I was in town for business at the various Sutter medical facilities. This was a fine place for a…read morequick work trip. I wasn't expecting much for a Best Western in Tracy but it was pretty good. The room was clean and quiet. There was ample space to work, decent free internet, in-room coffee, refrigerator and microwave. Various places to eat and stores nearby made it convenient. The staff seemed very nice. The evening receptionist was very nice and helpful with my various keycard issues. (Sorry, forgot his name. Begins with an M.) My only issue was the air conditioning. It was noisy and did not maintain temperature consistently.

Very nice place.... Clean, well organized, well taken care of! Emi, night shift manager outstanding…read morefor taking care of our personal needs with a disabled mom. Very sincere, down to earth and extremely knowledgeable. Best Western, you need more employees like Emi!

We had a great driver (Juan) and an excellent and knowledgeable tour guide for our tour…read more Saturday, July 21 | San Francisco Bus Tour We departed the Marriott Hotel at 9:00 AM and headed to the Oakland/San Francisco Bay Bridge. As we crossed the bridge we saw Treasure Island and passed through the short Yerba Buena Island Tunnel. On the other side of the tunnel the San Francisco skyline shrouded in fog came into view. We took the first exit on the right and proceeded to the Embarcadero. As we traveled along the Embarcadero we saw the Ferry Building at the foot of Market Street where a Farmers Market was in progress. As we continued we saw many restaurants and piers. We passed the Exploratorium, the cruise ship terminal. (The Port of San Francisco hosts over 80 cruise ship calls and 300,000 passengers annually at the James R. Herman (Pier 27) and Pier 35 cruise terminals.) We passed Pier 39, Fisherman's Wharf, The Cannery, Cable Car turn-a-round and Ghiradeli Square. All along the Embarcadero we had great views of the Bay and Alcatraz. Next, we traveled for a few blocks on Van Ness Avenue and then turned West on Lombard Street. We traveled down Lombard to the Palace of Fine Arts, our first stop. The Palace of Fine Arts was originally constructed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition. We took pictures and then returned to the bus. Upon leaving the Palace of Fine Arts we traveled north towards the Golden Gate Bridge which we learned that the name has nothing to do with the color of the bridge which is International Orange. We traveled across the bridge which was barely visible because of the fog, which is typical for this time of year. (Most homes in SF do not have A/C because of the natural air conditioning of the fog.) At the end of the bridge we pulled into the North Golden Gate Vista Point. We took pictures, but the bridge was obscured by the fog and we could not see San Francisco at all. Benjamin Robinson took a group picture of all of us and the grandchildren of George Andrews--the first cousins. Following that, we traveled back across the GGB to SF past the SF Presidio on Presidio Parkway. We turned west on Geary Street and took Geary to Lands End Lookout. We were able to spend a little bit of time here to visit the visitor center and take pictures. From Lands End Lookout we were able to see the ruins of the Sutro Baths, the Cliff House, Seal Rock, and where the San Francisco Bay pours into the Pacific Ocean. Benjamin Robinson was able to get a great group picture and he was able to get into the picture as well. Upon returning to the bus we traveled for a few blocks along Ocean Beach on the Great Highway and then turned up John F. Kennedy Drive into Golden Gate Park past the Beach Chalet and the Dutch Windmill. (Golden Gate Park is 20% larger than Central Park in NYC.) We continued on JFK Drive passing buffalo, soccer fields, manmade lakes, barbeques, and bounce houses until we stopped at the Music Concourse. The area of the Music Concourse includes a stage, Japanese Tea Garden, de Young Museum, and the Academy of Sciences. We departed the Music Concourse and continued through the park past the Conservatory of Flowers which first opened in 1879. It is the oldest building in GGP. Upon leaving the park we turned right on Stanyan Street and then left on Haight Street where we entered the Haight-Ashbury district that became a very popular place for hippies and flower children especially during the Summer of Love in 1967. We continued up Haight past Ashbury and made a circle around to see the "Painted Ladies" (restored Victorian homes painted with at least three colors) and then down to Oak Street to an area named the Panhandle. We made a right turn on Oak. We turned left on Franklin and then right on Grove. We passed the War Memorial Opera House (first meeting of the United Nations was held there), Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco City Hall (London Breed is the first African American female mayor of SF), and the Old SF Public Library which is now an Asian Art Museum. We drove up Larken Street and turned right on California Street. We went to the top of Nob Hill where we saw Grace Cathedral, the Masonic Temple, Pacific Union Club, the Fairmont and the Mark Hopkins hotels. As we continued down from Nob Hill on California Street we crossed Grant Avenue in the heart of Chinatown. We made a left turn on Kearny Street, a left turn on Broadway, and a right turn on Columbus. We passed through North Beach and from the bus we looked up Lombard to see the "crookedest street in the world." From Columbus Street we made our way to Pier 39 where the bus driver dropped us off for one hour. He picked us up at 3:00 PM and took us back across the Oakland/San Francisco Bay Bridge to the Marriott Hotel by 4:00 PM. We had a great time. Everyone was thrilled at the sites and there was such a beautiful spirit of family love.

We had a wonderful driver Blake who drove our group from LARPD to Oracle Park and back. He knew the…read moreway perfectly and drove the bus expertly! Made it so much more relaxing! The bus was clean and comfy. Nice air flow and no bad odors! I would go again and hope to have Blake as a driver again! Thank you!

8/31/25- Haven't been here in about 2 weeks. But Ryan recognized me and was close to remembering my…read morename. I think thats pretty awesome of him to rember me. Lorraine and Aubry also recognize me when I come in and always say hi also. Makes me feel like an appreciated customer to the arcade. Staff has always been friendly to me, especially when I've had some issues with the games not working properly. They are always quick to come over and try to fix it. This makes if fun to come here and play my favorite games.

This is my favorite arcade in the area. I've checked out a few between Stockton and Turlock, and…read morethis is my favorite. They have a lot of games and it's reasonably priced. They have games where you can play for tickets if you want, and they have games that you can play just for the fun of it. My favorite is the carnival-style water shooter game, where you compete against someone to see who can fill up the tank with a water gun first. The prizes are pretty much what you would expect from an arcade. It's geared towards kids, so they obviously have prizes for kids, but you can still get candy or other little trinkets that are alright. All in all, I love coming here. The only criticism I have is the location, but that's not really the arcade's fault. It's located in a dead/dying mall, so there's no good food. Maybe Charlies Sandwiches but thats it. You can't pause playing and just grab a quick bite to eat. You have to leave the mall and then come back. But if they relocated somewhere else, the rent might be more expensive, so I don't blame the arcade for its location. It's just something you have to keep in mind when visiting.

We stayed here on a whim. I LOVED EVERY PART OF IT. I HATE that the prices are going higher now,…read morebut it was so luxurious and fun. The bright colors, the clean bedding, room, and kindness of the front desk. I was so bummed out we didn't arrive sooner to enjoy the many amazing ammenities. The breakfast was fabulous! I made myself a yogurt parfait that I loved, waffles that felt super guilty to eat - but they were delicious, fresh fruit, and pastries. On the yucky side were - the sausage or turkey flat round patties and round flat patty eggs were not very good at all. And the coffee wasn't either, and the hot water tasted like it had been filtered through old grinds or something it had a hint of coffee. However, I am thrilled with this place, so the few inconveniences I am happy to over look! Just an overall fun vibrant place to stay when traveling. I wish we had stayed at the Turlock location for a recent funeral, but were unable to at that time. We will be back for sure! The apples are free too!! :)

This is a good hotel to unwind in. It's like a second home (Home2!). They have everything you need,…read morefireplaces outside, grills, burners, microwave, large refrigerator, comfortable bed and blackout curtains! The service is fantastic and they offer free meals (but being in Hawaii time, you can't wake up in time!). And the Bear diner is right down the road!!!! (You must eat there!)

Absolutely amazing adventure! Went on a Mother/daughter outing and had soooo much fun…read more Travis is the best guide. He made the check in easy and the ride was an adrenaline rush and so enjoyable. I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND them. Thank you Travis!

i loved every second of this tour. I went with me and my dad for 2 hours. our tour guide, Travis,…read morewas excellent, and helped me, who was a complete beginner, learn how to use the controls and everything essential for the journey, and going up some of the hills had great views with many photo opportunities. I would definitely recommend this tour if you would like a well guided experienced that goes at your own pace. You do not have to go on any part you dont want to, also, which is nice. This tour has definitely made me more interested into offroad vehicles, thanks to this amazing experience and tour guide.

I have had the honor to work with Wonderson Magic at the Marines Memorial Theater, The California…read moreAcademy of Sciences, Wonderfest, The Exploratorium, at SF Ignite, at Ask a Scientist and more. His magic is smart (he is a neuroscientist), witty, and creative. Audiences love him and he is easy to work with. If you want amazing entertainment that is memorable, you will have a great experience with Wonderson Magic!

I don't normally write Yelp reviews, but after seeing Wonderson this past Friday night, I just had…read moreto write something. He came by our home and performed in front of an adult crowd in our living room - literally four feet in front of us. I thought that I knew a few tricks and have seen a lot of magicians, so naively believed I am may pick up a thing or two. Boy was I wrong! He was so smooth and completely amazed our crowd. Everybody kept talking about his performance long into the night and the following days. Not only were the tricks great, the performance aspect was superb. Just as billed, it was smart and sophisticated and I would totally recommend him to anyone looking for a unique performance at a party or get together.

We had an amazing time from beginning to end with SkyBlack. I reached out for my kiddos daddy…read moredaughter dance and Raj responded fast. It was a last minute planning and he worked with me to come up with ideas. I had two days to plan everything and felt confident knowing he wasn't mad I changed things around a few times. The day of the event his driver Sunny showed up and was very polite. He set the kids up with waters, sprites and sparkling cider. We drove to our dinner spot to eat then off to the dance. After the party he drove everyone home and still had a smoke in his face. We will definitely use SkyBlack again as their service was top notch!! Thank you again Raj and Sunny

Raj was great to work with. Responded quickly with quotes, very communicative about drivers and…read morepick up times, nice clean cars and professional drivers. Accommodated last minute changes when my flights got moved around. This will definitely be my company of choice for any airport transfers or limo needs.