Chula Vista hotel guide. Good Nite Inns hotel in Chula Vista, California

"The room was spotless compared to other hotels i have stayed in. The front weak assistant was wonderful. Very friendly and helpful."

"Overall the room was comfortable and the staff was very friendly. I was able to check in early with no issues which was nice. Room was decently clean, just a few things I noticed that I feel like would have elevated the experience, like the lamps and decor were dusty."

"Loved how various restaurants were attached. Made it very convenient."

"Room wasn’t clean."

"Hot water didn't get hot. Door failing off"

"Rooms were clean, challenging to get to our building as sometimes the cut through the pool area and sometimes they were locked. No coffee maker or coffee in the room which ar $350 per night we should have had that."

"Pay attention to your booking. They tried to give us a basic room at check after we paid $300 more to upgrade to a premium room. Also check your bill at check out. The property was okay. Staff could have been a bit more friendly. Food options were limited on the property. IMO it wasn’t worth the money we spent. "

"The location was beautiful, with sweeping views of the water and lots of wildlife, everything from birds to turtles to all kinds of fish. The resort itself was okay, but starting to look weathered/old and parts felt downright dirty, such as the waterfall pool. The name sounds idyllic, but the pool deck was covered in bird poop, with more in the water and seagulls actively bathing there. It did not feel sanitary. The restaurants were overpriced for the quality and service was very slow (even for a laid back environment). The staff at reception was friendly during check in/check out, but everyone else we interacted with (ie, at restaurants) was pretty meh. Can’t say I would return, given the price."

"Didn’t feel very safe "