What an affordable parking garage. This place was free for the first hour and $1.25 an hour how can…read moreyou beat those prices. This garage is centrally located to all the hot spots in the area. Definitely a great option for parking

This lot takes forever to go in and out of. The lower floor is all reserved for "management" but…read moremost of those spots are empty. So instead we have to go round and round up floors. There's two slow elevators at opposite corners. Free parking for 3 hours.

This parking structure has been a great addition to downtown Livermore. I love that the city has…read morethis garage because it really helps reduce the anxiety of wondering where I'll need to park, especially when the area gets busy. Every time I've come out this way, I've been able to find a stall, which is a huge plus. The last time I've visited, there is now a time limit in place, so it's important not to abuse it. Overall, it's convenient, reliable, and makes visiting Livermore much more enjoyable.

Free multi-level parking...Easy access to Downtown Livermore and the cinema. What more can I say.read more

This parking garage is located in Walnut Creek and close to the mall where shopping and eating can…read morebe done at once. It was easy to find parking and the rates weren't too bad.

There is free and paid parking here as well as reserved parking spots. Yes, the garage can seem…read morecrowded, but I have yet to never find a spot while cruising inside. The garage is well lit and they have security wandering around for extra peace of mind. In the heart of the Walnut Creek shopping center where there are a ton of restaurants and boutiques. The shopping center is a great place for all ages.

If it wasn't for the free parking on the upper floors I would have given a 1 star rating. Until…read morerecently all the floors have been free. When the first floor was converted to pay for parking, signs that looked exactly like the 4 four free hours of parking were installed. Now you have to read a QR code to make a payment and the cost for parking isn't listed anywhere to read before parking. The light in the stairwell from the 2nd floor to the 1st floor has been out for weeks and the stairwell itself hasn't been cleaned or painted in years. Also I couldn't find a sign anywhere with contact information in case of an emergency or unexpected situation. Have looked online and only find numbers that have been disconnected. What was once a very good place to park is now about average.

Downtown Walnut Creek is a busy place on Saturday night. But there's plenty of parking if you know…read morewhere to look! The Olympic Place Parking Lot is FREE, but does take a little effort to navigate. We ended up on the roof and had to walk down as the elevator was out-of-service. Past that, it was an easy walk to our dinner at Melo's Italian Table.

Downtown Pleasant Hill has lots of entertaining options - alas, parking is not one of them. At…read morepeak times, street parking can be nonexistent, and strict time limits await those that try to sneak in from the large retail store lots nearby. This leaves downtown Pleasant Hill's "across from the movie theater" parking garage as the #1 choice. Literally located across from the Century Theater on Crescent Drive, this parking garage is free, with some untimed spaces, and other spaces featuring decent time limits (enough to see a movie). Entrances are both on Crescent Drive and Contra Costa Blvd. The downside: this may be your #1 parking choice, but it's also the #1 choice for most other Pleasant Hill visitors and virtually the only choice for movie theater patrons. So at peak times you may have no better luck finding a space here than on the street. A prayer to the Parking Gods is always in order before a downtown Pleasant Hill visit.

Free free free!!…read more I've heard this gets full at night, but in the middle of the day, it's fine. Decent sized stalls and aisles, no fee, no barriers -- this parking garage is well-designed and extremely convenient.

I am super glad to find a parking garage within the downtown Walnut Creek area where they offer…read morefree parking (for the first three hours), and then after that the rate seems pretty fair to me and they seem to display the parking rates pretty conspicuously (see attached photo). With the main entry gate at the intersection of Main Street and Botelho Drive (just right across from Gott's), this parking structure was super easy to find, and it was so nice to be able to know the count of available parking spots right off the bat before I even entered the parking structure. And each individual parking stall also had a light indicator that would turn red if occupied or green if available. And the building seemed to be pretty well-maintained. Generally I found it to be pretty clean. So, I am happy that I found this parking garage.

Came here today and all the elevators were broken/out of order. I had a stroller and had to walk…read moredown where the cars were going with my baby. This was not safe at all. I wish there was some notice before entering the lot indicating this. I just kept thinking about individuals who use wheelchairs and what they did to get down, especially if they were parked higher than we were. I feel like this was not safe or complaint with ADA standards. The attendants didn't even know the elevators weren't working. Do better Walnut Creek parking, it's 2023. We need information upfront and accessibility for those who need elevators.

We use the Economy Parking several times a year. Usually no issues arise except this latest trip,…read morewe parked for 21 days. Entrance using the QR code was easy, but upon exiting, the scanner would not read the QR code off of my cellphone. We tried all 3 exit gates and finally decided to press the button for assistance. It took a while for them to open the gate... maybe 25 minutes or so. We were thankful there were not a lot of cars trying to exit at the same time.

It was easy to book online. I didn't have to remember where I put my ticket when I returned as it…read morerecognized my license plate and sent me a text with my booking info!

"Why...Good morning, Mademoiselle! I'll take your keys and park it in your usual place." I hand…read moreover my car and keys and walk off to my merry destination. Ok, the greeting may not be EXACTLY verbatim as I just imagined above, but it's pretty close! This is the type of service you will get at this parking lot. Your car is valet parked, you are greeted by your first name, asked how you are, and reassured that your vehicle is in good care. On top of that, the price to park here is absolutely hard to beat during the weekdays, especially for the location. So here are the price details: All day parking during the Weekdays: $17 for one-time users $12 for students $10-$12 for monthly users Parking for 4 Hour block & Weekends: $5-8 **Depending on how full the lot may be, the price fluctuates, but that's typical of any central parking lots in the city. Just check the price sign in front of the lot. PROS: (1) They allow re-entrance "with discretion." If you ask nicely, they have no problem with it and will not charge you double. How awesome is that? Not many open lots do that in SF because they can't keep track of all the cars coming in and out. (2) The parking attendants give you a 5 star treatment without the high price tag. (3) Your car is in safe hands because they (a) take good care of your vehicle as though it was their own and (b) they have insurance to cover anything that may go wrong on their lot. (4) Located literally in front of Harlot, which is a new, hip SF club attached to and behind the restaurant Salt House. It's also a skippity hop from other local bars and restaurants (Zebulon, Roy's, 111 Minna, John Collins, and OSha Thai) and graduate professional schools (GGU and Academy of Arts). This is especially convenient on rainy days and you don't want to park too far from your destination. (5) Valet service is open until 10 p.m. every day, but has been opened as late as midnight due to the surrounding night life on the weekends. Just ask the attendants for the times. Most lots with valet shut down around 7 or 8 in the evening. CONS: (1) Sometimes it can be hard to locate because it's down Minna Street alley, between 1st and 2nd. However, if you can locate club Harlot, you can locate the lot, which is in front of this place. Don't be confused with the underground parking or the lots facing Natoma street or the lot facing the side of Harlot and Salt House's building. (2) The parking lot pavement is not brand new or smooth like a baby's bottom. Yes, there are a bump and a hole here and there. But heck, they place wooden boards over it to cover those imperfections! ;) Yes, it's a little ghetto, but the area is VERY, VERY safe and busy at all times, in a good central parking location, and nearby to a lot of hip venues. With all that said, the pros definitely outweigh the cons. I've been parking here for almost 2 years and had nothing but a good experience. Trust me, I've had a lot of bad experiences at other lots and I am a parking god when it comes to finding spaces on the streets, so I am not giving major props for a tiny kind gesture by these parking attendants at the Minna parking lot. Just go check it out when your parking karma is on a funk and you'll definitely experience what I'm talking about.

Yeah, I know - reviews for parking lots aren't the sexiest thing in the world. But if you live/work…read morein SF, you know that finding affordable parking is almost as hard as finding the love of your life. Most downtown garages charge you a ton of money and your first-born child for just a few hours of parking. It's insane! In any case, I'm happy to report that I've found a decent lot right around the corner from my office. The Minna Parking Lot is tucked away on Minna Lane in SOMA. The Pros: - it's walking distance to my office on New Montgomery Street. - they charge $10 for 3 hours of parking in the afternoon (much cheaper than anywhere else in the hood). - there's never a line to pay. The Cons: - The parking spots are super small. So if you don't have a compact car, you could be in trouble. - If you exceed the 3-hour parking time-frame, the price can add up. I parked there yesterday from 11:30am - 3:30pm and it cost me $20. Ouch! All in all, it's a decent lot. I'm glad I found it, and I'll continue to park there. P.S. - In my next life, I'm coming back as a parking garage owner and then retiring on my own private island.