Commanding the heart of vibrant and dynamic downtown San Diego, THE US GRANT retains the region's legendary reign of superior luxury and warm hospitality. Built circa 1910, an unprecedented $56 million dollar renovation completed in 2006 has captured the historic ambiance of this landmark property to create a world-class urban sanctuary. The hotel's history and ownership's legacy will weave together ...
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Perhaps the most upscale of San Diego hotels, the US Grant is a historic property in the heart of Downtown San Diego. A recent massive renovation has transformed this property into something spectacular, blending new and old harmoniously into one. Guest rooms at the US Grant are upscale in feel, and deliver a tasteful blend of contemporary and historic. Those looking for perhaps the most impressive ...
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Tea at the US Grant is just the place to go to feel really pampered. Young ladies (and gentlemen) will enjoy the lace tablecloths, silver tea sets, and chandeliers set in the lobby of the US Grant Hotel for a special afternoon out. Teas, finger sandwiches, scones, crumpets and pastries are served on Royal Albert bone china. The Grant is happy to arrange a children's party, birthday party, or shower ...
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Now part of Starwood Hotels' Luxury Collection, this San Diego classic was built in 1910 by President Ulysses S. Grant's son. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it was closed for much of 2005 undergoing a $52 million renovation faithful to its origins, and it reopened in fall 2006 with its gilt, cut crystal, marble, and mahogany furnishings gleaming. The stately lobby recalls the ...
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In Short More than a few power breakfast, lunch and dinner meetings occur each day at The US Grant hotel's restaurant and lounge. In the evening, theatergoers replace the big-business movers and shakers for an elegant dinner menu of California cuisine including roasted lamb, wild king salmon,and spiced lobster cakes. Finish with a deconstructed root beer float--a build-your-own concoction ...
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on April 05, 2008, (Edited October 30, 2006)
After 21 painstaking months and a $52 million face-lift, the U.S. Grant Hotel reopened for business in October 2006. Located in the heart of the Gaslamp Quarter, directly across from Horton Plaza, the U.S. Grant Hotel originally opened in 1910 — a development in part by the president's son, Ulysses S. Grant Jr. The Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation purchased the property in 2003 and soon shut ...
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We stayed one night at this hotel with our 2 children. It was very nice and clean. The beds were very comfy. The rooms are not huge but they are perfect for 2 people!!! Well decorated. The best part of this hotel is were it is located. You can walk anywhere you need to go. Valet is pricey just like...
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I booked over 20 rooms at this hotel for my staff and the entire staff loved the hotel with the exception of one employee. I was given an upgrade to a Jr suite and my room was amazing. The room had a small area in the front for coffee and it opened into a small living room. The living area...
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Wonderful, beautiful, hotel, centrally located within walking distance to the harbor, the Gas Lamp District, the ballpark and a short drive to Coronado Island. The service was very good but the hotel was off just a little in a number of areas. The valet and doormen were wonderful, the reception personnel professional but I"m not sure about the concierge who...
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Every Memorial Day weekend, my husband and I go to San Diego. If you want to experience excellent customer service, stay at the US Grant. The hotel is impeccable. The bed was very comfortable, the bathroom spacious. The location is fantastic. You can walk to the mall and to the many restaurants in the Gas Lamp District. The only drawback...
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