Paradise Point

We just checked out of the property but wanted to give feedback and warn others. We were extremely disappointed to know that the refrigerator turns OFF when there is no keycard left in the slot by the door. This made for a lot of leftover and refrigerated food gone to waste! When we left the property for the day, we took our keys with us of course. There is a notice that a keycard is required for power. The lights still worked as well as the AC (without a keycard) but we noticed the next morning when we opened the fridge that everything was room temperature. The food was inedible and we lost quite a bit of money. In no way would we know a fridge to lose power without the keycard?? Lights and AC sure, but a refrigerator? We are beyond annoyed especially with all the lost of money from resort priced food. In addition, the bathroom was very humid and smelled like mildew. The second day we were there there was no cleaning service. The housekeeper did knock but we let them know we were leaving in 30 mins time and they could come back but when we arrived back around 10pm, the room was untouched and we had no towels or anything. By then it was late and our children were cranky. It was a disappointing experience to say the least. The pool was nice and the hot tub was very hot which we enjoyed but both bodies of water was murky- the kids mentioned they couldn't see under water with their goggles since the water was "foggy". We wanted to order some $22 nachos by the pool but in the end we decided against it since it was $22 for nachos, $8 for chicken addition, $6 for 20% service fee plus $7 for delivery fee, costing roughly $45 for.. nachos. Please do better! We were looking forward to an amazing vacation but the property and the hiccups we experienced really put a damper on our experience.

I recently stayed at Paradise Point Resort and Spa in San Diego and could not have been happier with the entire experience. I was in Room 103, and it was absolutely perfect. It was comfortable, well appointed, and exactly what I needed for a relaxing getaway. What truly stood out was the stunning surrounding area and all the beautiful scenery throughout the resort. The lush tropical gardens, tranquil lagoons, and waterfront views create such a peaceful, island like escape right in the heart of San Diego. It felt like a true tropical oasis, with plenty of space to wander and soak in the natural beauty. The staff went above and beyond to make my stay memorable. Lauryn at the front desk was incredibly gracious and welcoming from the moment I arrived. When I needed extra towels and sheets late at night, Britney was quick to help and handled everything with a smile. I also had the pleasure of speaking with Bob Vigil, the banquet manager, who proudly showcased the impressive meeting spaces. I was thoroughly impressed by the facilities and his enthusiasm for the resort. Overall, Paradise Point Resort and Spa delivered on every level. Gorgeous grounds, comfortable accommodations, and outstanding service. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a serene, scenic retreat. I will definitely be back.

Even though I was here for a conference, it felt like a vacation. The rooms were very nice, overlooking the water. The grounds felt like a retreat.

The property itself is absolutely beautiful, and the rooms were comfortable and well-kept. However, the biggest issue was the paper-thin walls. Unfortunately, this completely ruined two out of our three nights of sleep once guests checked into the room next door. We could hear everything—bathroom use, coughing kids, crying, and even full conversations starting around 6:30 in the morning as if they were happening right in our room. It really took away from what otherwise could have been a great stay.

Paradise Point Resort & Spa is one of those places that doesn’t even feel like San Diego — it feels like you left the country and landed on a private island. The entire property is spread out across a massive island on Mission Bay, so you’re not dealing with a crowded hotel vibe. You get bungalow-style rooms surrounded by tropical landscaping, lagoons, and water in every direction. It’s quiet, private, and actually relaxing. What really makes this place stand out is how much there is to do without ever leaving. Multiple pools, hot tubs, private beach areas, bike rentals, fire pits, and water activities — you can easily spend a full day (or multiple days) just enjoying the property. The spa experience is top-tier. Everything is designed to slow you down — from the treatment rooms to the steam room and jacuzzi. Perfect reset environment. The vibe is a mix of relaxing and fun. You’ve got quiet areas if you want to unwind, but also enough activity and energy if you’re there with friends or family. That balance is hard to find. Staff was friendly and accommodating, and everything ran smooth. No issues, no stress. Bottom line: if you know how to use this property right, it’s one of the best resort experiences in San Diego. It’s not just a stay — it’s an experience. 10/10 — would absolutely come back.