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The Classic Room, 2 Queen Beds (Water View) at InterContinental San Diego offers 398 sq. ft. of thoughtfully appointed space with sweeping bay and harbor views. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the waterfront outlook and blackout drapes ensure restful daylight control, while air conditioning and heating maintain comfort during your stay. Accessible options are available to meet varied needs.
This one-bedroom layout sleeps 4 on two Queen Beds with premium, hypo-allergenic bedding and crisp bed linens. The room includes a private bathroom with a bathtub or shower and a bathroom grab bar where indicated; designer toiletries, shampoo, soap, toilet paper and towels are provided, and a toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request. Practical touches such as a desk with chair, hair dryer and a 57-inch smart TV with premium channels make the room suitable for both family time and work.
Complimentary wired internet keeps you connected, and in-room conveniences include a minibar, coffee and tea maker, and free bottled water. The hotel is family friendly: connecting rooms and a complimentary crib can be arranged, while rollaway/extra beds are not available. Limited-hours room service is offered for in-room dining. Booking this Classic Room places you on San Diego’s downtown waterfront at InterContinental San Diego, with easy access to the hotel’s dining venues, rooftop amenities and the surrounding Embarcadero attractions.






























This room faces the water, with bay and harbor views framed by floor-to-ceiling windows. Blackout drapes let you darken the room when you want to sleep in. It sits on the downtown waterfront, so the outlook is part of the InterContinental San Diego setting.
Yes. InterContinental San Diego is family friendly, and this room offers two Queen beds, a free crib and a 57-inch smart TV. Connecting rooms are available if your group needs more space. The rooftop pool welcomes all ages, with children under 3 free on day passes.
The room has a private bathroom with a bathtub or shower, designer toiletries, shampoo, soap, towels and a hair dryer. A toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request. A grab bar is provided where indicated, and accessible options are available.
You get free bottled water, a coffee and tea maker, a minibar, free wired internet and free local calls. The hotel also charges a mandatory nightly resort fee, which covers pool access, the fitness center, the in-room safe, the business center and concierge service. The amount can vary by booking channel and date, so check it when you reserve.
Vistal Bar + Restaurant on the third floor serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with bay views. Garibaldi is a rooftop Italian restaurant, open Thursday to Sunday evenings and closed Monday to Wednesday. Seneca Trattoria on the 19th floor serves Roman-inspired Italian. The Layover pool bar is on the fourth floor, and there is a Starbucks on site. Room service runs limited hours.
The heated rooftop pool is on the 4th floor, overlooking San Diego Bay. It has lounge chairs, fire pits and reservable cabanas, and the Layover bar is next to it. Pool hours are generally morning to evening. The fitness center is open 24 hours and has bay views and an outdoor yoga terrace.
The USS Midway Museum and the cruise terminal are each about a 10-minute walk away. Seaport Village is about 0.5 miles, Little Italy about 0.6 miles and the Gaslamp Quarter about 1 mile. The Coronado ferry leaves from Broadway Pier nearby. San Diego International Airport is a 10–12 minute drive.
On-site self-parking is USD 57 per day and valet is USD 69 per day, both with in-and-out privileges. Rates can vary by booking source and date. EV charging is available on site at USD 2.25 per hour. Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM.
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