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THE US GRANT celebrated 100 years of Memorable Moments on October 15, 2010. The hotel is a landmark, an icon, a legend and a symbol. Since opening its doors in 1910, travelers and adventurers have found excitement, tranquility, romance and opportunity at THE US GRANT. As we continue this tradition, we invite you to share your experiences - recent and past memories of the hotel. This is "Your Story" and it is part of the many experiences that make THE US GRANT exceptional.

Just as these stories have shaped the hotel for the past 100 years, our future guests will tell the story of the next 100 years. Our guests are the past, present and future of THE US GRANT. We invite new guests to share dreams about how they hope to experience our iconic hotel. Whether it is a romantic weekend getaway or a grand affair, we want to hear from you.

We invite you to please click the "Share Your Story" button. Photos and videos may be incorporated in to your post by attaching them to your submission. The subject of your email will be the title of the submission. Thank you for sharing your story!




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May 28, 2010

My US Grant Story

I've only recently started visiting the US Grant, but since my first trip in October 2009, it has become my favorite hotel in San Diego, and I am writing this from a Signature Suite thanks to your excellent treatment of Starwood's Preferred Guests.

Staff is always attentive and respectful of the guests, service-is top-notch and breakfast in the Grant Grill is a perfect way to start the day.

Through my conversations with the US Grant on Twitter I feel like the hotel has a personality, I know it, and I am a valued guest that you want to return!

Unfortunately, I don't have too many "stories" to tell about the US Grant...  Because the beds are so comfortable, I usually find myself in blissful sleep when I am at the US Grant!  On one visit, after a long drive from Los Angeles, I fell asleep during prime-time television and slept for twelve hours straight!

Scott Schmidt
West Hollywood, CA

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