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"Clean room"

"We appreciate the check-in procedure with one of your great staff named Aronze. She made the check-in procedure convenient. We did not avail ourselves of having our rooms cleaned for the three days we stayed. However, we did ask for additional towels and paper cups which a maintenance person cleaning other rooms graciously gave us. Regarding the safe box in the room - it doesnt work (it kept indicating/flashing CLOSED). I know I could have asked for it to be fixed but we are busy/on a schedule and dont have the time to wait for a repair person. We like the convenient location of the hotel to nearby restaurants, bakeries, and shops. This is why I chose this particular Marriott. Thank you for asking our opinion regarding our Marriott stay. "

"The Manchester Grand Hyatt is our go to hotel in San Diego due to its convenient location by the Seaport Village and many restaurants and shops. We have stayed there several times and always enjoy the scenic views from our room and the hospitality of the hotel staff. The breakfast buffet has a large variety of offerings including an omelette station. The MarketOne Cafe downstairs has many items including delicious pastries and other food and drink items. It is always a great experience to stay at the Manchester Grand Hyatt in San Diego."

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"Close to freeway restaurants and stores "

" Fast check in"

"The place was well maintained and very clean. Unfortunately, its very close to a major highway and it can be noisy. At least, in the room i stayed in, which was parallel to the street. "

"Really good place to stay"

"Staff really went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable. The location is very convenient. We ended up taking the bus to and from the airport and hotel. The Gaslamp district is a quick walk and so was the waterfront. If you can, you should take the free walking tour and then.give her a good tip. We learned.a lot of San Diego history. I had no idea Wyatt Earp had a poker hall there, nor that Charles Lindburg stayed at the WMCA just down the street while he built the Spirit of St Louis. The Nespresso machine in the room was very nice too. We also enjoyed the free bikes and rode them to Balboa Park."