San Rafael Hotel Guide - Dominican University of California hotels in San Rafael, United States of America.

"The toilet was dirty all three days. Never cleaned. No liners in trash cans. Drains smelled. Hundreds of birds nesting on building pooping on customer cars."

"The staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was clean, quiet, and rather spacious. The parking was very conveniently located. We will definitely stay here again."

"Villa Inn is a budget motel and served our purpose well - it was clean and quiet. The staff was friendly and helpful. The breakfast was a little underwhelming compared to other hotels but it worked for the one morning we were there."

"Pretty nice affordable hotel! I will definitely be coming back! Cards sometimes don’t work but the front desk staff will help fix that. Overall it was pretty clean and tidy, excellent experience."

"Advertised as a hotel but was a motel. Run down and gross. Even killed a cockroach in our room."

"Crazy big room. Staff was very helpful. Will stay there again when I'm in Marin"

"Panama Hotel is a locally owned independent hotel in a rambling historic home on B-street. It's a quirky hotel, not just another Marriott or some other forgettable corporate brand, Instead, this is a structure with a real sense of place. I stayed in the "boudoir room" and really enjoyed it - lovely room with large bathroom, clean and well maintained, with my own little balcony to have my morning coffee on. I travel to San Rafael frequently and the chain hotels get pretty forgettable and empty after a while. Panama Hotel has a lot of character. The rooms was cosy and breezy with a view of gorgeous trees, the bed and bath linens were spotless and soft, the hot water plentiful, the water pressure strong, and a coffee pot in the room. I will definitely be back."

"The European buffet breakfast was excellent and economical. Rooms were super quiet. Great rooftop bar"

"We had a wonderful stay in this spacious and gracious house--a perfect place to relax, and also a great base from which to explore Marin County. There were three of us, but the house could easily accommodate 6 or more guests (though be aware that every guest beyond two incurs an extra fee). Everything was immaculately clean, comfortable, and welcoming; the patio and dock overlooking the lagoon made the house seem far away from the congestion of downtown San Rafael. We especially appreciated being able to bring our son's dog with us. Communication with the owner was quick and clear."