La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham San Francisco Airport West Reviews

Excellent hotel for the price point. 4 minute taxi ride from SFO. Super clean, great little gym and pool, rooms have full kitchens, easy walk to Trader Joe's and Safeway for grocery items. Other restaurants nearby if you don't want to cook (Chinese, pizza, middle Eastern), but expect the california/USA prices ($45 for 2 sandwiches and 2 bottles of water). Beds amazingly comfy. Good adequate breakfast, staff very accommodating, always get an ungrade without asking, really nice place, will continue to go there as a 3 day layover from Japan to Mexico. Highly recommend.

Overall it was good. Easy to find restaurants as there were plenty nearby. Near airport.

Stayed here for a layover at SFO. Room comes with basic amenities. There's no longer any hotel shuttle and Uber fare is about $20. The front desk staff at check in (night shift) was not welcoming but the staff who did our check out in morning shift was friendly and courteous.

The breakfast is quite good it's just that drinking water is not available there is only hot water in the dining room. and every day the menu is the same.

The front desk staff is very enthusiastic, the room facilities are complete, the bedding is high-end and clean, and the bathroom design is new.

It was a short one-night stay as it was quite far from the airport, so the requirements were not high and the price was not expensive. Overall it was OK.

Rich breakfast, good service

The front desk service is very good, providing free coffee, hot water, breakfast, and is also very enthusiastic.

The hotel's location is not too far from the airport, which is a bit different from what I thought. And it is clearly written that there is a free airport shuttle, but in fact there is none. Other than that, other aspects are good and the hotel is relatively clean The facilities are also complete

Not bad, there is an airport shuttle bus, the room is clean

It's just so-so. Although the room was renovated in recent years, it is still in a very old-fashioned style.

The room was large and comfortable, with a kitchen for convenience. But actually it doesn’t matter if you don’t have one, because there are public microwaves and the like (as long as you don’t bake anything). Having a kitchen just makes you feel more at home. If you just sleep, it doesn't matter~ There is a small bathtub in the bathroom, where you can take a bath. Buy a disposable bath bag to relieve the fatigue of the day. Breakfast is very standard and has everything you need. A pretty rich American breakfast: coffee (both standard and decaffeinated) milk (standard milk, reduced fat milk, nut milk, American milk is really cheap) juice, yogurt, bread, eggs, potatoes, bacon or small sausages, oats, and homemade waffles Pour cake with syrup. Fruits include apples and oranges. The type is relatively comprehensive. Oh, be careful when taking muffins and bagged bread (they are quite sweet) The only drawback is that it is far away from the Millbrae Caltrain station and it takes 20 to 30 minutes to walk. If you are traveling by public transportation, you need to consider your walking patience (especially after a day of playing). It doesn't matter if you take a taxi. It is very close to the airport, only ten minutes' drive. But when I left the customs, it was one or two o'clock in the afternoon. At this time, taking an Uber actually cost thirty dollars, plus tips for carrying luggage, so it was still very painful. consider carefully. Finally, living in Millbrae is very safe. You don’t have to panic at all when walking on the road when it gets dark at 7 or 8 o’clock in the evening. There were no homeless people around. I don’t know about other areas!

The room was average in size and clean, but there were no toiletries or slippers like in all hotels in the U.S. The breakfast was a standard American three-piece set of fried potatoes, fried bacon, and scrambled eggs.

The hotel is near the airport. Take an Uber for 15 minutes and cost 30 US dollars. However, the airport drop-off service arranged by the hotel was too poor. An old car ran out of gas as soon as we set off. The fare was still unrefundable and we had to wait for the car to be rescheduled. Fortunately, we had enough time to avoid missing the plane or taking a new taxi.