Just got back from a 5 day stay at Paradise Point and here is my plus and minus review.
Plus side
Great location, Easy driving distance from the airport, Sea World, Old Town San Diego (great restaurants in Old Town), parks etc.
The resort feels very lush with many pools to choose from, and the fire pits are a nice touch.
Staff was helpful with directions and at check-in. (your on your own getting to your room)
The Negatives:
Stayed in room 158, the beds are the worst I've ever slept on. The beds in the room need to be replaced, they are saggy, and every time you moved the springs creaked like a cheap motel 6 bed. (Wife and I had the worst sleep ever on a bed here)
As mentioned from a previous reader, resort is quite large and when we checked in, we got a map and basically had to fend for yourself to find the room. It was kinda funny watching people wander around looking for their room especially at night when its dark at the resort. Not cool.
Their high end restaurant (Baleen) is way over priced and average food. Wife ordered the steak and I had the halibut dish. Both were very salty. This is to bad since the location is lovely and the waiter was nice.
Their other restaurant (Barefoot) has okay, breakfast food nothing special, their dinner wasn't great. Again nice location. The waiter/waitresses were average
Paying $25.00 per day for parking and $9.95 per day for slow internet is ridiculous. Isn't the rooms expensive enough??
My one major recommendation if you stay in their garden view rooms is request a room that isn't facing the road around the resort. Ask for the rooms that you have to park and walk around the building,they are facing the ponds, grass etc. They are a lot quieter.
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