San Mateo Hotels with Wifi

"The overall environment of the hotel is clean and the housekeeping is well maintained. The room was generally clean and well maintained. However, the location is close to the main road, and the sound of traffic at night is more obvious, which may have a slight impact on shallow sleepers. However, the hotel is located right next to a main road, so it can be a bit noisy at night. No chairs are set up in the room, which is slightly inconvenient for business travelers who need to use pen and electricity or handle official business. There’s no chair in the room, which makes it inconvenient for business travelers who need to work on a laptop. Overall, suitable for short-term accommodation, but if business needs are the main reason, it is recommended to consider other options. Overall, it’s fine for a short stay, but may not be ideal for business purposes."

"It's not that it's in downtown San Francisco, but it's a 35-minute drive from the city center, very convenient for getting to the airport, and parking is free."

"American motels generally do not charge a deposit, except for large scale and ulterior motives, fortunately they do not charge here. The back of the room is a small construction site, walking across the road from a long bridge to a supermarket"

"The room was quite large and well-equipped, but the air conditioner was too loud, and the bed was too soft for me. The hotel environment and location were decent, and the service was acceptable, but the cleanliness was not very thorough."

"The environment is very good, the breakfast is also good, and the experience is very good."

"Great location! Very closed to the SFO airport. Clean and tidy space with good bathroom facilities and WiFi. Friendly and helpful staff!"

"The environment is actually quite quiet, and the side near the highway may be noisy. 10 minutes walk to costco or the other side of the safeway. The most amazing thing about hotels/motels is that there is no breakfast room. The so-called breakfast is in the room of the retail machine next to the front desk, standing drinking coffee and eating a few poor small cakes, super speechless. The refrigerator in the room is super large, but how does the ice cube inside have a nucleic acid taste?"