TOP 10 Redwood City Hotels

A total of two floors, an outdoor pool, the room is clean! The room smelled a bit when I was in, and I couldn't smell it after I opened the door for a while. There are many Mexicans and Chinese. After staying for a few days, they met many Chinese.

This was the second place I stayed in Redwood City and it was soooo much better. Most importantly, it was clean!! Appears to have been recently remodeled, memory foam mattress, new paint, blinds and fixtures. The front desk employee (BM) was excellent - he was friendly, considerate, helpful and hardworking-he was always there whether it 8am or 9pm! Good location - Franklin Cafe across street-excellent breakfast, Whole foods next door, many other shops and food across street. Train located by cafe. My review is based on what was important to me HOWEVER, website says pool - there isn't one but there is a nice seating area where pool was/is supposed to be. When I was there breakfast is continental - juice, toast, muffins and coffee. I would definitely stay again!

The sanitation is very good, the room is also very big, the chain is quite normal, the American breakfast pattern is there, and there is nothing to look forward to. The staff is very nice and overall feels good.

The hotel is not far from the airport about 16 kilometers, very good, the environment service breakfast is good, the most satisfied is that the hotel has a free shuttle bus to the airport, one hour per hour, we only take two of us during the time, it looks like a chartered car The Indian driver gave a tip of $ 5 and all was done. give it a like.

My wife is a Titanium Bonvoy member and we were excited to stay at this property since we were helping our daughter move apartments and we hoped to find a nice base for future visits. That won't be happening despite the fact that this is quite a new, and reasonably pleasant hotel inside, for reasons I will describe. This hotel is located in what is essentially a commercial area, surrounded by car dealerships and close to highway 101. There is an entry area where one can drop bags and passengers and where is located the reception area. To the left as one looks at the hotel, is the parking garage and one obtains, for a small fee, a card to indicate your guest status at the hotel. However, the garage is in no way secure. Anyone can drive in there and by the looks of some of the cars (two people sitting in the car with hats pulled low over their eyes, no guest cards in most of the cars I could see etc.) it looks as though this is a place people unaffiliated with the hotel hang out. To be fair, we were never accosted or anything, but it can be disturbing when returning at night for reasons that will become clear when I explain the incident below. There is no apparent security there, no cameras that I could see. There are several chargers for EVs. The room we were given was very nice. Interesting layout that differed from the standard rooms one tends to find, large, clean, with a nice sofa and even a small balcony although, unless one enjoys looking across marshland and a Ford dealership, there wasn't much to see from our room. The bathroom was large and the shower excellent. All in all, much to like. I do find the fact that this is a ”no housekeeping unless requested” hotel a bit wearing but I guess that is a cost saving/staffing/covid issue we all need to get used to. Gone, it seems, is the option to opt out of cleaning in return for some benefits as a loyalty member. The staff here (with the notable and welcome exception of the bar tender on our first night) seem bored and disinterested. I can put up with that except for the following incident that occurred on or second night of three. My wife and I were awakened, at around 1230am, by an extremely loud ruckus immediately outside our room. Yelling, F-bombs, screaming. It was clear that what was happening was an extremely aggressive police arrest. Someone was being forced to the ground, cuffed, threatened with tazing, and finally marched away. Literally, right outside our room. This sounded like very serious police action. This is, on the fourth floor of a hotel, disconcerting to say the least. I understand that police actions sometimes happen but when we voiced our concern both in online chat, and in person the following morning this was the response: ”I wasn't on duty last night so I don't know. I think that some guests were being loud and the police were called”. No promise to find out more, to get back to us, and all totally disinterested and bored. We didn't hear any noise close to our roo

Atherton was better than expected. I knew it would be nice, but this hotel was nicer and had everything we needed for our stay. Spacious room, spacious shower and bathroom. The staff was incredibly nice and helpful when you need them. Gym was great as well. The price was a steal for how amazing it was. Definitely staying here in the future. Check-in was also super easy and fast.

The hotel hardware is OK, but the service is average! The swimming pool is unavailable! The parking is crowded and the car is full! The sign of the hotel at the intersection is not easy to find, it is not obvious, it is easy to overdo it as soon as it opens, it can only be general!

I'm surprised there's not been a review here in the last 2+ years. In that time, i'm guessing they've made improvements? I was very happy to find a microwave oven in the room. Also, because i'd come in early October when the morning weather had been on the nippy side, i was very thankful that the air con also had a 'heater' setting. Missing from the room, though, was something to make hot water with, and there was no in-room safe. Also, there seemed to be an inadequate amount of parking spaces. The southeast Asian lady at reception was ever-so-friendly, though! While many inns offer some sort of cheap breakfast, Seq Inn doesn't even bother, which is fine, since there's enough eateries nearby. (I booked for one night just to be close to SFO to fly out the next day - plans to go right up the 101 were scuttled by a crash, so i took the 280 which turned out to be a very pleasant and uncrowded alternative)

I have to say The Good Nite Inn-Redwood City was an unexpected pleasurable hotel. I had booked a room for 4 nights in Burlingame, with my debit card. After a long day, & long drive we arrive only to be told there having sum issues. And we cannot check in. Mind you, it's the day before fourth of July . So we spend next hour trying to find an available room . Call after call gets us nowhere, and I am starting to panic. Then I call the good nite inn , & speak with Renee. She says she thinks there may be a c9ôancellation. She returns to phone call and tells me yes, there , is. She hears the panic & desperation in my voice. So she asks me how fast I can get there. Telling me just to relax & just get there . Needless to say .....she turned my whole bad day around into a beautiful. Holiday. Thank you soo much