The Sofia Hotel
Downtown San Diego, San Diego
“Neo-Gothic downtown landmark”
Vibe
A 1927 Neo-Gothic landmark where terra-cotta ornamentation and weekend walking tours anchor an unpretentious base in downtown San Diego.
“Neo-Gothic downtown landmark”
A 1927 Neo-Gothic landmark by William Peugh, originally built as a grand motor coach depot.
Weekend guided historic walking tours of downtown San Diego paired with loaner cruiser bicycles.
Restyled boutique guest rooms by Razvi Design set within a historic brick and terra-cotta shell.
On West Broadway in downtown San Diego, two blocks from the Gaslamp Quarter and the Embarcadero.
Rooms
Interiors by Razvi Design keep things crisp and functional, outfitted with botanical Verden bath products and refillable glass water carafes.
Wellness
A 24-hour fitness center includes a dedicated yoga studio, complemented by loaner cruiser bicycles for exploring the city flats.
Backstory
Built in 1927 by architect William Peugh as a grand motor coach depot, the tower once housed KGB Radio's rooftop broadcast studios.
Eat & drink
Off the lobby, Truva serves modern Mediterranean fare and craft cocktails, from morning breakfast through evening mezze spreads and Beyti kebabs.
The neighborhood
Set along West Broadway, the property sits two blocks from the Gaslamp Quarter and an easy stroll from the Embarcadero waterfront.
The app
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