The Building
The original address.
Now yours for the night.
Before it was a hotel, before the Gaslamp Quarter had a name — this building was already here. Constructed in 1886 as the original F.W. Woolworth Company store, 953 5th Avenue stood at the commercial center of a young city finding its footing.
The building weathered San Diego's boom years, Prohibition, two World Wars, and the full arc of the Gaslamp Quarter's history — from gold rush commerce to urban decline to one of the most preserved historic districts on the West Coast. Renovated in 1922, it is one of the oldest standing commercial structures in downtown San Diego.
It is not a hotel chain. It is not a vacation rental. It is a real address with a real story — and the only place in San Diego where you can sleep inside a Victorian landmark.