Liberty Station Conference Center

Beautiful conference center with very nice carpeting! Getting to the center can be a little confusing but I entered through the side where there was a small pathway between the shopping plaza where Subway is and the conference center. I luckily found parking and was able to be pretty close to the front of the building.
The building is nice and the inside of the conference center was very well-​kept. The bathrooms were kind of old though with weird black toilet seats. I particularly liked the carpeting that was in the rooms and the chairs were very comfortable.
This is a great place to hold any conference– I was only a participant so I can’t speak for how good their customer service was with the booking of the conference center but I felt like the space was very spacious and open but at the same time it gave me an intimate feel because it’s not a super large conference center like the one downtown.
P. S. The ceiling in the main room was beautiful!

I came here for a Unilocal event and it was great. A perfect venue in a great location of San Diego. This place is a great size for a ton of different events. Parking wasn’t the easiest to find so actually just took an über which was the way to go.

I have been hosting seminars here for a couple years and love it. Fair pricing, a variety of room sizes, TONS of parking and a great serving/​helpful staff! Thanks

I’m here for a Unilocal!event showcasing local taco shops & breweries. It was fairly easy to find the venue thanks to Siri & the huge Unilocal!signs outside otherwise I would have had trouble finding it. The building is tucked away behind a strip mall. The ‘no event parking’ signs let me know I was getting close.
The building itself was nice enough but the authoritative i.d. checkers made an unwelcoming first impression. Either the event manager or the conference facilitator dropped the ball on signage. Guest were not allowed to pass through some of the doors to the hallway & the poor security guards were stuck having to tell everyone that certain doorways were for vendors only. It also would have been nice to have all of he women’s restrooms available.
Upon exiting the building at night I found the lighting to be poor and inadequate, especially when you consider the older generations who don’t always see well at night.