1910 downtown landmark hotel with 270 rooms — The Luxury Collection's San Diego property in the Gaslamp Quarter.
The US Grant opened in 1910 in downtown San Diego, built by Ulysses S. Grant Jr. as a memorial to his father. The 270-room property underwent a full restoration in 2006, preserving the Beaux-Arts facade and public spaces while modernizing guest rooms. The hotel sits at the edge of the Gaslamp Quarte
Walking through the restored 1910 lobby — the Beaux-Arts detailing and scale give a sense of San Diego's pre-war civic ambition that no other property in the city preserves.
Spacious two-story layout, inviting living and dining spaces, 9th floor balcony.
Known for luxurious amenities, magnet for politicians, high-ranking military officials, dignitaries, and celebrities.
Vibe: Beaux-Arts, Gaslamp-Quarter, Grand-Hotel, 1910-Landmark
The US Grant, A Luxury Collection Hotel, San Diego is featured in 2 of our curated collections:
Best time: The best months are March and October due to pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
Demand: Seasonal demand peaks during summer and winter holidays. Spring and fall offer moderate demand allowing for a more exclusive experience.
Pricing: Ultra-luxury property rates soar during high season mid-June to August and December to January. Low seasons like March and October offer more competitive pricing.
Insider tip: Consider booking exclusive experiences such as private yacht charters or gourmet dining in hidden gems during shoulder seasons.
Avoid: Avoid visiting during peak summer months of July and August due to overcrowding and inflated prices.