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Good Nite Inn - Redwood City

485 Veterans Blvd Redwood City CA

$85 nightly

$96 total

Mar 13 - Mar 14

Total with taxes and fees

8.6/10 Excellent! (1,681 reviews)

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Redwood City Hotel & Travel Guide

When you are deciding where your home away from home will be while exploring in Redwood City, you'll have a broad range of great alternatives. Right now, Travelocity is where modern travelers can compare 26 accommodation options within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) distance of the city center of Redwood City.

The ELF Homes Forest Grandeur is the closest accommodation to the downtown precinct of Redwood City and the only Travelocity-listed place to stay within a short distance.

Families, students and those watching their dollars can choose from great Redwood City room options that definitely won't blow holes in their budget. The Pacific Inn of Redwood City and the Sequoia Inn are amongst the other lower-cost places worth investigating.

The The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay is positioned 9 miles (14 kilometers) from the main part of Redwood City. On the other hand, the Rosewood Sand Hill is about 4 miles (6 kilometers) away. The Garden Court Hotel along with the Four Seasons Hotel Silicon Valley at East Palo Alto are some alternative places to book accommodation in Redwood City.

After you have seen Redwood City, schedule in a little time to visit the many other delights of the Northern California area. Visit Northern California's art museums and art galleries and admire the area's mountains. Outdoor-loving travelers might also throw themselves into snowboarding, skiing and cross-country skiing in this part of United States of America.

15 miles (24 kilometers) to the northwest of Redwood City, you can reach Montara, where you can enjoy Montara State Beach and Gray Whale Cove State Beach. Should you wish to head to Montara, check out the Seal Cove Inn and Goose & Turrets B&B. 5 miles (7 kilometers) north of Redwood City, you will find San Carlos, which is home to the HYATT house Belmont/Redwood Shores and Pullman San Francisco Bay. If you stay in San Carlos, make your way to the Hiller Aviation Museum and Museum of San Carlos History.

San Francisco International Airport is a practical entry point for flying in and out of Redwood City. It's located 14 miles (23 kilometers) from the center of the city. If you choose to find accommodation nearby, book the Staybridge Suites San Francisco Airport or San Francisco Airport Marriott Waterfront.

Frequently asked questions

What are the top kid-friendly hotels in Redwood City?

Take some of the challenges out of traveling with kids by booking a family-friendly hotel in Redwood City. From fun amenities to more services, these properties feature perks that'll help make your trip go off without a hitch: Your entourage will love staying at Ideal Redwood City 1BR w/ Gym & W/D, next to Caltrain, by Blueground. A king bed and pet-friendly facilities are among the things that help make this hotel a sought-after option. Alternatively, spend your nights in Redwood City at Sunlit Redwood City 1BR w/ W/D, next to Caltrain, by Blueground. Take advantage of a king bed, pet-friendly facilities and more here.

Where can I find cheap hotels in Redwood City?

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How much does it cost to stay in a hotel in Redwood City?

The cheapest hotel in Redwood City is $83. This price was available within the past 7 days, for stays with a check-in date within the next year. Of course, the price you pay depends on your dates of travel, the length of your stay, and the hotel's location. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.

How many hotels are in Redwood City?

There are 5,472 hotels in Redwood City on Travelocity.

What are the best hotels in Redwood City?

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When is the best time to visit Redwood City?

If you want the joy of a fun-filled trip in peak season, visit Redwood City during April, May and June. If you'd prefer the peace of off-season, book a stay during quieter months, such as December, January and February.

When is the cheapest time to stay in Redwood City?

Based on historic data is usually the cheapest month to visit Redwood City. However, we have incredible deals all year round, so we're confident you'll find a room in your budget whenever you choose to travel.

Are there any great family-friendly hotels in Redwood City?

There are multiple hotels in Redwood City that will please the whole family. Do you need adjoining rooms, babysitting services or a swimming pool? We've got you covered. Use our family filter to narrow your search down and use guest reviews to help you pick the perfect place for your next family trip to Redwood City. We have plenty of kid-friendly hotels in Redwood City to choose from on Travelocity!

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Recent Redwood City hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

YOTEL San Francisco

4 out of 5

Posted 2 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Inside, the staff is very helpful and accommodating without being invasive. The rooms are peculiarly engineered, so make sure that you know what you are about to spend the night in. I think the room that I rented for two nights is made for single travelers or a close couple because I was in a sky cabin and the first thing that I notice when I walk into the room was just a stand-alone toilet. No doors or walls separating the toilet from the main cabin area, so make sure you are ultra comfortable with your cabin-mate in very close quarters. Then you climb a steep spiral ladder/staircase to the loft sleeping cubby, with a once-smart tv at the foot of the bed. If you are claustrophobic, I would look for a different floor plan but if you don’t mind, it’s a fun and futuristic theme. Everything about the hotel is great in that it’s very quick and easy check-in, resembling checking in at the airport or at a tech conference or something. The cabins are designed to resemble air travel cabins and are designed to feature minimalist and space-saving utility. If you’ve ever seen that show “tiny house hunters” and how everything is engineered to make the most out of tiny spaces, then you get the idea of what the cabins are like on the inside. The water and ice machine on each floor has the best crunchy ice you’ve ever had at a hotel. Check out 2nd floor Mission Cntrl!"

A verified traveler stayed at YOTEL San Francisco

Handlery Union Square Hotel

4 out of 5

Posted 15 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"I have been waiting for this pool to open for nearly a year. Keep bringing a bath suit bc they say it’s either open or will be open by the 3/6. Didn’t happen. No snacks and restaurants close early in the area. Also restaurants are extremely expensive. "

A verified traveler stayed at Handlery Union Square Hotel

Embassy Hotel

3 out of 5

Posted 17 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"I’m hoping someone reads this review because I wish I had read reviews before booking. First, this hotel is not affiliated with Embassy Suites. That’s what I assumed when I booked, but it’s actually a completely separate hotel called The Embassy. It’s located in the Tenderloin District, one of the rougher areas of San Francisco. The location was not clearly advertised when booking, and if you’re a solo female traveler, I would strongly recommend avoiding this area. They even lock the front entrance door, so at times you have to ring a bell to be let in. That alone should tell you how rough the neighborhood can be. To be fair, the towels and linens were clean and the staff was friendly, but the hotel itself is very dated and worn. The building has an old charm, but the moment we walked into our room it smelled like cigarette smoke, even though it’s supposed to be smoke-free. We had to notify management.There is no air conditioning, only an old furnace system that may or may not work. Luckily San Francisco weather is cool, so opening the window helped, but the street noise is loud, which may bother some guests. Also, the photos on Expedia are heavily filtered and misleading compared to the actual condition of the hotel.Amenities are minimal, only a small fridge, no real extras, and the TV isn’t Bluetooth enabled. If you just need a cheap place to sleep, it may be fine. But if you prefer cleaner, more modern accommodations or are traveling alone, I’d recommend staying elsewhere."

A verified traveler stayed at Embassy Hotel