3-Star Hotels in Alameda County

The environment and rooms are very good, the kitchen facilities are complete, and there are pots and pans! The room is also very big. I live in Building 9, Room 1. I will stay here again next time.

I recently stayed at the Courtyard by Marriott in Fremont, and overall, it was a comfortable experience. The room was clean and modern, with a cozy bed—perfect after a long day in Silicon Valley. The free parking was a huge plus, and having a Starbucks right in the lobby made mornings easy. The only downside was road construction nearby, which made some noise during the day. But if you’re out exploring most of the time, it’s not a big issue. For a business trip or short stay, this hotel is a solid choice—great comfort and convenience at a reasonable price.

Location is near BART, mall and restaurants. Room is spacious. Provided information were not clear, were told on email before arrival that daily cleaning service will be provided but we’ve been out on the first day and came back without cleaning done. Asked and was told rooms will be clean every other day. The room we were given got a clotted shower drainage, told the reception to fix it but nobody did anything not after 2 days of reminders. We were not offered a change of room either because the hotel was fully booked. The deposit they held on my credit card was still not released, hope it will be done soon.

Great, you can see the beautiful Bay Area small Switzerland outside the window. The room is very large. There are two large beds and a combed bed. There is also a large refrigerator, a whole set of kitchenware and tableware. It is quiet and comfortable. The location is also excellent. Next to it is Haidilao, market opening, tage, a bunch of hot pot restaurants

Great hotel but bathroom very small and area isn’t a great place to park your car.

The hotel is very clean and the environment is quite new. It is just a little expensive. There is breakfast. The front desk lady is friendly. There are many Chinese restaurants and Chinese supermarkets nearby. If you are visiting the United States for the first time, it is a good place to stay.

The check in was quick and easy. The room was clean and roomy and quiet. Pet friendly, pool was clean, full hot breakfast every morning. Staff professional and friendly. I would stay here again and recommend it.

Located next to UC Berkeley, just a few minutes' walk from the West Entrance, and with Trader Joe's right across the street, it's very convenient for buying daily necessities.

Booked in a two-bedroom apartment suite, there are two rooms, each with a double bed and bathroom, a kitchen and living room in the middle, a microwave oven with a microwave oven, and a cup, plate and dishware. Very suitable for family living. There is a big bird on the tree outside the small balcony. There are many yachts in the small bay. Walking along the front road to the right, there is a German restaurant, German sausage and beer taste really good. The hotel's free breakfast is OK. Three kinds of sausages are eaten a day. One day there are bacon patties sausages, milk cereals, homemade waffles, and several kinds of bread jams. Originally, I wanted to live in San Francisco, but I said that the roads in the city are relatively ups and downs, the one-way line is complicated, and the parking cost is high. So I live in Auckland. It is convenient to drive the Auckland Bridge to San Francisco for two consecutive days. I found a Guilin rice noodle shop nearby in the evening, and it tastes so good! ! !

We encountered several issues during our stay that significantly impacted our experience. On the first day, we had a minor disagreement with the housekeeping staff after requesting a second towel for our two-guest room, which had only been provided with one face towel. The cleaning staff member on the 4th floor argued with one of the guests rather than accommodating the simple request. The following day, we placed all used towels outside the door for collection, but no fresh towels were returned. When we inquired with another housekeeper, she explained that towels were likely still being laundered and might be available around 1 PM. We went fishing for the day and returned in the evening expecting to shower and clean up, but still had no towels. I reported the issue to the front desk, and ultimately we chose to leave approximately 20 hours early simply so we could go home and bathe. Despite this, we were charged the full rate for a room that had no air conditioning, no phone to contact the front desk, and where only 1 out of 5 ice machines was operational.