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Modern Amenities
The Hilton Garden Inn San Francisco/Oakland Bay Bridge boasts a modern fitness centre, complimentary shuttle service, and free WiFi in all rooms.
Dining Options
Guests can enjoy traditional American dishes at the on-site Great American Grill for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or unwind with drinks and appetizers at the Pavilion Lounge.
Convenient Location
Located just off I-80 and I-580, this hotel offers easy access to Bay Street shopping and dining, Claremont Country Club, and Oakland International Airport.
Book your stay at Hilton Garden Inn San Francisco/Oakland Bay Bridge now to experience comfort and convenience at its finest.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 17 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
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Pets are not allowed.
When booking more than 9 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
Public parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 28 per day.
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I am a Hilton Honors Diamond member, and as such I enjoy staying at different properties throughout the Hilton portfolio. Travelling to the Bay Area on Amtrak this property looked to be convenient to the Emeryville station, so I chose it.
A few days before my stay, I was upgraded. The upgrade was a "city view" room which faces the Bay and thus San Francisco. Not really an upgrade to me, given the fact that I'm did not travel from my home on the East Coast to stare out a window at water and a city skyline. As I always do, I checked-in and chose my room via the Hilton app the day before arrival.
The problem I had upon getting off my Amtrak train was the walk over there. The Emeryville station is on the east side of the tracks, and the hotel is a couple blocks west of it, and on the other side of a freeway underpass. Powell Street goes over the tracks on a bridge, and there are signs directing pedestrians to a parallel pedestrian crossing on the same bridge. Following those signs leads one to a huge stairway, which was very hard to negotiate with a heavy suitcase. And then after crossing over the tracks, another huge stairway down to ground level. And underneath the overpass, well you can imagine that homeless people call that home so one has to deal with that unpleasantness as well. Then to cross Christie Avenue, there are no crosswalks, but signs directing you to go a block north, cross, and then return south to Powell, making the trip even longer. Then you have to cross the intersection where traffic enters and leaves the freeway, and walk underneath the overpass before getting closer to the hotel. Overall, it is a walk that is not for the weak or faint-hearted, so readers should keep all of that in mind.
For the stay itself, I had no issues with the room. It took a while for me to cool it down from the setting sun (remember the room faces west), but it became comfortable in an hour or two. This hotel was also chosen because I had inquired about whether they had availability of guest laundry, and they did. Unfortunately, there is only one washer and one dryer, which means not many people can do their wash at once. While I didn't have to wait, two other parties wanted came along and were waiting for mine to finish. They need a bigger room and more machines.
I found the room to be ample size, no problems with TV, WiFi, or the climate control once I got the air conditioner cranking for a while. The bathroom had enough space to put down my toiletries, and no issues with hot water.
And that "City View"? It was foggy so the view wasn't a view at all. Weather is not the hotel's fault, but I'm glad I didn't pay more for a room with a view had I expected to enjoy that feature.
In the morning, I had a long busy day, and my travels began on BART, not Amtrak, so I wisely summoned Uber and was on my way in a few minutes.
Overall the hotel is in a good location, but the obstacle course I had to walk from Amtrak made that part of my trip a challenge. Not any fault of the property, but future travelers should not be misled by how close the hotel looks to the station.
Comfortable bed
Front desk staff was rude. The bathroom had a bad smell. There was a machinery like noise throughout the night in the room and bathroom.
the view and the room was fine
it has no to staff to help with luggage or any other needs associated with mobility issues. lots of construction going on. there was no luggage unloading zone and the carts to use for luggage did have not been maintained well. I had a very difficult time getting my luggage to my room and vice versa when leaving. I will not stay there again
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Wasn’t able to eat at the restaurant for dinner or lunch got there too late the first night and it was closed for the next two days breakfast buffet overpriced
Очень чисто. В номере есть все необходимое. Вкусный ужин.
Не понравился завтрак.
Location was great.
I did not have breakfast because I had to pay for it.
I love that i asked for a room upgrade and they granted it for free. It was very near Amtrak Emeryville and I could have walked! Also the hotel was near a Denny's Ross, Trader Joe's, etc. and most importantly a beautiful trail that is about 2.8 miles long.
When I arrived, a Sunday, there were no open on-site restaurant.
The staff was super nice. It was quiet and clean
The pillows are flat.
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