Hotels in Hayward with Swimming Pools

Property location is probably one where you would stay only if visiting someone who lives in area. Recommend booking online (even last minute or while you are in lobby) as rates are lower than offered if you walk-in. There is a $200 charge assessed to credit card also that is refunded when room is checked out to make sure no damage or stolen items. It is 4 stories and when I stayed on February 19th elevator was out of order; there is also a second building that looks like it is two floors. Was on 3rd floor and could hear people tromping around in room above me. Room has microwave and refrigerator and dated furniture, with the exception of rust along top of tiles in shower/tub room seemed to be clean. An extra blanket would have been nice but heater was sufficient. Trash truck does come early in morning (unknown schedule) and could late at night hear traffic on Foothill. Breakfast is minimal and no place to sit in lobby, there is an IHOP within walking distance and a donut shop across the street that while not the cleanest, donuts are good. Wi-fi was a bit slow, adequate selection of television channels. Would say people running it make an effort but property is tired and dated.

I love it here they are very nice

I work at Cal State, East Bay. One evening I was just too damn tired to take the long commute back to San Francisco. So, decided to stay in Hayward for the night (I always keep an overnight bag in the trunk just in case I think IO might not have the energy to drive safely back home). Every motel close to the campus was sold out - but the Vagabond Inn, about a 15-minute drive,- had one room left. Believe me, I did not want to pay the $149.00 room fee, but by Bay Area standards, I suppose that is par for the course. The hotel is in an especially gritty part of , generally, gritty Hayward (I saw a ****** in short pants (the weather was frosty) standing right outside the motel. However, the motel's clientele all appeared to be law abiding citizens - for instance, many contractors/trade union folks. My room was spacious and immaculate. Also, I had my little doggie - the room fee was a very reasonable $10. The breakfast was just cold cereal, a bit of fruit, and coffee/tea. In conclusion, I would not hesitate to stay there again.

Let me be perfectly honest... I didn’t love staying here... however - there are not many good hotels/motels in Hayward, CA and they are expensive (we payed the same amount at a Hilton Hotel property the night before as we did at this Quality Inn in Hayward) this motel is an ok place to stay... keeping in mind it is a motel....we will probably stay there again. This motel has been remodeled, repainted and brought up to date (as much as it could be) The room was clean enough and it felt safe (enough) but .. the floor was wood looking laminate, the walls and doors needed to be washed and the filters on the *PTACT unit were in desperate need of cleaning (so I cleaned them myself). The freezer needed to be defrosted, but it worked well. The TV only got a few clear channels most of them were snowy or the sound didn’t work.. we called the front desk, but nothing was done about it. The head board needed to be dusted and the room needed to be deep cleaned. I feel maybe the housekeepers are not trained to deep clean, the management/housekeeping supervisor needs to door room checks and look at the walls & such. The sheets & bedding were clean, there was an Iron, ironing board, hair dryer, coffee maker & ice bucket. The towels were not “hotel quality” but they were white & clean without stains. The pillows needed to be replaced with king size, and the bed could have been more comfortable, but I find that is strictly a preference, some like hard mattress & others like soft. The Motel did offer breakfast in the lobby, but the front desk person didn’t tell us anything about it, and it was late when we checked in so I didn’t bother to ask. The first morning we were there, there was a fight, between two women, in the parking lot, screaming & yelling & acting like fools ... the manager soon broke it up. *PTACT - A Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner is a type of self-contained heating and air conditioning system commonly found in hotels, motels, add-on rooms & sunrooms, etc..

The person at the front is rude and unhappy, the pool is a cesspool, the room smelled of mold (or something foul), the entire place is generally poorly kept, our fan made more noise that the TV, the cooler blew particles into the air and the bed was as hard as the floor. You can buy illegal drugs across the street or get rid of your extra money if you want by giving it to the aggressive panhandlers there. The place had an overall very creepy vibe about. Above all of that we were afraid to touch anything for fear of contamination from that deadly virus--we had to get the hell outa there and checked out shortly afterwards with no possibility of any refund--what a scam! I booked online after seeing all of the very nice fotos of the place and skipped over the written reviews to my dismay.. I can't understand why the place hasn't been boarded up!

1/29/20 I came here for work and needed a hotel where I can park my box truck. The bed and bathroom was clean. The bed was very comfortable as I got a good nights rest. Ahmed, was the receptionist and he was very helpful. Greatest customer service I’ve ever received from red roof hotels. Thank you!