Hotels in Alameda

East End offers a perfect escape with tree-lined streets of Victorian and Craftsman homes just steps from the water. Stroll along the Oakland Estuary where walking paths serve up stunning San Francisco skyline views. Crown Memorial State Beach beckons for leisurely afternoons, while history buffs will appreciate the neighborhood's well-preserved 19th-century architecture. Getting around this quiet residential area is easiest by car or bike on the flat, peaceful streets. Local dining options are sparse, but you're never far from Alameda's Park Street corridor for restaurants. Vacation rentals in historic homes provide the most authentic way to experience this charming waterfront community.

West End's tree-lined streets invite wandering past Victorian homes that whisper tales of Alameda's naval history. The shoreline beckons with scenic paths along the San Francisco Bay, perfect for peaceful strolls away from tourist crowds. Crab Cove Visitor Center offers a fascinating glimpse into local ecology while the nearby Pacific Pinball Museum adds a touch of quirky fun. This quiet residential neighborhood requires a car or bike to explore fully. You'll find limited dining options nearby, so plan to venture to central Alameda for meals. Accommodation options focus on vacation rentals and charming bed & breakfasts housed in historic Victorian buildings.

West Alameda delivers a peaceful island escape with stunning San Francisco Bay views just minutes from the urban hustle. Victorian homes line tree-canopied streets leading to Crown Memorial State Beach, where 2.5 miles of sandy shoreline await. History buffs will appreciate the preserved naval architecture, while pinball wizards shouldn't miss the quirky Pacific Pinball Museum. Crab Cove Visitor Center offers a fascinating glimpse into local marine life. Dining options are limited but charming, with neighborhood cafes serving comfort food by day. Most visitors stay in vacation rentals or bed and breakfasts housed in historic Victorians. Getting around is easiest by car or bicycle, with ferries connecting to San Francisco and Oakland for day trips.

Alameda's Alameda Point neighborhood is home to attractions such as USS Hornet Museum and San Francisco Bay.