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The hotel is decentralized, the hotel room is a separate row of houses, parking is at the door of your room, parking is free, breakfast is too simple, the photos are thought to be a resort hotel, in fact not. The iron in the room was bad. I changed it to the front desk and changed it. The ironing board is very old, not clean, and the facilities are general. Don't expect it. The hotel is on the high speed side and it is very noisy. What machine on the side of the hotel screamed in the morning.

Stayed at the Courtyard by Marriott Novato for weekend our hotel stay was slightly above average. We had to ask for fresh towels twice before going to the desk to get them ourselves. The next morning before checking out we looked out the window and noticed that several Novato police cars were by our truck. When we went to our truck the rear passenger window was smashed and our vehicle was broken into. Crime and theft everywhere is on the rise. I am sure the hotel is aware of this because there was a sign that said park at your own risk we are not responsible for break ins. Most people drive to hotels and park vehicles during their stay. Solution, all night security to insure that patrons cars are not vandalized. The front desk staff was as accommodating as they could be. They had housekeeping come and assist us with cleaning up the broken glass. Park here at your own risk, upon leaving we noticed several unhoused people across the street and walking in the vicinity.

Very good. The staff is very enthusiastic. The room is very clean. The breakfast is relatively simple but has a variety of options. Ctrip's room is next to the restaurant. It is a little noisy in the morning. If you mind, you can confirm the room location in advance.

I'm giving four stars because the room was a good value -- about the cheapest in town, especially on a weekend when other places were much more expensive. The room was kind of dingy but adequate; the bed was comfortable and the WiFi was solid and fairly fast. But... When I pulled in, someone creepy was sitting on the edge of the parking lot. Two guests going into their room looked like aspiring rock musicians who hadn't slept or taken a shower for days. The desk clerk was friendly enough, but he gave me a long list of rules to sign... it looked serious, so I asked for a copy. See the photo attached. ”Failure to check out on time will result in your items being removed. ... Rates may change without notice. ... No major appliances allowed. ... Not a care facility; if you need help, seek the proper business.” Etc. etc. I'm guessing the the rules are mostly for less-desirable long-term guests, but they were a bad introduction.

We love our stay at this hotel.

The Sheraton Hotel is okay, the rooms are smaller, with coffee makers and microwaves, and the middle yard has a swimming pool and jacuzzi. The parking lot is very big. Do n’t pay for parking. Whenever there is a parking space, there is a supermarket in 3 minutes by car. There are many kinds of food but the taste is so important. The old American does n’t pay attention to eating. The supermarket is cheap. Each. I go to the supermarket every day to buy fruit or something, and the bread is delicious, and the whole wheat is quite tumbling. And the intersection gas station is the cheapest gas station I saw in San Francisco, highly recommended.

Very nice hotel, quiet, large room with coffee machine and microwave, Starbucks coffee and black tea delivered daily, there is a fountain park next to all birds, and the lobby is being renovated when checked in, and it's beautifully packed. Breakfast was average and not enough to eat. After eating breakfast every day, I took two loaves of bread and went out to feed the seagulls. A lot of birds were waiting. After going out for a 2 minute drive and crossing the bridge, Macy's Department Store has a lot of food. Safeway supermarket is next to it. Things are cheap and fruits are cheap. Find white cashiers can borrow membership cards. It is much cheaper. Black cashiers generally ignore you. There is a parking lot at any time. The gas station at the intersection of the Sheraton Hotel opposite is the cheapest in San Francisco. It is highly recommended.

The hotel is large in scale, close to the highway, and the old-fashioned North American style pier and berth buildings are very eye-catching. The hardware is quite satisfactory, the rooms are clean and tidy, overnight parking is charged, and most reservations do not include breakfast, but there is a commercial dining area, breakfast cafe, and even a delicious Chinese restaurant within six or seven minutes' drive.