Executive Suite, 1 Bedroom, Bay View

The suite has ocean and bay views. Gaylord Pacific Resort & Convention Center sits on San Diego Bay beside the Chula Vista Marina, about a 3-minute walk from the water. The resort is also described as offering bay and ocean outlooks that include the Coronado Bridge.

The bedroom has 1 king bed with premium bedding, and the living area has a double sofa bed. Together they sleep up to three guests. That suits a couple travelling with a child, or a small group who want the bedroom separate from the sofa bed.

The suite has a private bathroom with a shower. It is stocked with shampoo, soap, toilet paper, a hair dryer and towels.

Yes. It has a desk with a chair and a dedicated laptop workspace, a wardrobe or closet, and a 65-inch flat-screen TV with cable and streaming services. Free Wi-Fi is a standard amenity, and a resort fee package can include enhanced Wi-Fi. The resort also has more than 477,000 sq ft of meeting and event space on site, which is handy if you are attending an event.

Connecting rooms are available with this suite category. This gives families or groups extra space while staying side by side. Because the suite sleeps three, a connecting room is a good way to accommodate a bigger party.

The resort fee is mandatory and is reported at roughly $40–$46 per accommodation per night, depending on date. At least one package includes enhanced Wi-Fi, daily water park access for up to four guests, 2-hour bike rentals for up to two guests, and 45-minute yoga or bootcamp sessions for up to two guests. The 4.25-acre water park has three outdoor pools, a lazy river, a wave pool and multi-level slides.

The suite is set up with lever door handles, a visual fire alarm and high-pile carpet. It also uses mobile key entry, so you can open the door from your phone using the Bonvoy app. Service animals are welcome without a fee or documentation, but pets are not allowed in guest rooms.

The resort has 12 food and beverage concepts. Trēō Kitchen + Bar serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Old Hickory Steakhouse is the flagship surf and turf restaurant, and Marzul Coastal Cuisine serves Baja Med-style dishes, though it is closed Monday to Thursday. Taiyō serves sushi, and PCH Café & Market is a grab-and-go option. Shallow End Grill and Sunny's serve the pool area.

The resort has no airport shuttle. One travel guide estimated a rideshare from San Diego International Airport at about $27–$35. The San Diego Trolley's H Street station is about half a mile away. A free emissions-free shuttle runs around Chula Vista, and ferries connect the waterfront with Coronado and downtown San Diego. Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM.