The Artifact in downtown San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter offers 12 aparthotel-style rooms at 828 G Street, each outfitted with a kitchenette, memory-foam bedding, and self-catering essentials including a refrigerator, coffee and tea station, and cookware. The compact property occupies a walkable block between the Convention Center and Petco Park, sharing the G Street corridor with apart-hotel competitors like Mudville Flats that draw the same event-season and game-day guest profile. Rooms feature flat-screen satellite TVs, sitting areas, and dining spaces, with private bathrooms that include separate shower stalls and full towel service. That Convention Center proximity — roughly 550 meters on foot — positions the property for Comic-Con, tech-conference, and trade-show travelers who want to cook breakfast in-unit before a full day on the show floor. The building’s largest units add expanded dining and living areas to the standard kitchenette format, matching the self-catering footprint of boutique entries like Granger Hotel San Diego Downtown in the Gaslamp.