InterContinental San Diego Hotel Review | Is It Worth It Before a Cruise?
🏨 Looking for a hotel near the San Diego cruise port? We stayed at the InterContinental San Diego the night before our cruise and are sharing our honest review to help you decide whether it's worth booking before your sailing. In this video, we tour our king room, review the hotel's restaurants and amenities, discuss the pros and cons, and share our experience walking to the cruise terminal on embarkation day. Our room was originally priced at $588.08 for one night, including taxes and hotel fees. We used our Capital One Venture X travel credit and received additional booking benefits, which helped make the stay more worthwhile. But would we recommend this hotel if you're paying the full price? Watch our review to find out! ✨ IN THIS VIDEO 00:00 Introduction 00:30 Hotel Location, Room Rate & Booking Benefits 01:25 Our King Room Tour 02:45 Hotel Amenities & Dining 04:08 Is It Good Before a Cruise? 05:37 Pros & Cons 06:01 Is It Worth the Price? 07:06 Our Final Verdict 📍 HOTEL HIGHLIGHTS • Less than a five-minute walk to the San Diego cruise terminal • King room with floor-to-ceiling windows • On-site dining at Garibaldi and Vistal • Rooftop pool, gym, and outdoor seating areas • Convenient access to the waterfront, coffee shops, and Little Italy 🚢 OUR CRUISE PORT EXPERIENCE One of the biggest advantages of this hotel was how easy it made embarkation day. We left the hotel around 1:25 p.m. and were in line to board by approximately 1:30 p.m. Whether you're sailing with Disney Cruise Line or another cruise line departing from the Port of San Diego, staying nearby can make the start of your vacation much more convenient. ⭐ OUR RATING: 8/10 We loved the location, dining options, and amenities, but was the experience worth the price? We share our honest thoughts in the full review. If you enjoy honest hotel reviews, cruise experiences, and practical travel tips, subscribe to CastleHoppers for more! #SanDiegoCruisePort #SanDiegoHotelReview #CruiseTravel