Located across from San Diego Bay along downtown’s North Embarcadero, Wyndham San Diego Bayside is a Black-led hotel offering a convenient base for waterfront adventures, city breaks and cruise vacations. The 600-room property places guests close to Little Italy, waterfront attractions and the city’s cruise terminal.
Accommodations include king rooms, rooms with two double beds and suites, with bay-view and city-skyline options. Guest rooms feature mini-refrigerators, coffee and tea makers, Wi-Fi, work desks and in-room safes. For additional space, one-bedroom bay-view suites provide a separate living room overlooking San Diego Bay.
Between outings, guests can swim in the heated outdoor pool or exercise in the poolside fitness center. Dining within the hotel complex includes Ruth’s Chris Steak House, Claim Jumper and Hazelwood’s Bayside Deli, offering everything from steaks and seafood to casual meals.
The location is especially appealing for travelers staying before or after a cruise. Guests can explore the Embarcadero, visit the USS Midway Museum or enjoy Little Italy’s restaurants, while Balboa Park, the San Diego Zoo and the Gaslamp Quarter offer more ways to experience the city.
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Wyndham San Diego Bayside combines a downtown waterfront setting with the convenience of a full-service hotel. Its pool, dining options and range of accommodations make it a practical choice for couples, families, business travelers and cruise passengers.
For visitors who want to spend more time exploring, the hotel offers an accessible base for waterfront walks, Little Italy dining and San Diego sightseeing. A bay-view room adds another reason to slow down and enjoy the setting.
Wyndham San Diego Bayside is Black-led through its ownership connection to RLJ Lodging Trust, a publicly traded hotel real estate investment trust. The hotel is held through RLJ’s FelCor subsidiary, which maintains the property’s leasehold interest on Port of San Diego land.
RLJ was co-founded by Robert L. Johnson, the founder of Black Entertainment Television, and Thomas J. Baltimore Jr. Today, Leslie D. Hale serves as President and Chief Executive Officer, while Johnson serves as Founder and Executive Chairman. Their leadership connects the property to a significant legacy of African American entrepreneurship in hospitality.
Because RLJ is publicly traded, this listing identifies the hotel as Black-led, reflecting leadership at the ownership-company level.
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