Hotels in San Mateo

BEWARE HOTEL WILL OVER BOOK CAUSING YOU TO NOT GET THE ROOM YOU PAID FOR. They gave our double queen bed to someone else and only offered a king with a pull out as compensation Not ideal at all for the price you pay as the fold old is extremely uncomfortable and ruined the trip.

This hotel is very close to the high-speed exit, not far from San Francisco Airport, about 20 minutes drive. The room is spacious, the maintenance is very good, and the service staff is very friendly. The only downside is that there is no supermarket around, hotel

Kristin and family traveled to San Francisco to attend her nephews wedding and stayed at the Residence Inn San Francisco Airport/San Mateo. As Marriott Gold members they were upgraded to the loft suite and it was perfect for our family. Location: about 10 minutes south of the airport, this location was very convenient and allowed for easy travel to/from all of the weekend wedding activities. Beds and bedding: happy to have 2 regular beds so Tino didn’t have to sleep on a pull out coach. Beds, pillows and bedding was super comfy-as all Marriott beds are. There was also a pull-out couch that was not used. Bathroom: there were 2 full bathrooms in the loft suite and they both had adequate lighting/space-but the loft bathroom had more counter space. Full closets and full length mirrors in both. Kitchen(ette): FULL sized appliances on the small kitchen had everything you would need for basic meal prep. When trying to stay on track with your nutrition this is so helpful! There was a Safeway just around the corner to pick up perishables and have healthy meals. dining: The free hot breakfast (weekends only) had plenty of options. REAL scrambled Eggs, sausage, hot pre-wrapped breakfast sandwiches, fresh waffles, cereal, oatmeal, fresh fruit, yogurt and more. There is no other restaurant on site but they also had a small market with snacks, essentials and a few microwaveable meals. Parking: ample and we always got a spot right my our unit. It was free for gold members but you do have to pay otherwise-not sure how much!a Room: We had the loft suite with 2 queen beds and a pull-out sofa bed and there was PLENTY of room. Fitness center: Less than impressive, but we made due. VERY SMALL…barely 2 people could be in there together. Dumbbells up to 40lbs with few increments in between. One treadmill and one elliptical. For a quick workout or cardio session you could make due. There are a few gyms nearby that you can get day-passes at. We went to 24 hour fitness just 8 min. Away once day for our heavier workout and it was $25 for a 24 hour pass-if you time it right, you could get 2 days out of that. @Fit.Foodie.Chicks.Travels

Staff member who checked us in (named Fatima) was very friendly indeed. We were given a complimentary upgrade to a suite, which was huge. Sofa, dining table and kitchenette which contained a microwave, fridge and coffee machine. King-size bed was very comfortable and the sheets were very soft. Room was extremely quiet throughout the night. Shower was pretty powerful. Complementary coffee and water in the lobby.

The room price is clean and very good

I have to say The Good Nite Inn-Redwood City was an unexpected pleasurable hotel. I had booked a room for 4 nights in Burlingame, with my debit card. After a long day, & long drive we arrive only to be told there having sum issues. And we cannot check in. Mind you, it's the day before fourth of July . So we spend next hour trying to find an available room . Call after call gets us nowhere, and I am starting to panic. Then I call the good nite inn , & speak with Renee. She says she thinks there may be a c9ôancellation. She returns to phone call and tells me yes, there , is. She hears the panic & desperation in my voice. So she asks me how fast I can get there. Telling me just to relax & just get there . Needless to say .....she turned my whole bad day around into a beautiful. Holiday. Thank you soo much

This is not the worst motel stay I've had, but it is definitely near the bottom of the list. We chose to stay here because they allow cats--so that is a definite plus. However, since they don't even provide Do Not Disturb signs for the doors, one of us had to stay in the room all day to send away housekeeping. They were sold out of the room we had reserved a month in advance so we did not get the room we had paid for (had to barter for a credit through hotels.com). Other typical accessories that were not provided: electrical outlets, clock, normal-sized bath towels. Finally, the hotel hallways regularly smelled like cigarette and/or pot smoke and the walls were so thin that we could have talked to either of our neighbors without raising our voices. If we had paid less, then I'd be less disappointed--but for the hotel to charge what I'd expect to pay for a 4-star hotel was insulting and ridiculous.

About 15 minutes drive from the airport, about 25 USD by UBER, convenient transportation. About 5 minutes walk from the nearest store, good living function. There is PCR Walk-in test around the hotel, which is very convenient for passengers who board the plane. There are many parking spaces in the surrounding squares, and there is no extra charge. The front desk staff has a friendly service and can try to solve the problem of the tenant. It would be perfect if the airport pick-up and drop-off service could be provided in the future.

excellent for layover at SFO, facility is clean. Shuttle bus available from air port. I took the first shuttle to air port for my morning flight, it took about 10 minutes to get to T2. Good for budget travelers, any lower you mind as well just staying at the airport for the entire laying over.

The environment is actually quite quiet, and the side near the highway may be noisy. 10 minutes walk to costco or the other side of the safeway. The most amazing thing about hotels/motels is that there is no breakfast room. The so-called breakfast is in the room of the retail machine next to the front desk, standing drinking coffee and eating a few poor small cakes, super speechless. The refrigerator in the room is super large, but how does the ice cube inside have a nucleic acid taste?