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Located 2.2 miles from University of California Berkeley, SenS Hotel & Vanne Bistro Berkeley has accommodations with free WiFi in Berkeley. One of the best coffee spots in Berkeley
Located 5 minutes’ walk to University of California Berkeley, this historic Berkeley, California hotel is elegantly kept. An indoor swimming pool with high ceilings and big windows is featured. The staff are exceptional and the hotel, and it's history, are fascinating.
Located 1.5 mi from the University of California - Berkeley, Holiday Inn Express Berkeley is located in downtown Berkeley and serves a daily continental breakfast. good breakfast，convenient parking lot，clean room.
Only 2 blocks from the University of California - Berkeley campus, this San Francisco Bay area hotel offers comfortable guestrooms with modern amenities and on-site dining options. Love the location, decor, and comfortable bed.
Featuring easy access to BART public transportation systems and to UC Berkeley, this motel provides a daily continental breakfast for all guests. Free Wi-Fi is available. Very clean, white and soft towel, white coverlet, just like those in high-level hotels. The design of the room is good, very convenient. Friendly stuff.
The Graduate Berkeley is located just 1 block from the University of California Berkeley. Complimentary WiFi is available throughout the property. Location, room furniture, room view
Popular with guests booking hotels in Berkeley
Some of the best hotels in Berkeley near California Memorial Stadium include Graduate Berkeley, The Claremont Club & Spa, A Fairmont Hotel and Berkeley City Club Hotel.
On average, it costs $169 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Berkeley for tonight. You'll pay around $254 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Berkeley will cost around $376, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
These hotels in Berkeley are highly rated by couples: Berkeley City Club Hotel, Hotel Shattuck Plaza, and SenS Hotel & Vanne Bistro Berkeley.
Berkeley City Club Hotel, Knights Inn Berkeley, and Hotel Shattuck Plaza are some of the popular hotels in Berkeley.
On average, 3-star hotels in Berkeley cost $160 per night, and 4-star hotels in Berkeley are $186 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Berkeley can be found for $395 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Berkeley this weekend is $391 or, for a 4-star hotel, $360. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Berkeley for this weekend cost around $764 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Berkeley City Club Hotel, Holiday Inn Express Berkeley, and Graduate Berkeley got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Berkeley.
Many families visiting Berkeley loved staying at Graduate Berkeley, SenS Hotel & Vanne Bistro Berkeley, and Knights Inn Berkeley.
For hotels in Berkeley that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Hotel Shattuck Plaza, La Quinta Inn Berkeley, and Holiday Inn Express Berkeley.
In Berkeley (city), there is some wonderful shopping opportunities at all ends of the spectrum. From thrift stores that have been featured nationally on t.v. shows (my daughter perused) to high end stores, Berkeley offered it all. There were some incredibly interesting and versatile restaurants too. It's difficult to please the 20 yr. olds, at times; however, my daughter loved Sweetgreen and my son enjoyed the Hawaiian Barbecue and Giant Hamburger. The location is perfect for visiting the campus of UC at Berkeley. We were primarily there to allow my daughter to visit her long-time friend. It's also close enough to San Francisco to allow sight-seeing. It is approximately 40-60 minutes to the embarcadero, depending on traffic.
Berkeley has a major homeless issue. Between the motel and Downtown, doorway after doorway were filled with homeless people. In the downtown coffee shops, the homeless come in hassling you. Many have mental health issues. For a wealthy area, it’s so sad to see so much poverty.
OK, so I grew up in Berkeley, attended Berkeley High and then Cal. Lived there over 50 years. Now go to visit my daughter. Can't quite relate to how it would be to visit if you are unfamiliar with the one-way streets, how to take alternate routes when traffic backs up, where to find parking, etc. Can be a hassle. Recommend doing homework with maps before you get there! Favorite places include the hills, e.g. Tilden, and the Marina. Berkeley Rep and other little theaters, live music, the campus, Breads of India and Homemade Cafe on Sacramento, Chez Panisse, etc.
What I loved about Berkeley is that most of the streets are lined with beautiful trees and there are plenty of areas to hike and small hidden walkways that were fragrant with the smell of flowers. I also enjoyed being in the city and meeting people on the street, the culture is amazing.
I love Berkeley! There is great energy in the air. Wonderful restaurants; Angeline's, Rangoon Superstar, and Platino's. Greek Theater is a wonderful concert venue. Lots of live music options.
I was shocked at how dirty and rundown the town is. I attended a conference on the UC Berkeley campus and was really put off by the homeless sleeping in the campus buildings. Every major city has similar problems, but Berkeley feels neglected. There are some cute shops, but with San Francisco and San Jose in close proximity, I would never recommend someone spend time in Berkeley.
The motel is really crappy. You can’t imagine how uncomfortable and old the sheets and pillows are. The hair dryer is even worse, it smells like human burning but no wind comes out at all! Please clean the backside of the hair dryer!! Everyone knows that! The water of the shower is so skinny…and most important , what kind of shit hotel does it have a mirror for dressing! And the mirror on the sink is like one meter away from you . I am more than 170cm tall but still can’t be too close to the mirror to put my contacts on!!!
The room was comfortable and had lots of personality. It started with the room key access card, which was modeled after a college ID card. Nice. The room the 4 of us - two parents, two 17-year-olds who were checking out Berkeley - stayed in was pretty spacious, given the great location right near campus, and had some unique features, most memorably the room lamp, which looked like a bong! How Berkeley is that? Very, as it happens. The beds were comfortable and the bathroom was relatively luxurious.
Reasonable priced accommodation for San Francisco. It’s not a traditional hotel. The bedroom was clean and there were showers and toilets on our floor . It was quiet so had no problem using them . The little kitchenette and lounge area was useful . 15 min walk to Downtown Berkeley BART metro . Easy to get ticket $4.60 each way . It takes about half an hour to reach downtown . We were only there a day so got the Big Red Bus hop on hop off , for sightseeing .
The shower's water pressure and temperature control is amazing. The whole bathroom feels like it is a part of a more premium hotel experience. The lovely oversized photographic print of the Golden Gate was a very welcome and high quality touch. The bed and the pillows were beyond comfortable, making it a chore to leave the bed and a pleasure to stay in it. The motel is also centrally located and is within walking distance to plenty of restaurants and stores.
Loved the beds, soo comfy! Felt like being part of the American good life; families with their kids having swimming lessons in the pool, the locals having their breakfast and coffee in the little coffee places and restaurants just outside the hotel. Only a 20 minute walk to the subway and from there easy access to any place in San Francisco.
Loved everything about this place, my girlfriend loved it she had no complaints at all other than bathtub doesn’t drain water fast enough so it goes up to the ankles and stuff, but even then everything else about the hotel makes up for that little thing. Loved this place and definitely gonna stay here again.
It is a beautiful property on the water with lots of places to walk. The staff is so nice and accommodating. I loved their texting phone service. They texted me to ask if everything was ok. How cool! I would definitely stay there again. A great hotel and the price was good for such an expensive area.
Good value for the money. Not a classy hotel by any means, but VERY cheap compared to anything else downtown. If you're a Startup company running lean, this is the way to go.
Hotel was very comfortable. Restaurant area was best thanks to Carmen who kept the area very clean and was very efficient in the turnover of food.
I liked the bed and room, and the overall feel of the hotel, close to BART and UC Berkeley. The bed was made everyday and cleaned.
Beautiful boutique hotel, perfect for visiting UC Berkely. Lots of space, large comfortable room, great breakfast.
the location, although the hotel is on a loud road, it is in a nice suburb.
It was cheaper than every other hotel around. Close to the Berkeley campus.
The hotel was in close proximity to BART
Very confortable hotel.
It’s really nice. The staff are friendly and helpful. The room is clean. Located very close to downtown and UC Berkeley.
It’s a beautiful peaceful facility. Close to everything and sign everywhere making it easy to know where you are.
I liked the place because it was in a good location and it was quiet. I felt safe and comfortable.
Dont be fooled by the outside appearance...the newly remodeled room was warm and inviting.
I loved the views and nooks and crannies, the sense of history and quality.
