Despite a lot of the reviews here talking smack, I find this station to be usually clean, very good…read moreway to commute to the airport. It takes exactly 13 minutes. I hope they get the needed funding for extra patrols. Could get sketchy late at night, but overall and great experience.

Architecturally and structurally one of the better BART stations in the Bay Area. It's simple to…read morelook at from the outside and very minimalist design, but it's very beautiful from the inside. I've never been to Grand Central station in New York, but I would describe this station as Grand Cetral-esque. I like how it's an open design from the inside since you can view and enjoy the structure as a whole. It makes it appear very expansive - kinda like a dome structure. AND...it's close to Trader Joe's, Costco, Starbucks and other businesses. Take BART and you're there. (I sound like the commercial)

Well, several months ago, they FINALLY opened the new South San Francisco Caltrain station. It's…read morekind of a barebones type of station -- offering very little in terms of anything besides benches, Clipper Card stations and ticket kiosks. I suppose that if the goal was to create a station devoid of loitering, then this was a great design. It's simply....basic. However, the best part of this station is the basic design. The old station required passengers going west (along Grand Avenue) to walk a large flight of stairs onto a busy overpass, cross that road and then walk down the overpass to Grand Avenue. The new station has a pedestrian underpass -- allowing you to get to Grand Avenue or Airport Blvd. much more safely and quickly. It really is appreciated after the sun goes down! I used to hate the old station. In fact, I preferred to drive from my home (in Palo Alto) just to avoid the hassle -- even though I had to pay for parking. This station has caused me to prefer taking Caltrain to any meetings in downtown South San Francisco. It's close enough (on foot) to most areas of the downtown that I don't need to bring a bike on the train. While I think that the station is simple (and the cost overruns and construction delays were annoying), this is a very nice and basic train station that might be overlooked for its simplicity. However, sometimes, "basic" is better than complex. It is in this case.

windy asf worst 15min in my life…read more once i came out from the train i knew something was wrong. it was middle of highway and wind was just pmo. i had to wait 15min for uber to pick up because obviously who wanna pick up in the middle of freeways. nowhere to sit and i was just standing fighting against the wind actually more like getting demolished by wind. Yea and of course uber driver got confused where to pick up because this fk ass station is again middle of nowhere.

Pretty average for a BART station. Probably cleaner than most and safe. If you have some time to…read morespare while waiting for your train, read the informational posters along the entry level that tell the history of this site. It's very educational.

Convenient to the Tanforan mall and next to police station. Try Bart. It builds character…read more Half off sale for the month of September. No better time to try Bart again. I've been having to use it a lot lately - if your worried about the who ha flu bring your N95 masks. I see that the most seasoned Bart riders have that along with some reading material. Bart trains can get crowded. Especially during rush hour at connecting trains. Maybe avoid that if you can but if you've got a direct route you might want to give it a try. I recently saw a very model type lady get on the train here. She was very well dressed and chose not to sit down although many many seats were open. She angled her body slightly into the wall against a metal vertical handbar jamming her shoulder - locked in place. She didn't touch anything. Thats classy. She was a pro at this Bart thing. I don't remember what kind of mask she wore but I was curious how she could balance so well with the unpredictable starting and stopping of the train. She was wearing very stylish but sensible shoes that I remember thing was aiding in her balancing act. IDk you might not want to bring the children. For one thing they will want to touch everything..... but it depends on your parenting technique. I've personally not witnessed anything much except some youngsters smoking between the cars which I think could make a great designated smoking section anyway.

We stayed two nights so we could explore San Francisco and I can say we had a pleasant stay…read more Service was great and the space was clean and spacious. Only feedback would be the showers need a bit fixing. One of the male showers knob was not working and would fall. Other than that, our stay was great and would definitely stay again when we return to San Francisco.

Wow. I stopped at the front desk with my two children and the property manager Henry L. was…read moreincredibly unfriendly and rude. When I mentioned I had left a message several days ago and no one called back (thus why I went to the office) his response was "So, does that mean we don't provide good service?" Absolutely no people skills. At the end he had the nerve to tell my kids to have a nice day. Be advised, there are plenty of hotels. No one, foreigners or locals, need to be treated like this. My next call is to the City and BBB to file a complaint. This has been reported on numerous other occasions if you read the reports below. Obviously the property and business owners don't care enough to do anything about it but we'll make sure the public is fully informed. And as you can see in the response below, no accountability only more excuses. But don't take my work for it. When you read multiple accounts of the same problem. BELEIVE IT.

Took the train back home after the giants game yesterday. Walked the entire train to use the…read morerestroom and they had none. Asked the conductor about the restroom and they said it was out of order. They couldn't tell me they had a train in service with no restroom. They wonder why no one wants to give them more taxpayer's money.

First time taking CalTrain at the San Bruno station this morning and it was a good experience…read more The platform for riding the trains are upstairs and there are 2 sides-southbound to SF and northboud to San Jose. For parking, you need to have the parking number that is painted on the ground and key it into the machine when paying. Parking is $5.50 a day and tickets can be purchased at the ticket machines upstairs on the platform. You can also purchase CalTrain tickets at these machines or tap your clipper card on the black kiosks. As far as cleanliness of the station and trains, they are generally kept clean and well maintained. CalTrain is definitely more expensive than Bart but they are usually on schedule with times and there are restrooms on the train. The newer trains even have power outlets so you can charge your devices.

Colma is my favorite BART station to park at and take the train into the city coming from San Jose…read morewhen I don't want to take public transportation all the way from the South Bay. The parking garage is big and always has a multitude of spots, oftentimes right across from the station entryway which is conveniently directly attached to the garage. Take a short escalator down and you're right in the center of the station. It's 10-20 minutes on BART into SF (depending where you're going) from Colma, avoiding city driving and expensive parking without having too much of a ride in and back. On the weekdays parking is $3 through the BART app (prefill your car information to avoid getting held up) and free on weekends and holidays. Relatively clean and easy to navigate station. There's a machine you can purchase Clipper cards at or refill your card without hassle, check the fare calculator but for a non-discounted ride to Civic Center in SF it's $4.50 at the moment one way. Red and yellow lines frequently stop here, though you will have to transfer at another station for other lines. Just an all around nicely maintained station that I recommend especially if you are parking and riding into the city and are looking for an easy experience.

PARKING ($3) The parking garage fills up a little after…read more9:00AM Monday to Thursday. On Mondays it is definitely the heaviest day; you should probably come by 8:30AM to secure a spot. Fridays less people go to work less of a rush there. Reserved parking on the first and second floors become available after 10:00AM, if your job allows you could plan to come later in the morning to get those parking spots (which are closer to the BART entrance too). Lots of bird poop in certain spots, so beware! Be careful around the turns, you might not see a car coming from the other direction. They do check for parking/payments often here. I see them checking cars often in the mornings. Word of advice to the BART parking checkers though...don't check cars in a parking section that isn't full yet since people are still pulling in. Once I got a ticket maybe 45 seconds after I parked. I paid for parking 30 seconds after the ticket was given to me. (I didn't see it until the evening). It was just annoying that I then needed to spend my time to fight the ticket. Get a EZRider account so you can pay with Clipper Card. If the parking garage fills up the Samtrans parking lot is across the street, also for $3. They accept credit cards as well. Longer walk to get to the station but at least you got a parking spot! ATTENDANTS The attendants are very pleasant and always willing to answer my random questions about parking or losing an item! BATHROOMS Often 1 will be out-of-order. The other bathroom exists for emergencies but the last 2 times I went there was no soap :( THE STATION Also a lot of bird poop recently. On weekday mornings trains to SF come every 7 minutes, so you're never waiting for too long. If you go one more spot North (Daly City) the trains come even more often, but their parking lot fills up way too early. Depending on what train you catch, you may get a seat. In the 8-8:30AM time range there is more people. By 9:00AM you could get a seat in the Antioch line, but maybe not the Richmond line since a lot of commuters get on the train in Millbrae. LOCATION Good location directly off the 280 freeway. Cheap gas stations nearby. In&Out nearby.

It is cheaper to take a Uber than to get a ticket for a DUI. I use it before I get BATSH%T drunk,…read morelike at a wine or bourbon tasting dinner event. What appeals to me most about Uber is that it prioritizes a passenger's safety. The app generates a one-time verification PIN that I give to the driver, and the app also permits me to opt-in for an audio recording of the entire driver/ passenger conversation. I also use Uber to buy ferry tickets to Fire Island. I click on "Account" "Transit Tickets" "Buy Ticket" and then select which part of the island I want to visit. This July 4, I plan to go to the annual Drag Queen Invasion of Fire Island, so I will be selecting "Pines". The app has a Hotel Reservation feature that is found on the "Services" tab, but I won't be staying in the Pines overnight. It will be a "day trip" thing. Overall, I have had nothing but positive experiences with Uber in all the years that I have been using the service. I am one satisfied customer.

I don't really like Uber but I have used it a few times to get around…read more I just don't like that it's not really a company it's independent people. (Which sometimes can be a complete freaking creepy weirdo) So I try my best not to use them unless I have to. Because you never know what kind of driver you're gonna get. To be honest I like a traditional taxi cab better than uber.

My car suddenly broke down I found them when I see they are picking up patients from hospital they…read moreare fast and efficient, and easy to book, highly recommended especially they receive insurance like medi-cal.

I can't say enough good things about this medical transportation company. From start to finish,…read morethey truly went above and beyond in every way possible. Scheduling was easy, and their team was incredibly responsive, kind, and patient when answering all my questions. On the day of the appointment, the driver arrived early, was professional, and showed genuine care and compassion. They didn't just provide a ride--they made sure everything was comfortable, safe, and stress-free. They took the time to assist every step of the way, which made a huge difference during what could have been a very overwhelming experience. What really stood out was their attention to detail and willingness to go the extra mile. It's rare to find a service that combines efficiency with such a high level of empathy and professionalism. I highly recommend them to anyone in need of reliable and caring medical transportation. Truly exceptional service! Irma Monney

Its great this shuttle bus is free. If your staying at the Marriott be prepared for a long ride…read moreand stopping at all the stops before getting to Burlingame. I got off at J stop right next to the apple store. The trolly/ shuttle driver has a 3 hour break and the last pickup is at 3:30 before his 3 hr. break. He was over 15 mins late picking up me up at 3:30, which worried me. Its a great free service.

Of course, I could walk the mile from Broadway to Burlingame Ave...but since my neighbor pointed…read moreout the fact the the B'game Trolley stops right on our block and goes right down B'game Ave I had to check it out. The vehicle appears to be a lumbering behemoth of a beast but under the deft control of its skilled driver it takes corners with the grace of a camel (or so I imagine). The ride from B'way to B'game Ave is about 3 or 4 minutes and just a breeze. The ride back home is quite a roundabout route since it stops at a few of the hotels on Bayshore Road. No worries, mon...it's all good. It's better than getting on the 391 looney bin and it's free! Free transportation in Burlingame...life is good.

We've used them multiple times. Our company also has used them. Friends too. Responsible,…read moretrustworthy, safe and clean cars everytime. Highly recommend. From the airport to the wine country to Santa Cruz back to San Francisco. Top notch transposition and Limo's Always perfect start to finish.

I hired Epic Limo services for my daughter's wedding in San Francisco. They have an excellent…read morecommunication system. The driver, Joe, was on time and very courteous. Very professional and accommodating. I appreciate their services and making an important day a very memorable one. Thank you!!