Omni San Diego Hotel Connected to Petco Park

When looking for hotel rooms near Petco Park, you aren’t going to do much better than the Omni San Diego Hotel. It’s luxuriously appointed and right next to Petco Park. The rooms are large and modern and it is a favorite of travelers to San Diego, whether they are here for the Padres game or not.

Closest Hotel To Petco Park

How close is the Omni hotel? Well it definitely qualifies as walking distance… the 511-unit hotel has its own entrance to San Diego Padres games—it’s attached to the ballpark, connected by bridge. The only hotel connected to a major league baseball stadium. How’s that for convenient?

With A View, Too

Rooms at the Omni have a view of Petco Park, San Diego Bay or Ocean View.

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The Omni is walking distance to many of these top things to do near Petco Park. It was named one of San Diego’s Best Family-Friendly Hotels. And it features an 8,000 square-foot outdoor terrace with palm trees, hot tub and heated swimming pool.

Read more reviews about the Omni here. Visit the hotel’s official site. Check what folks are saying on TripAdvisor, a dusty but still reliable site if taken with a grain of salt. And see the complete picture of the San Diego hotel scene in our hotel guide.

Parking at the Omni

The Omni’s garage is valet-only and reserved for hotel guests — there’s no self-park option, and they don’t sell game-day parking to the public. For overnight guests, valet runs $70 per night with in/out privileges. EV charging stations are available in the garage.

The valet drop-off is on L Street between 6th and 7th Avenues. Bell staff can hold luggage if you’d rather unload before heading out.

If you’re not staying overnight but want to be near the Omni for a game, the 6th & K Parkade sits directly across the street with much cheaper rates and is the practical self-park alternative.

Omni’s 2024 Renovations

In 2024, the Omni Hotel underwent a significant $30 million renovation. This extensive makeover is the largest since the hotel’s opening two decades ago and aims to enhance the guest experience with new and exciting features. A highlight of this renovation is the addition of two new dining and drinking venues. The new street-level restaurant, Ace Porter, replaces the former West Coast Social venue and offers both indoor and outdoor seating with its own entrance on L Street. The redesign extends to the entire hotel, including the lobby, guestrooms, meeting spaces, and the sixth-floor pool area and terrace.

New Baseball-Themed Design and Unique Pool Terrace
The Omni Hotel’s renovation has leaned into its famous neighbor’s influence. The new design features numerous baseball-themed elements, such as stitched leather panels and pinstriped wallpaper in the lobby, as well as diamond-shaped artwork and tables that resemble baseball bat barrels in the guestrooms. The hotel’s Tony Gwynn suite even includes framed art made from leather baseball gloves.


Tortuga
Another exciting addition is the transformation of the pool terrace into a dynamic space known as Tortuga. This area now offers a poolside bar with cabanas and day beds during the day, and transforms into a vibrant rooftop bar with food service and upscale options, including Baja California seafood selections, at night.

More San Diego Hotels

If you are not sold on the Omni, consider the following options. Each one is convenient to Petco Park with its own unique benefits:

• San Diego Marriott
• Affordable Comfort Inn
• Hotel Indigo
• The brand-new Margaritaville
• Highly rated Hotel Z
• The best Dog-Friendly Hotels