Oakland Hotel Guide - Jonestown Memorial hotels in Oakland, United States of America.

"Great view, convenient neighborhood"

"I wasn't super impressed with the This was not a single unit, but rather two. The main one had two bedrooms and one bath in one. This one, had no heat and ultimately, we vacated that unit entirely with half our party seeking other accommodations. This decision was only after two hours of waiting for heater to turn on or host to return our messages. We even failed to get heat from the very dirty oven.Both units were incredibly dusty/dirty, but more importantly were very poorly appointed. The furnishings (esp in the front unit) bore very little resemblance to the pictures with the rooms being very sparse (nothing on the floors or counters matching the pictures). We were only staying one night and there weren't great alternatives so decided to stay even still.Host was very nice when we first arrived though we thought it a little sketchy that meeting in person was a requirement. Unfortunately, considering the problems we faced, he was unresponsive after that (until two days after we left). As we left, we sent message that he should consider what refund was fair.Only response so far is that mentioning review and refund in the same message was considered extortion. I am leaving this review with the impression no partial refund will be given (which would have gone a long way toward making it seem right).In future I'll leave immediately when things aren't right."

"I really enjoyed my stay in this lovely and quiet cottage!"

"Great stay enjoyed it immensely thank you again for hosting"

"This is a great little cottage that is well stocked and close to many things. I would recommend it and stay again. "

"This was a cozy efficiency cottage with a little deck on the side. It was very comfortable and quiet. The host was friendly and responsive. We enjoyed being a three block walk away from our son’s home. We will definitely be back."

"Enjoyed the private backyard space. Viewed hundreds of beautiful fireworks out front window on July 4 "