Discover Oakland's charm from this bayside hotel with free 24-hour airport transfers. Enjoy complimentary breakfast before exploring nearby attractions, or unwind in the outdoor pool and fitness center after a day of Bay Area adventures.
Relax in this peaceful marina hotel with free WiFi and parking. Explore Jack London Square, Oakland Arena, and UC Berkeley just a short drive away. Perfect for Bay Area adventures without city-center prices.
This quiet Alameda retreat offers free breakfast, WiFi, and parking just minutes from Oakland's best spots. A 24-hour fitness center awaits after exploring nearby restaurants and shops, while helpful staff ensure a comfortable, peaceful stay.
Located just minutes from Oakland Airport, this hotel offers free breakfast and a 24-hour fitness center. Explore San Francisco Bay via the complimentary ferry terminal shuttle, or unwind in the hot tub after hiking the nearby trails. Spacious suites include sofa beds and refrigerators.
Wake up to free breakfast at this Alameda hotel, just a quick drive from San Francisco Bay and Oakland attractions. Work out in the fitness center, enjoy WiFi access, and appreciate the helpful staff that travelers consistently praise.
This quiet Alameda motel offers 2 restaurants and free parking, just 5 minutes from San Francisco Bay and Jack London Square. Enjoy room amenities like refrigerators and microwaves, plus easy access to Oakland Arena and downtown attractions.
Located just minutes from Oakland Airport, this hotel offers free breakfast and convenient shuttle service. Work out anytime in the 24-hour fitness center or unwind at the bar after exploring nearby Oakland Arena and Jack London Square.
Wake up to waterfront tranquility at this San Leandro retreat where stunning bay sunsets await from your balcony. Just minutes from Oakland Airport with complimentary shuttle service, this peaceful haven features an outdoor pool, hot tub, and free bicycles to explore the scenic surroundings.
Escape to this tranquil Tiburon hotel where beautiful bay views await. Just a 10-minute walk from San Francisco Bay, enjoy the seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub. Tiburon Tavern serves American cuisine while the fitness center and fire pit provide perfect relaxation spots.
Unwind in this quiet hotel with courtyard rooms just 5 minutes from 12th Street Station. Explore nearby Jack London Square and San Francisco Bay, or take a short drive to UC Berkeley and Oakland Arena. Free WiFi enhances your stay.
Immerse in comfort at this Walnut Creek hotel with free breakfast and WiFi. The indoor pool beckons after a busy day, while Embassy Grill serves American cuisine. Just steps from BART and near Diablo Hills Golf Course and Gardens at Heather Farm.
Moments from the Bay Bridge, this Emeryville hotel offers American cuisine at Bowline Canteen and relaxing dips in the indoor pool. Enjoy the 24-hour fitness center, bar, and easy 12-minute walk to Emeryville Station for San Francisco adventures.
Steps away from Emeryville Station, this hotel offers a refreshing outdoor pool, convenient restaurant, and bar/lounge. Grab quick bites at the snack bar while staying near Berkeley Marina and Jack London Square. In-room microwaves add extra convenience.
Escape to this tranquil Corte Madera hotel with complimentary WiFi and parking. Located within 15 minutes of Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco Bay, you'll find Muir Woods National Monument and Larkspur Ferry Terminal nearby for easy exploring.
This quiet hotel offers free breakfast, WiFi, and parking just 15 minutes from Oakland Arena. Take a refreshing dip in the indoor pool or workout at the fitness center. Popular attractions like Alex Giualini Plaza Park are nearby.
This beautifully restored hotel blends classic charm with modern amenities in downtown Berkeley. Just minutes from UC Berkeley and the Greek Theater, with Downtown Berkeley Station steps away. Enjoy the restaurant, fitness center, and quiet rooms that travelers love.
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The Gold Coast's tree-lined streets showcase stunning Victorian mansions with ornate architectural details that transport you to another era. Take peaceful morning walks to admire bay windows, wraparound porches, and manicured gardens beneath mature palms. For sightseeing, Pacific Pinball Museum, Crab Cove Visitor Center, and Crown Memorial State Beach are just a short journey away.
Stay in charming bed & breakfasts with period furnishings that capture the neighborhood's historic essence. You'll need to venture to nearby Park Street for restaurants since this quiet residential area has minimal dining options. Getting around works best by car, though the peaceful sidewalks make for delightful architectural appreciation strolls.
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.
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to USS Hornet Museum— just one of the monuments in Alameda Point. Our travelers also love the art galleries in the area— your cultural tour starts here. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Alameda has other landmarks you might want to visit such as Golden Gate Bridge.
Travelers to Alameda might want a tour of St. George Spirits in Alameda Point. Let yourself be amazed at the art galleries in the area— your cultural tour starts here. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you enjoy your tour, head to Building 43 Winery, just a short walk away.
East End is home to Alameda Island Brewing Company, so why not stop by during your stay in Alameda. Alameda has lots of other activities such as Chase Center and Oracle Park.
Alameda Naval Air Museum is worth a visit, located 3.3 mi (5.3 km) from central Alameda. Let yourself be amazed at the art galleries in the area— your cultural tour starts here. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you want to experience more of the culture Alameda has to offer, head to USS Hornet Museum, Jack London Square, and Oakland Convention Center.
Alameda Museum is just one of the attractions in Downtown Alameda, Alameda so you might want to stop by during your trip. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you want to experience more of the culture Alameda has to offer, head to Oakland Arena, Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, and Rolling Loud Festival.
Great White Adventures is 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from central Alameda, why not stop by during your stay. Let yourself be amazed at the art galleries in the area— your cultural tour starts here. Alameda has lots of other activities such as Chase Center and Oracle Park.
If museums are on your list, you might want to check out the upcoming exhibitions at Pacific Pinball Museum in West Alameda. Hotels.com travelers also love the art galleries in the area— your cultural tour starts here. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you want to see more of the museums in Alameda, USS Hornet Museum isn't far either.
Across the bay from San Francisco, this island city offers a refreshing escape with its small-town atmosphere and spectacular skyline views. Pedal along the waterfront path at Robert W. Crown Memorial State Beach to enjoy the famous panorama. The USS Hornet Museum, a decommissioned aircraft carrier, houses naval history and Apollo mission recovery artifacts. Local culture thrives at the Alameda Museum and Altarena Playhouse performances. The island's tree-lined streets showcase Victorian architecture that survived the region's earthquakes. After exploring Crab Cove Visitor Center, sample wines at Building 43 Winery or dine at family-owned restaurants that make this place feel worlds away from its famous neighbor.
Pleased with this hotel. Very clean, but thin ceilings, floors and walls. I heard all walking above me and i could hear the water from toilets flushing and showers. I could clearly hear everyone coming out of the elevator. Needed earplugs to sleep.
It’s a nice hotel with great rooms but it doesn’t really have any food options nearby. The hotel next door has a bistro but they have VERY limited options on their menu and the one night I decided to go there they were closed because apparently they “didn’t have anybody to work”. Overall the property is nice but if you don’t rent a car you’ll spend a fortune on food delivery.
My wife and I stayed here for a night as a short get away from the kids! We had dinner at the 1400 club, cocktails at Wally's and went to a play at the Altarena Playhouse. I am sure this is easily the nicest hotel on the island. Also it was extremely reasonable!
Exceptional hotel. Primarily, the staff was professional and courteous with personality. Ricky was outstanding at check-in, Giselle was enjoyable at the wine bar, and Kevin was kind at check-out.
The room was quiet and very well designed. Little details in the design were smart and made it super comfortable. Love the blackout shades and the shade in the “window” of the bathroom. Nice to have a foot bar in the shower. There were no plastic bags in the garbages. Loved the floor material. Super...
Highly recommend. Staff is so good & co-operative. It's a very well maintained property & honor our veterans with little pieces of history (portraits, photos etc.) all throughout the proporty. Sf views from thr 12th floor restaurant are incredible & so qas the food at the restaurant. Thoroughly enjoyed my stay
My stay was fantastic. The only negative thing I experienced was that they removed the US flag from its place of honor at the peak of their hotel in order to fly a pride flag in its place. As a veteran whos friends gave their lives for the US and whos coffins were draped with that flag, this was intolerable. There were plenty other places they could and did fly the pride flag. It should never fly in lieu of the Stars and Stripes.
A Sublime Experience at Hotel Nikko San Francisco
Our stay at Hotel Nikko in San Francisco was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment we arrived, we were enveloped in a sense of calm and luxury that made this trip unforgettable. Hotel Nikko seamlessly combines understated elegance with the vibrant energy of the city, making it the perfect choice for both relaxation and exploration.
The service throughout our stay was impeccable. Every staff member we encountered—from the front desk to...
The emblem is a true gem. the staff from the moment we walked in until the moment we left were exceptional, friendly and accommodating. The room was very comfortable, and we loved all of the creative touches if you are looking for comfort, fun and inspiration stay here.
Quite new hotel conveniently located at the Marina Food Market with a lot Asian restaurants and shops. Coffee and tea are available all day, with relatively good free breakfast.
Very nice hotel right next to the Amtrak station. We took the train so location was perfect. However, you will hear trains running day and night. Very clean room, comfortable bed, great shower. Fridge and microwave. Great breakfast buffet. Walk to wonderful food court place with many options.
Beautiful hotel, comfortable and welcoming! Only issue was they broke my back window parking around the corner, so in hindsight the 70$ valet parking would of been cheaper then what I payed for the broken window, don’t leave anything viewable from the outside of the car, because these thieves aren’t playing in San Francisco
The room was clean and fresh. The bed linens were crisp and clean. The room was equipped with a coffee maker, microwave, refrigerator, iron, flat screen tv, and hair dryer. Complimentary bottled water, coffee, fruit and pastries are provided in the main office in the morning. The hotel staff was friendly, even going so far as to remember and address me by my name when greeting me in the morning.
My primary complaints would be 1) the road noise, which, for the most part can be shut out by...
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