Oakland Hotel Guide - Phap Duyen Tu hotels in Oakland, United States of America.

"I came to check in, a dude at the reception was talking to his friend on the phone in the office, waited for him for 20 minutes, he started to register me and it turned out that I needed a deposit of $50 and payment only from a physical card, I had access only to Apple Pay, they don't accept it like that, while I was figuring out how to pay the deposit at the reception a lady came and started smoking right there 😂 in general, a very suspicious place and area"

"The pictures make the hotel look nice but once you arrive it doesn't look the same as the pictures. The pool was horrible (no way I was going to swim in that) and the rooms smelled like musty arm pitts."

"The rooms were wonderfully clean and I loved it"

"A nice little gem with good restaurants (Tay Ho) nearby. Very clean place. Nice rooms. Great price. And very walkable not only to BART, but to the Fox and Paramount Theatres and to Jack London Square."

"Have thin walls easily heard the neighbors TV super loud up late at night. Heard squeaky noises sounded like water pipe is broken or something mechanically broken, heard a squeaking noise all night."

"Great breakfast! Friendly staff! Clean facility!"

"Easy parking "

"Was amazing day with Their team is dedicated to providing the best service possible, and it shows in every interaction. I highly recommend them to anyone in need of their services.” Thanks 😊"

"The hotel is nice and comfortable. I stayed on a weekend, and the hotel was fairly crowded. I was given a room on the third floor with a window that faced the frontage road and freeway. I didn’t want to have the scattered vibe in my room of thousands of cars whizzing by each second, so I simply pulled the outer shade down and left about a three inch crack at the bottom for light. I just maintained a calm nighttime quality in my room with the lamps. It worked well for me. Even though the hotel itself felt fine, each morning when I woke up and left the parking lot, I would see evidence of a lot of craziness having happened along the frontage road at night. I would see another freeway sign that had been smashed and run into by a racing car. Lots of glass and tire marks in the middle of the road, etc… I didn’t hear any of this at night, and no noise from neighbors. It was always quiet and relaxing in my room. "