Coronado Island Inn

“It was cleaner than other places”

Our room was cute and clean. The bathroom was clean. Front desk was helpful, kind and pleasant. It was a good price. The beds were too loud. I'm old and have to turn often or else I have pain. The street it's on is busy but it's out of their control. Overall, my kids and I enjoyed our stay. But n… more

Our room was cute and clean. The bathroom was clean. Front desk was helpful, kind and pleasant. It was a good price. The beds were too loud. I'm old and have to turn often or else I have pain. The street it's on is busy but it's out of their control. Overall, my kids and I enjoyed our stay. But next time we'll stay at the Coronado Inn instead of the Coronado Island so that we don't have to cross the street to get to the pool.

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“Good for a few days.”

Room was clean but small. Convenient to everything. Location was very noisy in the morning. I prefer the inn across the street . Not enough outlets for 2 people and electronics . It is dog friendly and served our few days well. Wish it had more amenities. There is no on site manager or staff .

“comfortable and convenient stay”

the bed was very comfortable. I wish they had blackout curtains as the new improved lighting was very bright in the room at night. The water pressure was good and newly updated rooms but the temperature was lukewarm for me. I honestly parked the car and walked everywhere. The market down the street… more

the bed was very comfortable. I wish they had blackout curtains as the new improved lighting was very bright in the room at night. The water pressure was good and newly updated rooms but the temperature was lukewarm for me. I honestly parked the car and walked everywhere. The market down the street has all you need.

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“Not awful, but not worth the money.”

Granted that it was a holiday weekend, and hotels were price-gouging, this was a pretty sad room for 500.00/night. The good parts: comfortable beds and a roomy shower. From the 2nd-floor terrace, we had a good view of the 4th of July parade. The bad parts: I arrived after a long, hot drive, and … more

Granted that it was a holiday weekend, and hotels were price-gouging, this was a pretty sad room for 500.00/night. The good parts: comfortable beds and a roomy shower. From the 2nd-floor terrace, we had a good view of the 4th of July parade. The bad parts: I arrived after a long, hot drive, and just wanted to get into the room. But the hotel has no office. You have to go to a different hotel, across two busy intersections, to check in. The room has no chairs or table. A small nightstand was too far to reach from either bed, which was weird, because one bed was so close to the door that it was a trip hazard. The beds could easily be moved within reach of the nightstand. The window has blinds, but the door has a glass panel that can't be covered, so light shined into the room all night. There's no closet, just a small hanging bar that had no hangers (the office in the other hotel provided some when we asked later). The coffemaker had no cups or glasses, or coffee (again, we got some from the other office). Some of the towels were quite frayed, and the other office supplied more, but some of those were frayed, too. There's no counter in the bathroom, and what little space there is on the sink is taken up with two big containers, lotion and soap, that are affixed to the sink and can't be moved.

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