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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Oakland – Based on 15,789 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Oakland is a great place do visit during football season. The fans and tailgating are phenomenal and the restaurants in Jack London Square are delicious. The Bart transit system is fantastic and allows visitors to take a quick trip to San Francisco for a bowl of Clam Chowder.
I used to live in Oakland many years ago and the city has grown. There are many activities and events to go as well as wonderful cultural events. Jack London Square is a must go to, great food, families, pets all enjoying themselves.
I went to a Raider game. Whenever my wife and I attend night games at the Coliseum we spend the night in Oakland rather than driving almost 100 miles back to Elk Grove, CA. The hotel is in East Oakland, so venturing out at night is not recommended.
Sad to say Oakland's proximity to San Francisco & the Berkeley Campus are the only reason I would go back. The ferry between the cities is great. Interesting snippets of architecture mixed among newer stuff.
Likes how garage seemed safe to park but had to pay for parking 20 $ a night No free breakfast no microwave no fridge no hot tub too pricy for not enough in hotel No LOCAL STORES HAD TO TRAVEL FAR FOR FOOD AND DRINKS. TO LAST FOR SNACKS . NOT WORTH IT.
We had the wrong weekend to stay in Oakland since it was the only place left. We stayed in the Hotel 6 which was horrible dirty, loud, overpriced and we drove to San Francisco which we did not like (we had a Service Dog and got denied entry on the Fisherman's Dwarf to eat), could not get and see the Prison for overbooking on the Internet, so when you visit, make sure you get your ticket at least 1 month in advance because for 2 days we tried, nothing available....I will never go back to San Francisco or its neighboring cities. Terrible and horrible experience....
“WE BOOKED FOR TWO QUEEN ,WHEN WE ARRIVED THEY TOLD ME THEY DON'T HAVE ANY ROOM WITH TWO QUEEN BED & THEY CAN'T DO NOTHING WE HAVE TO CALL BOOKING.COM TO FIX IT ON TOP PRICE I WAS QUOTED WAS NOT CORRECT. NEXT MORNING I WAS ON THE PHONE WITH BOOKING.COM & TRY TO FIX THE PROBLEM THEY CALLED THE HOTEL BUT COMFORT INN WON'T DO ANYTHING. WATCH OUT FOR THIS COMFORT INN IN OAKLAND GUYS !! NEXT TIME I WILL NOT GIVE MY BUSINESS TO THIS PLACE FOR SURE.”
“Ease of access from our Amtrak point of arrival, the improvements to area atmosphere of Oakland downtown, good eatery, very nice pool for my laps, generally a good mo-hotel. The Jack London mystique was there to some degree, good nearby traveler resources and quiet at night.”
“The upgraded rooms are nice and the staff are fun and easy to work with if you have a sense of humor and aren't in a hurry. The location is in the heart of Oakland so it's easy to get to Piedmont, Jack London or Lake Merritt for a littl tourism. Plus, there is a BART stop right in front of the hotel.”
“location next to oakland amtrak station - reasonable price compared to other oakland hotels in area, but still way more than motel 6 - the shower was great - surprisingly, the very low-level breakfast stuff was all i needed to get going in the morning -”
“Awesome location. Glad we gave Oakland a chance. Nice farmers market right outside the hotel on Sunday. Bayfront property. Nightlife. Everything in walking distance. Who woulda thought!?”
