Cheap Hotels in Burlingame

"Outdated decor but well maintained and clean overall. Reasonably priced with plenty of free surface parking. Very close to SFO. Bay front and there’s a nice board walk facing the bay and airport runway. Free breakfast included in room rate and is quite decent. Had a street side room facing the road. Didn’t hear traffic noise or plane noise. There can be daily housekeeping if staying more than 1 night but it has to be requested at front desk in advance."

"Every time I visit San Francisco, I make sure to stay at this hotel first. It's convenient, efficient, quiet, and clean, with excellent service. Whether it's dining at the downstairs restaurant or arranging airport transfers, the experience is always great."

"The hotel's parking fee is a bit steep at $40 a day. There's a privately run airport parking lot right downstairs for $18, so we didn't park at the hotel. The air conditioning was a bit noisy, so we had to turn it off to sleep. It probably wouldn't bother light sleepers, though. It's quite convenient for getting around, but it's very windy downstairs because it's by the sea."

"Fantastic location and room. Booked at very short notice but they were very accomodating"

"I stayed here during a conference. It's close by the Hyatt and walkable to there. I wasn't familiar with the area so I didn't go out at night. I know there some restaurants nearby but area walking there at night is really dark. The hotel room was nice and comfortable. My only issue is with the doors and those people. I be hearing doors slammed closed all night and each night. No courtesy. Maybe the hotel can fix the way the doors closed. Breakfast was good. I ate breakfast there each morning. The late night snack store has limited options."

"The hotel offers a convenient shuttle service directly from the airport. Upon check-in, I received a complimentary cookie, and there were two free bottles of water in the room. The room itself was spacious, clean, and quiet. The breakfast buffet was excellent, featuring a variety of fruits and yogurt. The hotel's proximity to the beach is a big plus, making it easy to go for a stroll nearby."

"As a last-minute stay near the airport due to a late flight, this hotel was a pretty decent choice. You can just wait for the shuttle bus at the hotel shuttle stop right outside the airport; there are many shuttle buses for hotels near the airport. It was during the World Cup, so the hotel bar had a lot of soccer fans, and the hotel had even put up some special decorations. The room wasn't huge, but the hotel provided all the necessary amenities like bath towels, hand towels, soap, and shower gel. However, slippers and disposable toiletries weren't provided (which is standard for hotels in the US). The hotel also has coin-operated self-service laundry (though I didn't use it). The showerhead was over a bathtub, which is different from what I'm used to back home and I found it a bit awkward; it felt unhygienic for a bath (again, common in US hotels). The towels felt a bit rough and not soft enough, perhaps due to high occupancy and frequent use. The large restaurant on the ground floor faces the ocean, offering pleasant views of planes taking off and landing at the airport. I even saw people jogging along the coastline in the morning. Breakfast included a $30 per person voucher. After using it for the buffet, you'd still need to pay for taxes and tips, which usually brought the total above $30. Of course, you could also order à la carte, and if you're careful, you might avoid extra charges. The hotel only offers a free shuttle to the airport; for other destinations, you'll need to call a taxi or rideshare."