San Rafael Hotel Guide - Marin County Civic Center Farmers' Market hotels in San Rafael, United States of America.

"Extremely clean. Stylishly designed. Fantastic staff. Awesome breakfast. Will be back."

"We had a wonderful stay at Olga’s home. The place was extremely clean, comfortable bed, and a great little balcony where we had coffee every morning. We would definitely stay again if we were in the area, everything was perfect. Thank you for being a wonderful host."

"Staff was highly receptive to reimbursing me for spoiled food because of malfunctioning refrigerator."

"Should change bed sheets daily. Towel had a smell did not smell like freshly cleaned towel. Should label breakfast bacon or sausage type. Glasses were sitting in the hallways for two days outside the door of multiple rooms."

"Very pleased with our stay here. Rooms are immaculate, quiet and smell amazing. Breakfast is in the restaurant and has eggs, bagels, muffins, fruit and other things ready to serve plus you can order a thick waffle from the kitchen. Dining area and nightclub are very reminiscent of 1950's and Italian themed. Location isn't far from some shopping and very close to Hwy 101. "

"Very friendly staff. The place was extremely clean and well taken care of, it’s just a older smaller lodge."

"Everything was perfect. Beautiful property. The man who checked us in was amazing. No breakfast is offered at the moment. Would love to enjoy breakfast on property. Parking is on street. I had no trouble finding a spot to park. Loved the balcony! "

"Place was very clean, bed was comfortable and was in quiet residential neighborhood convenient to people I was visiting. Studio bedroom was dominated by two very large black vinyl massage or pedicure recliners and a PacMan game table, in place of normal furniture. Three coffee makers in kitchen but not a single coffee pod or small amount of coffee for a first morning’s cup of coffee, no welcome container like that which I’d expected. Instructions for the sauna were glued to the wall inside it and in small type too difficult to read to figure out if it was worth trying so I didn’t. Neighbors’ small dog barked each time I entered and left so I would not recommend bringing a dog there. Two dogs likely would bark at each other through the fence dividing the front yards, and the actual yard space where the hottub and other outdoor features are located was very small. Property manager had many rules and communication was only by generic email or one phone conversation required before arrival. He was clear in repeating rules, wouldn’t say friendly. "

"All was great"