432 F Street, San Diego, CA 92101
Closest station: 5th Avenue Station
Website: thekeating.com
Phone: (619) 814-5700
The Keating Building: This historic building is located at 432 F Street, in the heart of the Gaslamp Quarter, at the corner of 5th Avenue and 'F' Street, San Diego, California. This building is listed as a historic building number on the Gaslamp Quarter Historic Buildings registry. George J. Keating and his wife Fannie Keating lived in Kansas where Mr. Keating had one of the world's largest companies ...
booking.com
"Bar, 24-Hour Front Desk, Newspapers, Non-Smoking Rooms, Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Guests, Express Check-In/Check-Out, Safety Deposit Box, Heating, Design Hotel, Luggage Storage, Gay Friendly, Allergy-Free Room Available, All Public and Private spaces non ..."
Posted - Feb 2011 - booking.com
yelp.com
"WHAT: Bollywood is an Indo-Western movie genre that is a growing craze that takes it's name from Hollywood and the film industry in Mumbai (formerly Bombay) WHEN: Monday, October 13th (930PM Fashion Show, 10PM Dancing & DJ) WHERE: The Keating Minus 1 Lounge DETAIL: ..."
Posted - Oct 13, 2008 - yelp.com
hotelchatter.com
"The shower is clear and open to the room... Nice for couples... Not good for families... interesting for friends ha ha..."
Posted - Oct 3, 2010 - hotelchatter.com
sandiego.citysearch.com
"UNBEATABLE SERVICE AMAZING STAFF!!! I have stayed in many chain hotels and this was my first boutique hotel experience. I found out about the hotel from my colleague who always stays at the keating when traveling to san diego. From the moment I pulled up to the curb I was ..."
frommers.com
"Frommer's Review Pininfarina, the Italian design group that is the driving force behind Ferrari and Maserati, made its first foray into hotel design right here in San Diego. The Keating Hotel is located in the heart of the Gaslamp Quarter in a gorgeous ..."
Posted - Nov 10, 2010 - frommers.com
My wife and I stayed here for New Years. We had a great time and the location made you feel right in the middle of the gaslamp party. Great getaway. Showers are cool.
A disappointing experience The hotel has been remodeled very nicely, the location is excellent, and the interior is as swank and stylish as you'd expect from an Italian auto manufacturer. While the hotel is quite old, none of its original charm was retained. Unfortunately local historical preservation requirements demanded that they retain San Diego's oldest operating elevator (seriously). We've stayed in lots of boutique hotels, and many older preserved/remodeled ones, and have never had an experience like this. The steam-driven elevator mechanism positively roars and shudders the rooms, making sleep impossible. The hotel's solution -- complimentary earplugs and a white noise machine -- work well enough, but for these prices and the boutique hotel experience Keating aspires to, it's quite a disappointment. Add to that the malfunctioning toilet in our room that went unrepaired, despite our numerous requests, for our entire 4 day stay, plus a massive screw-up of our reservation by the otherwise charming and ... The hotel has been remodeled very nicely, the location is excellent, and the interior is as swank and stylish as you'd expect from an Italian auto manufacturer. While the hotel is quite old, none of its original charm was retained. Unfortunately local historical preservation requirements demanded that they retain San Diego's oldest operating elevator (seriously). We've stayed in lots of boutique hotels, and many older preserved/remodeled ones, and have never had an experience like this. The steam-driven elevator mechanism positively roars and shudders the rooms, making sleep impossible. The hotel's solution -- complimentary earplugs and a white noise machine -- work well enough, but for these prices and the boutique hotel experience Keating aspires to, it's quite a disappointment. Add to that the malfunctioning toilet in our room that went unrepaired, despite our numerous requests, for our entire 4 day stay, plus a massive screw-up of our reservation by the otherwise charming and eager staff, and we can't possibly recommend this place. (I should note that as "amends" for our experience we were given a coupon for two slices of pizza somewhere, and the manager removed the historical preservation tax from our room charge.) There are many lovely options in San Diego; go elsewhere. Show full review