Stayed here for two nights during a trip to Half Moon Bay. The hotel was newer and modern, with a…read morecomfortable bed and decent breakfast. Good location near the freeway and airport. Even though you can see the airport runway, I didn't hear any of the planes. Hotel parking is $40, but you can park overnight at the BART station parking lot across the street for $7.80. It felt safe and is well lit. Starbucks and Chick-fil-A are right outside the hotel.

This Residence Inn was a one night stay for my wife and I. I was in the area for work. We were…read morestaying at a nearby hotel when the staff at the other hotel told me that the water would be turned off for several hours for emergency repairs. This Residence Inn saved me from no water and a complaining wife if I had stayed at the other hotel. I dropped in to check to see if they had vacancies. They assured me that rooms would be available. I immediately got onto to Concur, my employer's travel website and made the reservation. I was able to check in early the next morning after speaking to them, and due to my elite status. Check in was easy since they remembered my face. They gave us a studio king. The room had a full kitchen with refrigerator, stove, coffemaker and microwave. The King bed was nice and comfortable. The bathroom had the usual Marriott bottle products. The room was good for a one night's stay. Their gym, once I found it, was adequate with treadmills, ellipticals, dumb bells, kettlebells, and Pilates balls. It was good enough to give me a good workout. Their parking lot is big. They do charge for parking. My only complaint, if I had one is that the staff does not know how to use virtual credit card payments. I had to use my own credit card instead of charging my virtual card. Other than that, it was a good stay. I wouldn't mind staying again if the other hotel I usually stay at wasn't available.

Hotel: Grand Hyatt SFO Room type: Grand Suite, king bed…read moreCost: $2,300 USD/2 nights Trip: solo, 1 person Location: San Francisco, CA. (SFO Airport) Rating: 4.0/5.0 The Grand Hyatt at SFO is an amazing property, Hyatt truly showed why they belong in the luxury tier with this entry. A 351-room (and suite) airport hotel, one of the best airport hotels in the world, and connected directly to the airport via presecurity (TSA) airtrain on airport grounds. This was quite a luxurious hotel, in a prime spot and a must-stay for avgeeks (aviation geeks). While not the most luxurious hotel I've stayed at, it proves it doesn't have to be. While providing fine dining (at the Quail & Crane Restaurant, more on that below) or fast and convenient to-go items that can be enjoyed in your room or on-the-go (more than likely when here, you're heading to a flight, see: Twin Peaks café, below), the Grand Hyatt at SFO offers unparalleled service for an airport hotel and deserves its 5-star rating. The fitness center by itself is huge and offers yoga mats, stretch balls, peloton fitness bikes, treadmills, standard recumbent bikes, free weights, circuit training and more, plus complimentary water and towels. What is more, is that they truly metaphorically bend over backwards to serve you which no hotel is obligated to do. If you order Uber Eats or Doordash, for example, they'll drop your food at their first floor valet lobby; it's no problem at all. Though the Quail & Crane Restaurant offers an excellent fusion of Western/American continental cuisine, while the Twin Peaks bar had an amazing selection of cocktails to make for you upon request, and the neighboring Twin Peaks market had a standard mix of cold beverages (water, soda, juice, etc.) and snack items including potato chips, and standard American/western fare And the views! Where do I start? This is where being an avgeek comes into play as an advantage and the hotel encourages this, providing an "aircraft identification guide," binoculars, pen, and paper notepad. I spent hours in my suite watching aircraft land, taxi, park at the gate, taxi to the runway then take off. NOTE: Request an apron-view room or suite, otherwise you get an interior room /suite. My suite had panoramic views of the International terminal and half of the "A" gates (the international terminal consists of one gigantic hall and two piers, "A" and "G" gates - Star Alliance aircraft depart out of the "G" gates, while everyone else uses the "A" gates and pier. Domestic terminals 1, 2, and 3 are strictly for gates "B" "C" "D" "E" and "F"). I had to get a pad of paper and a pen to keep track of every aircraft I saw. Would I stay here again? Absolutely! 4.0/5.0 is my final rating, only because 5.0 is the proverbial unicorn; no hotel gets 5.0/5.0, it is unfair to other establishments and there is always something any given hotel can do better, even if it is so unnoticeable to guests, it is behind the scenes. The only thing that could make the Grand Hyatt SFO better is a spa on-site but I'm being unnecessarily nit-picky here, which isn't fair to the hotel.

I have only visited this hotel for hosted receptions . Each time has been more disappointing than…read morethe last . Maybe it's because my host has a limited budget but it reflects horribly on the F&B department when the simplest thing .... Coffee and tea at the reception area prior to the main meal ! The last time , they did not bring this out until long after the event started ... it was set up but no liquids . Unacceptable . I also find their check in reception lobby most unwelcoming and unappealing. Always a shock when you get off the AirTrain and there is no one at the desk at bottom of the escalator.

Location, location, location. That's what makes this a good place to stay. Been coming here for 20…read moreyears to meet up with aunts, uncles and cousins in the area. Great restaurants nearby, and fast food also. Walking around downtown Millbrae, is pleasant. The BART station, In-N-Out burger are within walking distance if you're reasonbly fit, but maybe pushing the envelope for some. Super convenient to get to and from SFO. Getting on and off the Hwy 101 is pretty easy. Convenient underground parking garage. I believe the height limit is 6'8" but please confirm with the front desk if you are worried about it. The property is newly renovated, but still some signs of age. The padding under the carpet in my room was kinda lumpy and uneven. Staff is super friendly. The complimentary breakfast is pretty basic. If all you need is some toast, fruit, cereal and juice it will do. The hot food: scramble eggs, turkey sausage and waffles are available, but not my first choice. If you can hold out for better food options in the neighborhood, that's a stronger move. Watch out for the various curbs and beat-up sideawalk nearby the street. Trip and fall hazards everywhere if you are of a certain age. Unfortunately on this most recent visit, there was still two long hairs in my shower on the wall. They no longer do daily room cleaning unless you ask. But cleaning is hard work and every hotel chain is cutting back on labor and using eco-friendly as an excuse. Not just Fairfield Inn. There is at least one room on the gound floor (north end of the building) I have stayed in previously that is right above some kind of machinery that makes loud bumping and banging noise that kept me up all night. But still, I would stay here again. It's not cheap but it's a good operating base to visit with friends and family in the area, or if you have business to conduct nearby.

Customer service was non existent. They promise to address issues and totally disregard and ignore…read morethe customer. I would never go back there.

So this is my second time staying with El Rancho ,,, I thought give it another try. …read more So overall it's decent , really big spread out facility but it seems they always put people way in the back and the drive through to get to the rooms is always closed off . Pros: Room was large , shower had good water pressure , TV had a good amount of channels .Parking was available and easy , bed was comfortable and they had a lot of plug ins for chargers . Cons : Room was very dated , below me was some type of construction or something and it was loud . I arrived a little early , about an hour and a half and they charged me a fee for early check in ,,, also the parking lot was empty and they charged me for parking . The included breakfast in the cafe was good ,, lots of options . They can definitely do better , not the best but definitely not the worst .

Let me just say the customer service. There was awesome. The front desk employee that helped me is…read morenamed Ezra. We explained to Ezra our situation. We were only going to be in town for less than 24 hours and he was able to give us a really great discount. I believe Ezra was just worried about me and my friend, two women possibly trying to get a hotel on the bad side of town. I'm really glad he was looking out for us. This place is Central to everything, to the airport as well as other stores nearby and gas stations. I wish we had stayed here sooner than the previous hotel that we were at. The room was very spacious. There was also a gym that we utilized in the short amount of time that we stayed overnight. My friend came back to the hotel after dropping me off at the airport, and enjoyed a really nice breakfast. She said they had a really great selection and that she would recommend that hotel again. Overall, the location is great. The room was nice and it's just a beautiful hotel in general.

Amazing hotel room, super cute theme, comfortable bed, could barely hear neighbors, nice amenities,…read morenice shower, nice tv, great location. Right next to bart and close to the airport. Would definitely stay again!

I have been staying at the Dylan since they opened a few years ago and you could get a last minute…read morestay for $100. Not anymore and apparently they are busy enough that they genuinely DON'T CARE about their customers and the safety and illegal activities they recommend to guests. Tonight I came off a full day of work on the road and a 7+ hour long flight back into SFO and I arrived after midnight and the drive to my home in Sonoma county is typically 2.5-3 hrs on windy roads with no lights and lots of sharp turns. I opted to book a room a month ago for the night and days leading up to it they kept texting me to convince me to upgrade my room and pay more - which I ignored. Well arriving past midnight on a Friday night meant NO PARKING SPOTS available at a hotel that advertises and promotes their free and accessible parking as a feature and selling point. They even have long term parking that they sell and that lot is always open w free spots !? So I pull in after not being able to find any parking in their small parking lot and no street parking around their hotel and when I ask where I can park I'm told "customers happily park on the street" even through the signs clearly say 4 hrs parking maximum and they can ticket and tow. After attempts to reason with an unreasonable and incredibly unhelpful desk clerk to get access for the night a spot in their open long term lot - and being repeatedly and illogically turned down repeatedly by the night clerk who simply was reading a pathetic script that always resulted in NO HELPFUL or LOGICAL RESOLUTION to no place to legally put my car for the night - I ask what my options are and there are none. No place to park my car and when I asked about cancelling my reservation I'm told they have a 24 hr cancellation policy and having no legal place to park my car isn't their problem. Interesting. They have already charged my credit card for $175 and I'm told that I'm basically shit out of luck. I'm even told I will be removed if I raise my voice and continue to point out that I'm actually being given NO VIABLE, SAFE and LEGALLY defendable options. So I call my credit card company while sitting there and contest the charges and have no choice but to drive off at 12:30 AM looking at a 3+ hour dangerous drive sleep deprived and in the pitch black of night to my home in Sonoma county. Thanks Dylan Hotel ! Appreciate the swell customer service ! Would I recommend staying at this shitty motor lodge near the airport moving forward. NOT A CHANCE and their management should be ashamed of themselves. Never again. Be warned of the bait and switch regarding their policies and the likelihood of being sent to illegally park on the streets with no recourse. Nope. Bye bye Dylan Hotel. Never again. You lost a long standing customer and a former fan. Pathetic

I actually love this hotel. We used to come here all the time to grab a Starbucks while we waited…read morefor a table for dim sum at Grand Harbor. They have a great lobby view of the waterfront and SFO runway. We recently stayed here overnight for the first time, and it was so lovely! With Bonvoy Gold, we were upgraded to a waterfront view, got Its-It for a welcome gift, and enjoyed a no-rush 2:00PM late checkout. We also got to use Spin bikes as part of the destination fee. They have a very convenient complementary shuttle to/from SFO that runs every 15-20 minutes. Highly recommended for a visit if you have time to kill in the area or if you need an SFO overnight.

If it wasn't for Olga, this rating would be a 1 star. But the room was lacking common guest…read moreconveniences . The faucet was SO close to the sink! No glass would fit under it! no microwave in room and frig was not cold enough to chill water! Buffet was over priced $40 Pancakes were ok pice of $19. The big attraction of Course was the waterfront , so I guess they compromise other guest conveniences. This will probably not last

This hotel is a fantastic choice if you're looking for a hotel near the airport. They offer a…read moreconvenient airport shuttle that runs every 15 minutes. Plus, they have a great restaurant and bar, and the staff is super friendly! They also have a Starbucks on site.

Located just a few minutes of a ride from the airport, this hotel has views of the San Francisco…read moreBay. There are several room level options and packages for short and extended overnight stays. This Westin property has an onsite restaurant, mini mart store, Starbucks and meeting rooms on the 1st floor. An indoor swim pool with a whirlpool, fitness center and a lobby with a lounge and private room, flatscreens and lounge furniture for relaxing or working. There is a ground level open air self parking lot steps away from the entrance.

Parked here for a trip. Very close to SF airport at a much…read moremore reasonable rate for overnight parking(less than half the cost) Prepaid on line, dropped family at airport departure terminal and then drove and self parked. Picked up the free shuttle in front of hotel (shuttles running constantly) That took me back to airport to jojn family for trip. Upon return, after collecting luggage, was able to grab the hotel shuttle back to the lot , scanned the prepaid QR code and was on my way.

I don't recommend staying here unless you're fine with being treated poorly by front desk staff and…read morelooking through the other negative reviews, this seems to be a common reoccurrence, which is shocking for a Marriott property. The front desk here is unbelievably rude and unprofessional. When I checked in, they didn't explain any amenities and handed me my keys. One of the key didn't even work on the first day. Not only that, I asked for late check out and my keys were again locked out before my check out time. When I asked to store luggage, they handed me a luggage tag without a word and kept chatting with their friends. I placed it on my luggage and they rudely told me not to do that and I was supposed to write down my info. I've never had to do that for any Marriott properties as the tag already has a corresponding ticket number. Also, why would they chastise me for something they didn't even bother explaining? The shuttle bus drivers and cleaning staff are nice and polite. It is really just the front desk who needs retraining. As for the property itself, they gave me one of the farthest room at the end of a long, dark hallway - it was like something out of a horror movie. Also once again, another hotel without bathroom doors. I only stayed here because the Westin next door was sold out for a conference. However, I did interact with the Westin staff there and it was a much better experience. I suspect all of the experienced staff are assigned to the Westin instead.

We decided to stay at this hotel for the good reviews and reasonable pet fee of $25. They also have…read morea dedicated space for dogs to go potty and I appreciated that. Beds are comfortable, the view into the pool and patio areas are nice, and free breakfast too. We enjoyed our stay and look forward to staying here again when needed.

We rented a deluxe double queen with a kitchen room. There was nothing good about this room. Room…read morewas dark and dingy. Carpet looked disgusting. The only positive about the room was we didn't get bed bugs. We booked at this hotel for the airport shuttle convenience and free breakfast. The shuttle was dangerously too fast and made a bunch of stops before dumping us off at the airport. The free breakfast should be free for the quality of food. The area the hotel room is sketchy. The photos on website of room is not true/accurate. I would not recommend or stay here again.

I chose this hotel primarily for its convenient location near BART parking (about 1 mile away at…read more$10 per day) and easy access to SFO. Overall, it wasn't the best hotel I've stayed at, but it certainly wasn't the worst either. One downside was the pricing of items sold in the lobby. Paying around $10 for a package of M&M's and a bottle of water felt excessive, even by hotel standards. The room itself was clean, and the bed was comfortable, which made for a pleasant stay. However, parts of the property are beginning to show their age and could benefit from some updates. The couch in my room, in particular, looked well-worn and seemed overdue for replacement. Despite those minor drawbacks, the location and convenience to both the airport and BART make this a property I would consider staying at again in the future.

Overall it was ok - and clean which is most important to me - but the elevator needs some fixing up…read moreand the free breakfast was meh. I took a photo of the breakfast eggs with excitement but they didn't taste quite as good as they looked. There is a small gym with a treadmill, a bench and dumbbells which are in good shape