For the ridiculous high prices they charge at this Resort, this place is very old and run down. It needs a lot of TLC. The groundskeepers are not doing a very good job. The pools need a major upgrade and so does the entire facility. We ate at one of the restaurants at the resort and the food was okay, but the drinks and service were horrible and we will never go back. The only real positive thing we could say about this place is the location of our Cabana which was right on the beach so we could watch the sunsets. read more

This is a beautiful resort in a fantastic location. I stayed here for a long weekend in November 2021, and I booked a king garden room through hotels.com (which worked out to be cheaper than reserving through the hotel directly. My room was gigantic (I mean huge!) but there were some things lacking. For example, I had a microwave, sink, fridge, and coffee maker, but no napkins or stir sticks, etc. You really can't beat the property. It is eye candy in every direction but the staff and the general setup of the place leaves a few things to be desired. For example, the entire resort is "cash-free," which I understand, but it was kind of annoying. For example, I just wanted to get some small bills so I could tip the bellhop and housekeeping, but somehow even the bar (which accepted cash?) was "cash-free"? I get the movement toward being cash-free, but then leave a venmo option or something for your staff. On the day of my check out, I stopped by the front desk and asked about arranging a golf cart to pick up my luggage around 11 am, figuring it would be busy at check-out time. The desk clerk said, "Sure, just call when you're ready." Well, of course, I called and it just rang and rang and rang for forever. The resort has an app, which seems like a cool thing, but it doesn't work or do anything... you can't even order the golf cart from the app! And, you need a map to navigate the large resort, and the app has a "map" tab, but it's totally useless because nothing is marked on it! I will say that I never heard my neighbors (other reviews mention paper-thin walls), but I have no idea if that room was rented or what. Overall, the natural beauty here earns the resort a good review. I read online that the Jimmy Buffett Margaritaville group bought out this resort, I hope they capitalize on the picturesque scenery and improve the service! read more

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Staying at Paradise Point and having a wedding here was highly disappointing, to say the least. The rooms are in desperate need of renovation and are definitely not worth the high rates they charge. Most, if not all, of my guests complained about the poor customer service, uncleanliness of the rooms, and the foul odor in the area. My husband and I stayed in a bungalow on the beach side. One may argue that you are paying for the location but you're surrounded by filthy, smelly marine water and the surrounding walkways are covered in seagull poop. The bungalows are tiny rooms that cannot accommodate a bridal/groom party. Due to the rooms' outdated state, taking pictures inside the suite was not an option. Paradise Point did not offer to show us any of the rooms until after we signed the contract and after I made a request. Additionally, there is no security at the beaches so there are teens and young adults partying on the beaches late at night. Our Paradise Point representative Sydney even told us that we are free to be out on the beaches as late as we want since it is unpatrolled. It was strange that the staff were aware of this issue and even promoted it. My husband and I were unable to sleep the night before and the night of our wedding due to all the noise. I would not recommend families bring their young children for safety reasons, the likely contaminated waters, and the endless bird droppings. On the night of our wedding the ballroom was unbearably hot. We requested staff multiple times to turn up the AC, which they never did. Most of my guests were outside because they were sweating and uncomfortable. The hotel is also extremely wasteful with food. Beforehand they informed me the time at which all food would need to be taken away, but reassured me that there would be ample time for my guests to get seconds. However, in reality the staff were extremely aggressive at clearing plates from the tables even when my guests were still working on their meals. The staff did not provide extra plates at the buffet tables so there was no possible way for guests to get seconds. This resulted in excessive food waste. To think of how much food was thrown away, how much they charged for food, and how hungry my guests still were leaves me disgusted. They also got rid of our wedding cake even though we requested to have just one slice reserved for my husband and I. On that note, don't trust Paradise Point to prepare a decent meal for your guests. The cuisine was subpar even after I provided numerous notes/changes following a tasting. In regards to the open bar, we prepaid an amount that allowed our guests to drink abundantly. We had a signed agreement that we were to be notified when the bar limit was reached so we could make a decision whether to pay for a longer open bar or convert service to a cash bar. We were notified within the last hour of the wedding that we exceeded our limit and told multiple employees to close out our tab yet we were slammed with an additional bill following our wedding. We went back and forth for a month with staff contesting the bar and other charges that we were never made aware of before the wedding or at the time of the wedding. The incompetent staff at Paradise Point provided us with an unclear document with charges which did not match up with previous invoices.They gave us the run around for weeks while my husband and I tried to dissect the mismatching estimates/banquet event order/final invoice because the staff made no effort in delineating where the final balance was coming from. They argued that a substantial charge came from the bar alone which we proved to be erroneous as above. When we finally figured out that the large charge was a hidden service charge applied to the venue rental fee (which was not included in the final BEO), our representative, Sydney, acknowledged that she and her team did not outline this service charge in all previous documents but stated it is something she will implement in the future. Instead of them simply waiving this fee, they tried to offer us a complimentary 2-night stay which, btw, costs hundreds more than the disputed venue service charge-- which points to how egregiously they overprice their rooms. On top of that, although they originally sent us a link to make the final payment, Paradise Point charged our credit card DURING the back and forth dispute without informing us. There are still so many details of how Paradise Point failed us and our guests as a hotel and wedding venue but this review would be endless. In the end we are frustrated, angry, and saddened that we dealt with this. I strongly urge you to AVOID this tourist trap at all costs. I've stayed at multiple SD hotels and now am a local who can attest to much more favorable alternatives. Don't make the same mistake we did. Hope this helps. (Other representatives that were of absolutely no help to us on our endless email thread were Chris, Jolly, and Roberto). read more

Went for a convention. Great experience. Great space with a view. Good spot for families and friends. Staff was friendly. read more

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Spent a long weekend with my family at this Paradise. Our second year doing so! My dad books rooms for his kids and grandkids as a Christmas present. I couldn't think of s better gift. Thank you dad! The rooms were large and clean, the grounds are so peaceful and GORGEOUS. It feels as if we booked a trip to an island. I see others complaining about noisy beach areas but I have to say the opposite. We come here as a family, 6 rooms booked! We all enjoy the time on the beach together all day long. We may run over to warm up in the Jacuzzi after a kayak or paddle. We also enjoy the movies in the pool, but we always come back to the beach. We set up shade tents and chairs during the day and have a bon fire at night. The fun, lively atmosphere is AMAZING! Both nights this year there were pretty large parties on the beach. (On either side of our rooms) Once we went in for the night you could not hear anything! Total win! I appreciate the ability for the kids to play, to run around and enjoy cousins and family without feeling like we were a bother or inconvenience. There are definitely quieter areas (NOT in the cove) that we walk thru for sunset pictures but there are rarely beach set ups over there. Anyone looking for more quiet should request those areas! Bedding was clean, beds were soft and welcoming, towels were nice and big! One night I spilled my entire Stanley cup on the bed. We called housekeeping and they responded quickly. The waitresses at the pool side bar are also top notch! Quick, helpful, kind and fast with their service. 7 little kids ordering virgin margaritas didn't phase them! I would have lost my mind lol. I can't say enough about this resort. We were treated so well! Also, there are many little touches that go along way! A few to mention would be the movie nights in the pool with complimentary popcorn. Popsicles for the kids in the pool during the heat of the day. The staff was so kind and lovely, even to rowdy little kids I could go on and on, but I'll just end it with a "I CANNOT WAIT to go back!" read more

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We absolutely loved our time here! Every staff member that we interacted with was friendly and helpful. The grounds are beautiful. There is a lot to do at the resort and there are multiple pools. It did not feel overcrowded at all. All of the kids loved feeding the ducks and looking at the fish, turtles, and ducks in the pond. The food options are great and we appreciated a flavorful vegan option on the menu. We will absolutely be back! read more

It's cute, the bungalows have been updated. However, we got in and settled into our room for about 10minutes when I saw a huge Cockroach scamper across the floor. We called the front desk and went back to the lobby all they did was hand us a key to another room. We checked out the next morning at 8:30-9:00am and when we checked out we were charged an additional $95 for parking and "resort activity fees" (of which we did none of). So with the extra fees (but free cockroaches) I would opt to stay somewhere else next time. read more

I stayed in room 219. The room was very spacious. Parking is right outside the room. Very clean. Nice beachfront rooms. My back door was right on the beach as are most of the rooms. I ate at the barefoot grill because the restaurant tidal was already booked. I suggest you book ahead of time, This was a spur of the moment stay so I was kind of winging it as I went. The lobby staff were really nice. The foot at barefoot wasn't the best but not the worst .. it's a step above bar-food but pretty pricy for bar food. I had fish tacos They actually weren't to bad The salsa want good it tasted bitter. But overall my stay here was very enjoyable, it was to cold for me to do jetskis or a boat other wise I would have a review on that. But I will be back for sure read more

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Everything about this hotel is low quality despite being priced like a high end resort. From the rooms, parking lots, pool, & overall esthetic of the resort. It was probably a nice spot in the 90's but has since become rundown. I would recommend staying ay a Marriot locally if you want to come to OB. read more

We rented a room with two queen beds for 3 nites! The cost was a thousand $. There were holes around the property for old or young to fall into, ants in the coffee maker, bathroom, toilet,floors, towel bars,only one towel Bar to Hang towels on , the drain in bathroom did not work! No grab bars in shower or tub . They Sh be everywhere! People are v nice but so much lacking for the price! Hard to Get towels for the pool! Since there is a place to Fill water bottles does it mean one Sh not drink the water from the tap? Coffee shop did not open all day . Restaurant closes at noon! Then reopens at 5!!! No extra blankets in room and it was cold! No where to Hang wet swimming suits , the worst is no fitted sheets! What hotel in this day and age does not use fitted sheets! read more

Huge grounds. Exterior architecture needs improvements. It all looks and feels very dated. There isn't a touch of modern going on anywhere. Feels like it peaked in the 90s and they haven't done anything since. Pools are cool in that they have walk in gradations perfect for kids. Jaccuzis, pool restaurant / bar services closed during covid. Rooms are okay. We got a king suite on the bay. Lots of space. Finishes are okay but the craftsmanship isn't great if you're a diyer. Restaurant service is slow, waiters not very attentive. It's a good spot if you're from out of town and have a big group. It's not exactly a romantic staycation we were looking for. Felt more like glamping. read more

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Their website makes this place look so good and high quality "resort and spa" but the rooms are dirty, the locations are not as advertised on the website; rooms are tiny, it flooded last weekend for a lot of people. Being here for a big conference you would think this place is nice for the area it is in. Save your money and stay somewhere else on the bay. read more

The place has so much potential. It looks beautiful almost everywhere. However, there was trash kind of strewn about in the greenery in front of out bungalow. The cleaning crews were extremely friendly. The room smelt a little musty when we first arrived and the tile in the bathroom was laid very sloppy. For a place that is supposed to be a little more upscaled, they should do a little better there. There is a ton of amenities there and the concept of the place is nice. They only give you 2 complimentary bottles of water for your room, no matter how many guests there are. You can purchase more for almost $4 a bottle at the store. They do not restock coffee pods for you to have coffee more than the one morning, at least they didn't for us. Having restaurants onsite is convenient. However the main restaurant Tidal really did a bad dinner for us the night we went. That is a separate review. Overall, we did enjoy our stay. I felt the price we paid for the bungalow we were given though was a little steep... read more

A few things. the pillows cases had tiny balls on them, sheets felt thin and worn out. The sofa was sinking through made noises every time you sat/moved on it. The floors were peeling. The tv remote was nasty. the phone was nasty and they did replace the remote. The room smelled like dog urine and they did send housekeeping to freshen up the room and offered a different room. I have been coming since about 2011 and wI'll not be back. They need to upgrade their rooms and prune their beaches. read more

If you're a fan of hard beds, this is the place for you. For the most part, this is an older resort. The bungalows have been updated in terms of new tile and paint/wall paper, but that's about it. There is a lot to do on the property, from mini golf, to pickleball, to swimming. There is a fun little scavenger hunt the kids can do to win a little prize at the gift shop that also helps the adults familiarize themselves with the property. The property is great for beach combing and has fire pits available along the beach (and at the pools). Housekeeping doesn't come daily, and since the towels don't dry on their own (thank you, humidity), you'll have to call to request new/dry towels. There's a lot of trash around the property, too. Bags of bird/fish food litters the ponds near the main pool and observation tower. Snack wrappers litter the golf course, and we kept finding random glass drink ware as we walked around. There are technically 3 restaurants on site, but two basically have the same menu--which are also available on the room service menu. All in all, if you don't intend to spend a lot of time in your room, Paradise Point is a great place for a little get away. It is very close to Sea World. read more

Super cute hotel!!! Nice amenities... bathrooms need a little love but nothing terrible. Looking forward to coming back during the summer read more

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I've been staying here since 1998 and had many family vacations here. To see the grounds and the rooms worn out, dirty, and unkempt was heartbreaking. Frankly, they've let the property fall into a tired, unmaintained resort that sparkled and astonished in the past. Sadly, I can't recommend this resort anymore...very disheartened. :( read more

We've been vacationing here for years. It's been though a few remodels over the years. It's a nice resort to spend a week or two. It has beaches a Marina the you can rent boats. The restaurant on property are very nice and the food is top notch. The rooms are clear and spread out through out the resort. There's paths to walk around the resort and beautiful plants . They do have a few pools to choose from. You will enjoy your trip here and it's close to Sea World too. read more

Have been going to PP for 36 years. Just visited for a week and noticed the grounds have been cleaned up and look very nice. Golf course has been cleaned up and overall the atmosphere is very tropical. I couple of big bummers though: 1. Lack of security. The main pool is overrun with non paying guests leaving paying guests without access to lounge chairs. Also teen age kids that come in from the public beach overwhelm the one jacuzzi, again leaving paying guests without access. We were handed wristbands when checking in but nobody checked them. 2. Smoking is allowed. One lawn area in front of several rooms was inhabited by 15-25 people that placed the resort chairs and tables there while they smoked their hookah pipes. They left them there for 3 days and smoked all times of the day. If you or your kids don't want to be exposed to smoke I would avoid staying here as security did nothing to stop them. 3. Lastly, the mechanism to reach the front desk needs to be upgraded as it's much too difficult to reach the front desk. read more

Been coming here for years to use the amenities, this was our first time staying overnight. Here's a view from a local. Overall, exemplerary experience. From Farrah (I'm sorry, it may have been Farrah) at the front desk, to every maintenance person we saw to the staff at the pools, it was smiles and "how can I help you?" all day. The room was clean, everything worked inside, not much else you could ask for! Stayed with my wife, dog, and 9-month-old in a Lanai Garden King. Plenty of space for us. BUT, if you're from out of town and can afford it, you may want to spend the $ to stay in a bayside room so your backdoor opens to the beach. Your call, the beach isn't more than a few blocks from any room. This play has a million pools (ok, five) and tons of little ponds with fish, ducks, and turtles for kids to feed. There is an adult pool we didn't go to, and we stayed at the main pool, but checked out all the rest. Plenty of options. The draw of the main pool is the availability of the bar and food, but you can also order delivery from their restaurant to any location. Look at the map before you book. There's roads throughout the island, but if you're walking, there's a maze of awesome paths to explore to get from point A to C. The mini-golf is a series of putting greens. Fun, but be prepared that it's not windmills and volcanoes. Both Barefoot Bar and Tidal are great to eat at. Barefoot is more kid-friendly and if you want, a bar to party at. It's not where you'd go to necessarilly party, but you can have a good time there. Both have amazing views and Barefoot also has easy access for kids to feed koi and ducks. Props to Ashleigh for being on it during a crowded evening. On-site market has enough snacks to get you buy, but if you're the kind that really needs to bring in food, Vons and Ralph's in Pacific Beach have got you covered. My only gripe is that the main pool's food options are super limited, and the drinks were very expensive. That is typical of a resort, but I still found that a bit on the higher end. The staff at the bar was incredible. Also, no one likes resort fees. Or parking fees. I HIGHLY recommend the "park and play" deal to absorb those costs. I did the math, and it was well worth it. Local pro-tips: The hotel is on the bay, not the ocean. For out-of-towners, that means no waves. Better for paddleboarding and swimming. If you think you want to surf, PB and La Jolla Shores are nearby (La Jolla is best for lessons, but more of a drive). But the beach is great. Seaworld is literally around the corner. You could probably walk it. If you buy groceries, you can hit Von's in Pacific Beach. You can walk your dog on the beach with a leash. If you want to go off-leash, look at Fiesta Island or Dog Beach in Ocean Beach (Dog Beach in OB if you want to stay for food or drinks). Both are great and nearby. If your kid's (or you) skateboard, the Ocean Beach Skatepark is about 2 miles away, and Linda Vista is about 5. OB has small bowls, and Linda Vista has larger (in height), more varied terrain and a "Street League" style course. Both are pretty big parks, and I'd recommend going early to avoid crowds. They're free and open at dawn. read more

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Spa review: I saw Melody for the fountain of youth facial and it was incredible. She was calming and educational while reviewing my skin and then created a quiet space for relaxation for the rest of the time. It's been 48 hours and my skin feels rich and hydrated. I usually wash my face daily but I haven't wanted to until now. Ran a cotton round with toner before just to see beforehand and it was still completely clean. I tragically left my samples in the provided robe but I've already ordered her recommended products. 10/10!! read more

Definitely WOULD NOT recommend this "resort" unless you want to party all day and bbq in front of other units where people are staying and Blocking their patio right outside their front door. Do not come here if you want to relax or have a quiet get away . ... and if you want that really, really late CHECK IN . They will make sure to get your room ready 2 hours after check in at 4:00. It is a great place if you book only one room for the night especially one that is on the beach then you can invite 20 or 30 people over and host your parties! There are obviously no rules or limits for on the grass or the walkway in front of your unit (and the beach is public) when staying here soooo... party on!!!! And invite everyone you know!!! Such a sad stay with my family :( read more

We have been coming here regularly, but after our last stay, never again. The management has gone completely downhill. They seem understaffed. If staying on a holiday weekend, there is at least a 1 hour wait to eat. Many illegal fire works on the bay very close to the rooms well into the early AM hours. Plenty of better places to stay around SD. read more

Honestly one of the best resorts in San Diego. The views are amazing! The bungalows/suites are nice and private and the staff is always nice. The food on site at the resort is ok and the miniature golf and bikes that come with your stay are paid by the resort fee. I was able to charge my car free and overall my view was amazing! Clean rooms and when they can the staff will go out of their way to make your stay memorable. read more

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Had a company Christmas party held in the Main Ballroom here this year. Still feels weird to have it be co-hosted with a sister company, but whatever. As a result, the giant ballroom was packed to the gills. It was a decent party, and I thought the ballroom space was big enough to hold everything and everyone in there. The bathroom near the ballroom was nice and clean. Beyond that, the place was okay. Nothing to write home about. read more

We booked 4 nights at Paradise Point Resort based on reviews on Trip Advisor that rated it highly for San Diego vacay spots for kids. I'll start with the pluses--the grounds are really pretty. There's a fun scavenger hunt to do with kids to see the property. There's a ton of cool birds and wildlife. My kids loved feeding the ducks (you can buy duck food in the resort store) and looking at the fish in the lagoon. We stayed lagoon side versus bay side and the landscaping outside our patio was really tranquil--even the pushy ducks were cute. The bell captain was very informative about the amenities and welcoming. There are some free activities--mini golf, yoga. The main pool is shallow enough small kids can play in it and it's heated for those chilly mornings. The cons--generally I felt nickled and dimed. This resort isn't cheap. By the time you book, the rate is already $100+ higher than what is originally shown with fees of various kinds. Then you get to the property and it's another $40 a night for parking. Food is expensive on property and there are very limited options. The bonfires that look free on the website are $200 if they build it and put out chairs though you can buy wood for $15 and build your own. I'd recommend bringing all your own bonfire/s'more supplies. There are 0 amenities on the beach. If you are staying on the bay side you can drag your patio chairs down. You'll need to bring your own chairs, umbrellas, and towels. There aren't even stations to wash the sand off your feet. While there are some free activities, the list of those activities you get handed at check in doesn't match what you can book online--hello, disappointed kids. While the rooms are "bungalow style" they're duplex bungalows so you'll be in really close contact with another family who may be cool or really loud and steal your patio chairs. Finally, while the main pool was nice it was incredibility crowded on the weekend. The smaller pools were virtually empty but for some reason the water was uncomfortably hot. We had considerably more fun once the weekend crowd left. On a whole, we enjoyed our stay, but given how much we ended up spending, we'll probably stay someplace higher end next time with more amenities/activities. read more

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We just stayed there 1 night. Visiting S.D. to see granddaughters. Always loved the area and the tropical vibe. The room was a bit outdated. The worst part of this stay was the terrible quality of the bed sheets. They were old and although they were clean, they felt like sandpaper, rough and scratchy. The pillows were very small as well and smelled like onions. Will need to rethink staying here in the future!!! read more

Pros: Resort is absolutely beautiful placement is perfect, the condo style rooms were nice and private Cons: you pay $50 per night (non refundable) for resort fees but when I needed something I'd call the office and never got any help unless I personally went up to the office to get what I needed, towels, toilet paper, etc.. then they charge $46 per night (non refundable) for parking which I think is ridiculous, one vehicle should be include especially since you get your own parking spot. Just my opinion. read more

Paradise Point is one of my favorite places in San Diego. It's located on Vacation Rd. for a reason! Looking around the resort it definitely feels as though you are somewhere else-it's gorgeous. The Barefoot Bar is the best! A perfect place to dock your boat and grab a delicious brunch and drink. The service is nothing but the best. If you are planning your stay or better yet your wedding I recommend talking to the Hotel Sales Manager Azzurra and Banquet Manager Oscar they are both helpful and excellent to work with! I recently coordinated a wedding 10.02.22 At Pine Hill & BayView -Deck Venues it was stunning! Thank you Paradise Point for the amazing hospitality! -Heidi H.events read more

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Ok, let's start by saying we paid $360 for a night in this hotel, and it's not even the oceanfront! Also they included $40 resort fee and $40 parking fee, without notifying! I could consider this price reasonable, but this hotel wasn't worth it at all. 1. Nothing special about the room, simple and clean, thanks for that 2. Nothing to do at the island. Only one restaurant "barefoot" with the most tasteless dishes I've ever tried 3. Beach is terrible and full of sand fleas (which are extremely dangerous if they get under your skin) 4. Switcher in the bathroom organized a disco party at night. It was impossible to turn off because it's automatic. So we were sleeping covered by blanket because light was disturbing us for all night. I have 1 minute video where I tried to turn it off but nothing worked and light continued to switch every second. So sorry I can't upload it here 5.1 What is "spa" here? Swimming pool and jacuzzi? Alright, I have the same at my own apartments 5.2 Oh yes! Water is dirty in all swimming pools. 6. We arrived with friends and we were settled in completely different buildings, although there was no one in the rooms next to us. We asked to stay closer but they refused ‍ It was just waste of money and I highly don't recommend visiting it. For that price you could at least clean swimming pools and repair the switchers. There's only one part: nice botanical garden with ducks. But to see it you don't need to stay in this hotel read more

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the customer service is awful, and rude. cannot cast a movie from any device, regardless of of having supposedly a "smart tv". no activities on site, must go to a sister resort . then severely restricted at that resort. worse experience ever read more

We stayed there this past weekend from Friday-Sunday. The rooms are very spacious. I stayed with my husband and two teenage boys and the room had plenty of space. We stayed in room 300, which had a view of lagoon. Room was clean and came with a fridge. So many activities to do with the kids, played miniature golf, went of bike ride and of course they loved the pools. Staff in the main pool was amazing, especially bartender Nicole. She was absolutely amazing and remember us the following day. The food was delicious, especially the nachos. I would recommend that you bring your own drinks because that adds up very fast. My family and I also rented a boat on the island and it was absolutely beautiful. I would highly recommend this resort!! We hope to go again in July. read more

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Booked here for a mini staycation for my husband and I so we can freely celebrate a special occasion. The resort itself is beautiful and all staff were very welcoming and courteous. However, the reason for this review is to individually point out one gal that stood out far above the rest: Rebecca! I called the front desk upon arriving to our room, to mention a possible inconvenience that may had occurred if we had stayed in that room (for the children next doors sake ). Rebecca went above and beyond, truly, to accommodate everyone involved. She quickly moved us to a new (and let's not forget to mention immaculate) room, to help us better celebrate our occasion. Even had a gentleman bring us the key to our new room! It's the small gestures that count, which showcase the fine qualities of a human being that create the energy and guest experience at any establishment, after all. Rebecca single handedly helped us have the experience of a lifetime at your resort, through her consideration & understanding. On a side note, we are always exploring different venues for our adventures but I believe we have found our frequent staycation place at Paradise Point! We will definitely be visiting on a monthly basis, booking the same room Rebecca showed us. It was perfect! Rebecca, a big shout out to you for helping us create a magically stunning evening! We hope to be able to meet you in person next time, for a thank you and a smile, face to face! Thanks again, you're amazing!!! read more

Paradise Point - We created our own ambience by bringing some lights- the room was perfect for our vision!! - Resorts Near Me - San Diego, California

Disability Warning: My husband and I recently stayed at Paradise Point for my birthday. We got to our room later in the evening as we had a full day spending time with friends and going out to dinner, so by the time we got back to the room, we were exhausted. I have multiple autoimmune diseases and, due to that, have a disability parking placard. I do not look disabled, to be honest; mostly, I have a tough time walking long distances or can pass out if I exert too much energy. I don't necessarily need the amenities that come with an accessible room, and generally, the showers are designed in a way that makes it worse for me to use with my disorders. When we arrived at our room, we noticed that there were two open disability parking spaces next to the front door, so we parked in one, put my disability parking placard on the rearview mirror, and our parking pass from the resort, giving us the ability to park at the resort. No harm, no foul, right? Wrong. We got to our room around 9 p.m., and within 20 minutes of arrival, we had a knock on our door, which we thought was odd. It was a man complaining that we had parked in the disability parking spot, as it was "reserved" for his room. Okay, that's understandable; apparently, they have ADA rooms, which would make complete sense, except when asked, he did not have a parking placard. I was not going to move my car to park further away from my room so that this man could illegally park in the spot, so my husband called the front desk; the entire time this was happening, this man was standing at our door yelling at me that he needs us to move. My husband eventually gets a manager on the phone, and she tells us that we need to move our car, that the disability parking spaces are reserved for the ADA rooms, and that she was suggesting that this man should instead illegally park in the spot. Even after explaining to the manager multiple times that the ADA would have a field day with what was happening, she refused to listen, even telling us that because it was private parking, the ADA laws do not take precedence. She then asked me why we did not book an ADA room, which I found to be rude, as just because I am disabled, it does not mean I need to. I eventually told the man at our door that he could call the front desk and work out an option for parking, as I was not moving my car so that he could illegally park there, and closed the door. Before writing this review, I contacted the hotel to discuss what had happened and how I did not appreciate how it was handled. The email I received back was just a reiteration of the assigned parking spaces, how I should have parked in my own space, and did not even attempt to tackle how the hotel would rather have a person illegally park in a disabled space, which could at least incur them a $250 fine and have their car towed. I am not exactly sure how this could have been better handled; maybe they need to remove the ADA signs in general and have the ADA rooms have those reserved spaces; they don't need signs in that case, or they could have non-reserved disability spaces. I gave it two stars because the resort was beautiful, and our room on the bay was a refreshing place to lay our heads down for the night. read more

Had lovely staycation here. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. The property is beautiful with lots to see. The spa is a nice retreat with private sauna, steam room and jacuzzi. They gave us a complimentary bottle of Champagne with our couples massage(Carrie and Desiree were amazing therapists) Barefoot bar and grill was a nice place by the boat dock to grab a drink and a bite to eat while watching the sunset. The staff there is very friendly. Also a cool little area where you can see baby sharks swimming through. Dinner at Tidal was delicious and Michelle our server was awesome. We will definitely stay here again. read more

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My wife and I spent three nights over the Christmas holiday at Paradise Point Resort. It is a beautiful setting and the rooms are nice however I felt a few things were a miss! They will sell you wine at their store but the room had no glasses (only paper coffee cups), there were no robes in the room and no hand/body lotion. Room service did not show on the second day so we had to call the front desk to get our coffee bar restocked! A resort fee and a parking fee is in addition to the room cost! With the additional charges I expect these amenities. And take some of that money and find out why there is an overpowering smell of raw sewage that hits you as you walk the grounds. Exposed pipe and conduit is clearly visible in front of the bar as seen from the dock. If you are advertising and charging as a resort then live up to hype and be a resort! read more

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Amazing place. Very nice staff! Clean and nice furniture. A perfect stay with the kids. Recommended!

Disappointing stay at Paradise Point. - We weren't able to check-in early because their wifi was down on the resort all day - Our room wasn't available for check-in until 6:30pm - We finally checked in after dinner around 9pm and the room was completely not ready for guests. There were no sheets on the beds, trash cans everywhere - it was a mess. All they did was offer to comp the one night, even thought it's already the evening and we haven't gotten to use the room. We weren't even offered a new room that was ready. We literally had to stand outside in the dark with all our things and just wait for our the cleaning crew. Not worth the price IMO read more

This is my 3rd visit to this amazing resort. The first visit was in 2000, second around 2011 and lastly this past week. The resort just gets better and better. It's on its on island. Water sports, access to the bay, great restaurants, 7 pools, bungalow rooms, beautiful grounds. I would highly recommend. Such a great vibe and friendly helpful staff!! read more

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This is a hidden gem! Felt just like I was in paradise, with all the tropical music playing, the decor of the room and then entire resort....just absolutely AMAZING! Customer Service was SPECTACULOR! From the minute we drove up to check in, we were greeted with a smile =) Everywhere we went the employees asked if we need/wanted anything, took pics of us (for us), gave our dogs cookies, shuttled us around with their go karts (just a phone call away), delivered towels to our room/bungalow w/in minutes of requesting them.... Cleanliness-AMAZING! Even though you are RIGHT on the bay and there is sand at your door step, the room was SO CLEAN! They even leave you a broom to sweep your room should you bring in the sand with you (like we did). Price-You're getting what you pay for...steps from the Bay, views to die for, a Restaurants-Although we only dined one night at the Barefoot Bar and found it to be a little pricey, the food was delicious! The waiter Jason was amazing and being able to watch the sunset from our table was breath taking! -Special compliment to Christopher! He saw my mom and I trying to take a selfie and not only did he offer to take the picture for us he brought out dogs treats! Then a few hours later I called for a shuttle to the pool and he picked us up.....and then again a few hours later took us back to our bungalow. He was VERY polite, drove safe, and just needed to be recognized for his outstanding service- I hope to stay again soon, but knowing that summer time is coming and this is a resort where families can go to (so many activities for kids)....I might stay away until it's a slower season! Absolutely the best staff, and beautifully decorated rooms! read more

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