Downtown San Diego, CA | Gaslamp Quarter

Opening 2025

Our Building's History

This historic landmark was built in 1911. From 1913 to 1928, it housed the Manhattan Restaurant and Manhattan Hotel, the latter known as a “House of III-Repute”. The basement served as a speakeasy during prohibition. This area was once known as San Diego's Stingaree District

The Dalton Building

The Howard Building

This stunning piece of architecture was built in 1877, which served as home to a Whitney’s & Co. location, and was also known as the Flagg Brothers Building.

The Gaslamp Quarter

Attractions

Our property is situated just across from the famous Gaslamp Quarter sign, a historic gem in San Diego with roots tracing back to the 1860s. Once adorned with gas lamps, this district was a bustling center of commerce, featuring saloons and theaters catering to the growing community. In the late 20th century, a dedicated preservation effort revitalized the area, restoring its Victorian-era charm. Today, our mission is to implement the rich history of the Gaslamp Quarter while adding to its vibrant nightlife, diverse dining options, and a cultural atmosphere that seamlessly blends the past with the present.

San Diego boasts a diverse array of tourist attractions that cater to all interests. Sports enthusiasts can revel in the electric atmosphere of Petco Park, home to the San Diego Padres, where the thrill of baseball meets stunning skyline views. History comes alive in Old Town, where visitors can explore the birthplace of California and immerse themselves in the city's rich cultural heritage. For a family-friendly adventure, SeaWorld offers marine wonders and exciting shows, while Waterfront Park provides a scenic oasis for relaxation with its lush green spaces and stunning fountains. To top it all of, the allure of the Pacific Ocean completes the experience, offering breathtaking sunsets and a myriad of water activities that showcase San Diego's natural beauty.