The guestrooms and suites set within Pendry San Diego feature an urban coastal California aesthetic and a balance of classic and modern luxury amenities. Each room is tailored to provide the utmost in comfort and style. 

Featuring a collection of six unique restaurants and bars, and highlighting some of the city’s most talented chefs and concepts, Pendry San Diego is a true culinary and entertainment hub within the city. Guests can experience modern coastal cuisine at Lionfish; Southern California-driven seasonal fare, boutique shopping and gourmet coffee at Provisional; light bites and poolside drinks at Pool House; the perfect cocktail at Fifth & Rose; local craft beers at Nason’s Beer Hall; and an elevated nightlife experience at Oxford Social Club. From coffee to cocktails, from poolside to cellar, and from casual to luxe, we have everything under one roof.

When a moment of relaxation and repose is needed, Spa Pendry will be ready to welcome you in and renew your spirits. Our boutique spa boasts separate men’s and women’s facilities, indoor and outdoor treatment options, and a state-of-the-art fitness center and fitness programming.

Pendry San Diego offers spacious and intimate venues for everything from small gatherings to corporate events to blissful celebrations. For both business events and social celebrations, the space offerings can range from 600-1,200 square feet to ballrooms from 2,600-8,400 square feet. The 35,000 square feet of total meeting and function space at Pendry San Diego has plenty to offer for your event needs.

Downtown San Diego is a thriving, pedestrian friendly pocket of California where coast meets city. Pendry San Diego resides in the Gaslamp Quarter, a central and historic neighborhood home to a bustling mix of restaurants, shops, and nightlife. The adjacent East Village neighborhood features Petco Park, home of the San Diego Padres, as well as a community of new residential glass towers and an up-and-coming culinary scene. A few minutes by bike is Little Italy, a charming collection of streets lined with converted warehouses that are home to many of San Diego’s creatives as well as some of the best restaurants and breweries in the city.