2016/Travel

Travel and hotel information coming soon.

The San Diego Central Library is located in the Gaslamp Quarter of San Diego. Lodging in the area is generally higher than in outlying areas, but inexpensive options do exist.

Gaslamp Quarter

• The Hostel International (HI) Downtown San Diego is the best bargain within the Gaslamp Quarter. Shared dormitory-style rooms are very inexpensive and private rooms with shared bathrooms are much less expensive than any hotel in the area. Anyone who can ask for a AAA or other discount can, most likely, get a 10%-15% discount on room rates.

• Market Street and south (closest to venue):
  • Hotel Z, (a block south of Market Street on 6th, no star rating but user reviews seem to really like it)$158
  • Hotel Indigo (4 star) $189
  • Horton Grand (Island Ave, 3 star) $167
  • Residence Inn San Diego (6th and J street, 3-star) $184

• Moving north of Market Street up to about Broadway (give or take a couple blocks):
  • Ramada Gaslamp Convention Center (F street, rated 3-star) $118
  • Comfort Inn Gaslamp Convention Center (G Street, rated 2-star- one block N of Market Street) $132
  • Gaslamp Plaza Suites (E street & 5th, 3 star) $149
  • The Westin San Diego $186 (there’s another Westin nearby at about $200)
  • Courtyard by Marriott Downtown (Broadway) $179
• The Keating (F street 4-star) $171
  • Sofia Hotel Downtown (on W Broadway) $147
  • The Bristol (1 block N of Broaday & 1st) $148
  • Kimpton Hotel Palomar (Broadway and 5th) $194 (Also a Kimpton Solamar that’s more expensive)
  • Westgate Hotel (Broadway) $183
  • Wyndham Harbor Lights (5th and E) $152

• Farther north, in the vicinity of A street and Ash street— between 6th and 10th — closer to Balboa Park by the I-5 cloverleaf:
  • Day’s Inn ($103)
  • Red Roof Inn ($102)
  • Holiday Inn Express Downtown ($150)
  • Marriott Vacation Club Pulse ( on A street) $149
  • Best Western Cabrillo Garden Inn (on A street) $149