Harborview Inn & Suites in downtown San Diego stands in a renovated 1901 building on West Grape Street at the Columbia-and-Little-Italy border, two blocks from India Street's restaurant row. The 42-room property includes complimentary self-parking — a rarity on the downtown grid — positioning it as one of the few drive-in options alongside extended-stay properties like Homewood Suites by Hilton San Diego Downtown/Bayside in the Harborview corridor. Rooms carry microwaves, refrigerators, and flat-screen TVs with cable, fitting the self-catering needs of travelers who plan to cook from Little Italy Mercato farmers'-market hauls rather than dine out every night. The building sits five minutes on foot from Waterfront Park and the B Street Cruise Ship Terminal, making it a staging point for passengers on pre- and post-cruise layovers. That proximity to India Street's food scene — including Italian stalwarts, Latin American grills, and craft breweries — puts the Harborview in the same walkable dining orbit as La Pensione Hotel, a Little Italy boutique property one block deeper into the neighborhood. Suite configurations with separate living areas handle small families and corporate transferees who need multi-week downtown lodging with parking and kitchen access in every room.