of chicken. Good for a quick stay and close to the landing!

Continental Breakfast was not as advertised,very limited in very small lobby, had to take items to the room. No eating room TV remote did not work. Had to change channels individually. Noisy. Could hear Guests next room talk into the night

The Point Loma Inn was a motel in transition. We received what was called an upgraded room. The room was a good size, however it was incomplete. The curtains were partially missing and the stove was not lit. There needed to be a separate sitting area, there was an absence of furniture. To truly be called upgrated, perhaps a new bed or linens, at least extra pillows and a blanket. The staff was nice and the room was clean and freshly painted, with new carpet. There was a bit of an off smell, almost as if this had previously been a smoking room? I would refer this property with reservations, depending on when the renovations are complete.