Detailed review & photos “Residence Inn by Marriott San Diego North/San Marcos”

The hotel faces the highway exit and was very noticeable.

There was a parking lot in front of the hotel.

The building was cream colored and had a soft feel to it.

The entrance had double doors.

There is a front desk on the left after entering the hotel.

First floor elevator hall.

Guest room elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

The rooms were very big. There is a full kitchen and a living room. On the left side of the living room was a bedroom and a bathroom connected to it.

A desk and in the living room.

There is a sofa that turns into a bed.

There was also a TV across the sofa. By the way, this photo was taken during the day, and it was a very comfortable room with light coming in through the window.

There were drawers under the TV.

There was a door behind the sofa, and I assumed that it was a connecting room.

The living room seen from the window.

The bedroom was on the left side of the living room. The mattress was just the right hardness and I was able to sleep very well.

On the bedside table was a phone, memo set and an alarm. There were also drawers, so it was possible to store small things inside.

There was a TV diagonally from the bed.

There was a big window.

From the window I could see the parking lot and mountains in the distance, so it was not a particularly nice view, but the light was pleasant during the day.

The bathroom was not as large as the living room or bedroom, but it was kept clean. The bathroom had a bathtub with integrated shower, and a TEA TREE brand shampoo, conditioner, and body soap were prepared above the bathtub. The quality was that of a typical hotel.

The shower was fixed on the wall and the water pressure was just right.

There was a drawing hung on the wall above the toilet.

There was had soap and cleansing prepared on the sink. Cleansing is non-alcoholic and gentle on the skin.

There was a hair dryer.

The bedroom seen from the TV.

There was a closet opposite the sink. The closet door was a full-length mirror. There was an iron, ironing board, spare blankets and sheets in the closet. There was plenty of storage space, so I thought it would be fine for a long stay.

There was a fully equipped kitchen.

There were cups, glasses and tableware as well as a toaster and kitchen papers.

There was a big fridge, but there was nothing inside.

There was also a table for two beside of the kitchen. On the table was regular coffee, decaf, tea and popcorn. Popcorn is a service unique to Residence Inn, which is interesting.

Guests can have free breakfast in the morning.

Cereal and bread.

Scrambled eggs and sausages.

Breakfast example.

There was a vending machine next to the front desk. You can buy drinks and snacks.

There was also ice cream, frozen pizza, beer, wine, and so on.

The hotel had an outdoor pool and was accessible with a key. There were parasols and deck chairs around the pool. I saw children playing in the morning once, but other than that, it was very empty.

A jacuzzi next to the pool.

The pool was lit up at night.

There was a gym that is open 24 hours a day.

At the lounge there was a billiard table.

There was a BBQ grill in the courtyard, and I enjoyed BBQ here. The materials were purchased at the supermarket before check-in. The staff prepared the fire for me, and I was very excited.

There was a laundry room with plenty of machines.

Next to the front desk was a printer and computers.

On the first floor were pamphlets.

A shopping mall with many shops.

An organic supermarket 5 minutes away from the hotel.

Children from Hawaii’s soccer tournament were staying. Parents and coaches were friendly and nice to talk to. Others guests were mainly tourists. The hotel rooms were fully booked when I stayed.