Highly recommend this place! Came once for Christmas and another time on a whim! We loved both…read moretimes. Especially the jacuzzi bath tub In the main room.

I went here for Memorial Day weekend, "Hillcrest" more like "Hellcrest". The beds were harder than…read morediamond, the room service did not come to my room when I asked for pillows. I suggest to not come here

Rejuvenating oasis with all the amenities at a great price! Been traveling all over the country and…read moreI have stayed in many different hotels and apartments, so I have a decent amount of places to compare to this fantastic studio. I was impressed with all the little extras like organic soap (made locally), luxurious shower with two different heads, reverse osmosis drinking water, free wi-fi and cable. It was also nice to get to do my laundry there (another freebie) while sitting in the hammock under an amazingly fragrant trumpet tree. It felt good to know that the owner of this property cares enough about the environment to install solar panels on this property. When was the last time you noticed solar panels on the local Marriott? The location to this place was so conveniently located to Balboa Park as well as South and North Park my girlfriend and I usually just rode our bikes. I can't wait for my return trip to San Diego because I will be definitely staying at the Eco Studio again. Thank you to the extremely hospitable Sean for making our San Diego stay so memorable!

From the owner: Solar panels Grey water…read moreCulligan drinking water Walk to balboa park

Waiting for a graduation in a hot and stuffy foyer. Why won't meeting /convention centers open…read moretheir doors until the last minute.. Not very customer friendly.

Took my family on a little vacation to San Diego and had a wonderful stay at the Inn at the Park…read more I stayed in a studio suite and was really happy with how spacious it was! It had a full kitchen, big bathroom, nice closet, and a smart TV -- super convenient and comfy. The rooftop deck was a great bonus too, with two grills and plenty of space to hang out. The hotel also has laundry facilities and gym. The location is perfect -- right across from Balboa Park, a quick drive to restaurants, and there's even a 7-eleven across the street for last-minute snacks. Parking is valet-only at $30 a night. We were fortunate enough to find free street parking every day in front of the hotel. Just a heads-up: this is a timeshare property, so be prepared for staff trying to get you to attend a 90-minute presentation. If you're not interested, just politely decline. Other than that, it was a great stay for the price and location -- I'd definitely come back!

Irecently visited Inn at the Park to attend a presentation about Wyndham Hotels & Resorts on March…read more11, 2026. I made a mistake filling out the information and wasn't able to participate. I remember years ago they used to offer free debit cards through Wyndham, but that promotion is no longer available. I gave the hotel 3 stars because it felt like a very basic, modern property. Nothing particularly extravagant, even in the lobby. I did enjoy browsing the snacks available for purchase in the lobby.

The room I rented was a 10' x 9' space with a ceiling height of 6', divided in half by a partition…read morecobbled together of corrugated steel roofing panels and bare two-by-fours. This partition was built directly against the bed, thereby requiring one person to crawl over the other in order to get to the toilet. The door to that toilet is a sliding piece of sharp-edged sheet metal, which cannot be opened or closed quietly. There is no window in the room, and obtaining any outside air required leaving the door open. However, there's no security- or screen door, so that's not an option. Besides, the dryer from the utility room vents right next to the entry to the room I rented; thus, the room's air was either filled with dryer fumes if the entry door was open, or a stale mix of unfinished drywall and bare lumber odors if it was shut. The overall effect was that of staying in a cramped, dank corner of someone's badly converted garage. My wife was simply unable to breath, and although I paid for a stay of four nights, we left after one. I requested a refund on our unused nights' lodging, which the property owner declined to provide. He also said he'd take legal action if I posted a negative review of my stay, so I've limited my comments to those whose veracity may be unquestionably confirmed. And of course I'll delete this posting if the owner provides a copy of the building permit for the conversion of the room I rented. I've posted a few photos of that room. Take a look for yourself, and see if you'd pay 74 bucks for a night's stay. I certainly wouldn't have, if the owner's photos advertising this room had been as revealing as the photos I've shared here.

In my line of work I travel so much I'm practically homeless. I end up staying in so many hotels…read morethat they all start looking alike, to the point where if they shift a couch location on me I pull a Dick Van Dyke and fall over it every morning for a while. That being said, if you're a frequent traveler you know it's the little things like having a proper kitchen and living room that makes the difference between a home away from home and an art-deco furnished solitary confinement cell. Even if you don't travel that much it's still nicer to stay at a comfortable and more social place in my opinion and upfront San Diego fits the bill. Just check the site for pictures and that should be enough; the house is basically soundproof from the outside noise so no worries about being disturbed, the beds are extremely comfortable and the outside deck areas are extremely relaxing. All in all it's as close as you'll get to home on the road and for a lot less than any comparable hotel you'll find in the area.

Almost seven years later, I've now stayed at this property a couple more times and still recommend…read moreit. Most recently we stayed in room 555 as a family and had no issues. Rates were competitive online, service was friendly at check-in and from cleaning staff, parking and wifi are free, and the room was safe, clean and comfortable, which is all I really ask for. The property seems to have had a face lift and the buildings have been repainted for a vintage vibe, there's plenty of plants and flowers on property, making it feel more like a resort and less like a motel. If there's anything to note, I would say that the gap under the bottom of the door is a bit large so bugs could easily get in - but we did not see any, and carpets were exceptionally clean.

Do NOT stay here!!!! Rooms smell so old and musty, bed sheets feel dirty, towels are cheap, shower…read moreand bathroom don't have vents or a shower liner, and everything is old and horribly maintained. You could hear everything happening outside your room too - surrounding area is very loud. The pictures on their website and other booking sites are not accurate AT ALL! Please save your money and stay somewhere else. Staff was not helpful or welcoming either.

Had a great 3-week stay at Mudville Flats. It's located in a great neighborhood with lots to do in…read morewalking distance, yet once inside it is quiet and peaceful. The apartment is large yet cozy with a very comfortable bed and full kitchen. My apartment also had access to a private outside deck and well appointed backyard/patio - great for taking my meals and catching a few rays. Linda is a lovely host. I highly recommend and will definitely stay at Mudville flats again.

Very spacious and comfy. Historical atmosphere and feel. This was fun! I plan to stay here again.read more

Kathy and John are the best. Combine that with a great room, a great location and a great price…read moreyou can't go wrong. If you are coming to San Diego for vacation Kathy will hook you up with a great short term rental! Highly reccomended. I had such a great time staying with them I ended up moving to San Diego !

we wanted to stay in the studio because it was an excellent location for our trip and a happy…read morealternative to impersonal hotel stays. kathy was so accomodating. she took off fees and taxes and another $50 from the total bill because we had to switch rooms midstay, which would have been no problem for us. she even offered to pick us up from the airport. now that's hospitality. our plans changed and we were unable to stay with her and john but we definitely wanted to pass on to yelpers that these are wonderful people.