Quirky - Parking & Internet are charged for
Town And Country "Resort" is proof that a great photographer can make just about anything look beautiful with solid photography. This hotel is outdated but made to look beautiful. Murphy bed was fine (low to the floor) but we were tired so it didn't matter. Before going to the "resort" we asked about transportation from the airport (which is about 10 minutes away) and was told that we could either find a taxi or get a paid-for service as the resort doesn't have any transportation (seems ODD to be in the hospitality business if you let the customer find their own hospitality)...
The parking on property is limited and is a paid for service (OUCH). The Internet connection is also a paid for service (ouch ouch) for a small fee. Recommend you bring your cell phone wireless carrier and a tether or a wireless hot spot. 
We did try the food on property at two different locations. Mostly it's okay and priced reasonably - but - given the location - we decided to go out (Cheesecake Factory is within 10-15 minutes walk) on two other occasions instead and found really good food. 
We went to a group event on the property and would likely stay at another place next time. 
Recommend: scope out the available parking as it is precious. Bring your own Internetable devices and don't rely on the hotel's Internet service. Bring granola bars or eat out. Expect to pay Occupancy Tax, San Diego Tourism Marketing District Assessment, CA Tourism Assessment, Parking Charges, and Internet. (Glad they don't charge for oxygen.)