Historic Hotels & Resorts in Oakland from AU$285

"First off let me say this place is about location and price. It is near many multiple freeway locations and restaurants. Other than that is has nothing going for it. It is run down and has no blankets for the bed to sleep, just 2 sheets. The fan made sound but blew no air out. We had a desk but no chair. It advertised a patio but there was none. And the complimentary breakfast was as basic as can be, box cereal and bagels. And even though there were two guests, my wife and I, they only gave me a coupon for one breakfast per room. We chose not to eat. And the amtrak train goes by consistently like every 20 minutes or so, shaking the room and blaring the train horn. "

"No lobby, you checked in at a window, keys kept quitting on us and had to keep going to window to get them reset"

"Everything was lovely. Clean. Comfortable. Nice onsite bar restaurant. All staff courtesy. Have stayed many times and would stay again. Only one complaint: no safety bars in the tub/shower. Challenging for my husband to get out safely"

"Clean and quiet. Great park next door with very nice walking paths along the bay."

"hot tub, pool sauna and marina"

"Property was clean. Check in was a breeze even when booking with Expedia. Room was clean. Beds were comfortable. Parking onsite "

"The rooms were clean. The outside not so much, but you get what you pay for. I knew we were coming into Oakland super late and didn’t want to spend much for a few hours until we picked up our car so it was a place to wash up and lay your head for a few hours. Staff and hot shower was the best part of the stay."

"Always incredible and comfortable."

"This charming 1915-era hotel provides thoughtfully appointed rooms and exceptional service. Anything I asked for, from sewing supplies to laser copies, was quickly provided. Since I was traveling solo I opted for the Business room, which comes with free wifi, plenty of outlets, a refrigerator and coffeemaker, and the most comfortable bed ever! The hotel is connected to the restaurant Zino, with food to die for."