Liberty Station

Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton San Diego Airport Liberty Station

Sophisticated and stylish, the Hampton Inn and Suites San Diego Airport Liberty Station blends classic with contemporary. The custom-designed hotel combines indoor and outdoor experiences with the comforts of San Diego's perfect year-round weather.

Courtyard by Marriott San Diego Airport Liberty Station

The cozy 200-room Courtyard by Marriott San Diego Airport Liberty Station is located within walking distance of Arts District Liberty Station, as well as numerous restaurants, shops and entertainment offerings. The hotel is set along the water and adjacent to a 46-acre park, giving guests easy access to a variety of recreational activities, including an outdoor pool, stand-up paddleboard and kayak rentals, and jogging paths.

TownePlace Suites by Marriott Liberty Station

The TownePlace Suites by Marriott San Diego Airport | Liberty Station helps you ease into life on the road with a perfectly located property and delightful views of the bay and city. Make yourself at home in this Navy-inspired, custom-built hotel with neighborhood-style accommodations.

Liberty Public Market

The food hall of Liberty Public Market offers plenty of meal options that can be enjoyed on spacious outdoor patios and neighboring grassy lawns, set amid Liberty Station's historic buildings and beautiful landscaping. Open daily, the popular market features a rustic environment and numerous vendors offering prepared foods, produce, fish, desserts and pastries, pasta, and much more.

Stone Brewing World Bistro and Gardens

Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens – Liberty Station encompasses more than 23,500-square-feet of indoor and outdoor dining space and bars along with a bocce ball court, outdoor cinema area, and 11,315-square-foot garden. Guests enjoy an eclectic menu of world-inspired cuisine and 40 exceptional craft beers on tap including Stone's year-round and special releases.

Officine Buona Forchetta

Neapolitan-style pies and Northern Italian entrees are baked in Officine Buona Forchetta's two gilded ovens - the true culinary stars at this Italian warehouse-style eatery. The "golden babies" Augusta and Sergio were made by hand in Naples with materials capable of withstanding the high temperatures typical of Neapolitan pizza-making. The restaurant also features a vintage Fiat automobile repurposed into a table for two.

Fig Tree Cafe and Breakfast Republic

A delicious way to start the day is sitting on the garden-like terrace of Fig Tree Café with an order of breakfast sushi. Or head to Breakfast Republic for an innovative menu with tasty takes on American classics such as Oreo pancakes, shrimp & grits and s'mores French toast.

Slater's 50/50

For lunch or dinner, Slater's 50/50 is the stop to make if you've got a craving for burgers, bacon or beer. The place takes it name from its half-and-half ground bacon and beef patties, but there are plant-based options here, too.

An abundance of museums, galleries, artist and design studios, dance companies and other arts organizations showcase San Diego's creative community at Arts District Liberty Station. This dynamic hub of arts and culture bursts with authenticity, heritage, creativity, and innovation and is a place to be entertained, explore, learn, create, and meet local artists. Visitors can stroll daily through Arts District Liberty Station and discover something new and wonderful each time.

Visions Museum of Textile Art

Most first-time visitors are amazed that contemporary quilt-making can create such spectacular fine art. In addition to permanent and seasonal exhibits, the Visions Museum of Textile Art also presents lectures and workshops by noted quilt and textile artists throughout the year.

New Americans Museum

The New Americans Museum makes it a mission to celebrate, preserve, disseminate and feature the stories of our country's newest immigrants. The museum seeks to be a catalyst for honoring America's recent past and future promise by providing inspiring educational, artistic and cultural programs to honor America's diverse immigrant experiences.

Dance Companies

There is certainly plenty to dance about in Liberty Station. Malashock Dance, a modern dance company, produces professional concert dance performances while offering training and classes. San Diego Dance Theater also provides modern dance excellence in performance and the classroom. San Diego Ballet redefines what most people would expect from ballet with inspired, provocative, and thrilling performances. And the Rosin Box Project, a contemporary ballet company, continues to raise the bar and push the limits of how dance is experienced.

Public Art

Liberty Station has championed, supported and encouraged public art since the first renovated buildings were opened at the former Naval Training Center (NTC). Liberty Station's public art pieces continue to help transform the historic, 100-acre former military training base into a thriving arts and culture destination for the community. The colorful "Greetings from the U.S. Naval Training Station" mural is an Instagrammer's delight. The piece was inspired by the vintage "Large Letter" postcard art popularized during the 1930s to 1950s.

Pigment

Shoppers and local artisans love this husband-and-wife-owned shop, which originally opened in 2007 in trendy North Park as an art gallery to showcase local artists. Pigment is recognized for design-savvy gifts, flora, and furniture with a heavy focus on the fundamentals of art and good design. The owners’ past relationships with the local artist and artisan communities still continue today to be a backbone of the Liberty Station shop. 

Moniker General

With community at its core, Moniker General is a retail shop and gathering spot featuring lifestyle and home goods, eyewear, custom furniture, and gifts in a spacious space shared with Moniker Coffee and Moniker Cocktail Co. People come together here to buy quality goods for a better life and home, whether its unique home goods and gifts, locally handmade bags, or handcrafted specialty cocktails and coffee.

Point Loma Tea

Point Loma Tea is a quaint shop located next to the Liberty Public Market. The owner, Sherryann Stevenson, is a Navy veteran and lifelong tea enthusiast. Her love for tea began as a kid growing up in Grenada in the Caribbean, where tea is part of everyday life. Explore specialty teas and related accessories at Point Loma Tea.

The Loma Club

Dating back to the 1900s, The Loma Club was originally part of the historic San Diego Country Club. The 9-hole, par 3 course was utilized by the Navy during the 1920s for physical fitness and recruit training. Today, it attracts golfers of all levels with picturesque fairways, greens and practice facilities designed by San Diego architect Gary Bickler.

Aquatic Fun on the Bay

Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the scenic waters of nearby San Diego Bay by kayak or paddleboard. West Coast Paddle Board Rentals provides kayak and paddleboard rentals, SUP lessons, SUP pups instruction, and more. West Coast is located on the waterfront alongside the Courtyard by Marriott – Liberty Station hotel.

More in the Outdoors

Liberty Station provides an array of options for outdoor fun, including biking, throwing Frisbees and footballs, and relaxing with a good book under sunny skies. The Sybil Stockdale Rose Garden is set between two grassy lawns with a central fountain and intertwining pathways. The garden's vibrant rose bushes are selected and dedicated to honor Navy wives.

The South and North Promenades offer 75,000 square feet of grassy area, perfect for casual games of ultimate Frisbee, touch football or soccer. There are also pathways galore throughout Liberty Station and along the waterfront for strollers, joggers, bikers and skaters to exercise and enjoy the outdoors throughout the year.