Extended Stay America Premier Suites - Oakland - Alameda

Tom 

on Expedia

14 years ago

Alameda stay Front desk was friendly and helpful. Toilet did not flush properly and was moved to another room which toilet flushed 50% of the time. Beds were old and too firm. Convenient parking. 

Anonymous 

on Expedia

14 years ago

Great Location on the estuary Minimal amenities but a nice walk along the water and marinas was a plus. 

30 something couple 

on Expedia

14 years ago

Good for the money Good for the money. Overlooks the marina and water. Grocery store down the street. 

Jim 

on Expedia

14 years ago

Great location Lovely locations. Nice surroundings. 

Anonymous 

on Expedia

14 years ago

Nice location no amenities, location is incredible, with great views of the marina and jack london square in Oakland. The staff was friendly. The accomodations were adequate. No soda or snack macines. Bed was fair the pillows were not,like sleeping on a newspaper. The location made it alright but, bring your own pillows and ammenitties ( including shampoo ). 

Anonymous 

on Expedia

15 years ago

Extended Stay America Oakland - Alameda, CA Nice place. Check in was very smooth. Clean. One side has beautiful view of waterline with yahts all around. 

Buzz Lightyear 

on Expedia

15 years ago

Good Place To Stay. Good Value My wife and I stayed here while we attended the City Lights Cruise. We stayed with 2 other couples while celebrating a friends Bday. The front desk clerk ([...]) was a great help in accomidating our room requests for having a large group. The hotel was nice and clean and the view of the water was a plus. We will definitely be back. 

Peter 

on Expedia

14 years ago

Just maybe, even for a quickie Soiled linens (I'm pretty sure this is one of those hotels you read about where they hang up the towels that were left on the floor by the last occupant), blood stains on the bedspread, dust on the counters. Good thing we only needed a place to crash after 13 hour work days - exhaustion makes most little things seem unimportant . . . but I ain't goin' back.