Redwood City Hotels with Swimming Pools

It's really far from the big spectrum. First of all, there are many additional fees here. Even if you prepaid on Trip.com, you need to pay the various miscellaneous fees they set up at the store, about $45-50 dollars per day. On the day of check-in, I found that I was inexplicably brushed with more than 1,200 US dollars + 500 pre-authorization. I didn't take it too seriously and thought it was a problem with Trip.com and the hotel settlement. Contact Trip.com to let them solve it. Solving for two days, the communication has been bad, Ctrip really experience 0 points, various customer service changes, one push, no one solves the problem. Said that the hotel gave the agent feedback without brushing more. I went to the front desk myself. The front desk promised to tell me that there was no money and I couldn't find it, but the bank told me that the money was not pre-authorized and the transaction was successful. I couldn't bear it, called out their manager, and then talked about the situation, and I told her not to go to my name or the consumption in my room, go to the exact number, and then see what happened. She and I pulled out all the hotel transaction records in the past few days. We sat at the front desk to check it out. It turned out that the employee who checked me in before just swiped my card for pre-authorization when I checked in. Then I counted the room rate of the previous customer who checked out on my head, and used my card to pay for the room rate for others... I was really stunned, I have never heard of a hotel like this. And there are a lot of messy fees, and you have to pay a lot more every day. It is not the cost of booking a room at all. In short, it will not be booked again. Everyone really avoids the pit.

I have to say The Good Nite Inn-Redwood City was an unexpected pleasurable hotel. I had booked a room for 4 nights in Burlingame, with my debit card. After a long day, & long drive we arrive only to be told there having sum issues. And we cannot check in. Mind you, it's the day before fourth of July . So we spend next hour trying to find an available room . Call after call gets us nowhere, and I am starting to panic. Then I call the good nite inn , & speak with Renee. She says she thinks there may be a c9ôancellation. She returns to phone call and tells me yes, there , is. She hears the panic & desperation in my voice. So she asks me how fast I can get there. Telling me just to relax & just get there . Needless to say .....she turned my whole bad day around into a beautiful. Holiday. Thank you soo much

This hotel is a bit out of the way from the center of Redwood City but has very good amenities. The rooms are clean and spacious. It is odd that housekeeping service is optional and only on offer every other day at most. Another undesirable holdover of the COVID-19 pandemic. Nice pool and gym facilities on site. The Bistro in the lobby area serves Starbucks coffee, nice breakfasts and quick suppers. The pantry by the front desk has a good variety of snacks & refreshments on offer, though the prices are steep. Staff are friendly and helpful

A total of two floors, an outdoor pool, the room is clean! The room smelled a bit when I was in, and I couldn't smell it after I opened the door for a while. There are many Mexicans and Chinese. After staying for a few days, they met many Chinese.

The hotel hardware is OK, but the service is average! The swimming pool is unavailable! The parking is crowded and the car is full! The sign of the hotel at the intersection is not easy to find, it is not obvious, it is easy to overdo it as soon as it opens, it can only be general!