Stayed here 3 nights in their European style room accommodation Jennifer's Room #6…read more Nice small room off main corridor connecting other rooms.Room had TV and wifi as well. Shared bathrooms,one w small shower the other a claw leg tub shower. Rooms have a small shared kitchen area w coffee maker,microwave and fridge . Continental breakfast included as well. Great value for the money! Live music below these rooms Tues-Thur. from 7- 10 pm so if you need quiet early in the evening I suggest a room further from the main dining bar area. Staff treated me so well I can't remember the last time Ive had such a pleasant experience in a hotel . Had a few friends for dinner last night and we couldn't have had a better time.. great food ,wine and fabulous service. Thanks to all of you there at The Panama!

Booked this hotel through Expedia for Memorial Day. Arrived at 5 pm. The hotel door was locked…read more Called the front desk, no body pick up the phone. Left a voice message. No body called back. Expedia help line called the hotel and told me no body can be reached. So I have to cancel the reservation. Luckily, found another hotel to stay. No instruction to tell me how to check-in the hotel. What a nightmare!

I think the negative reviews for this hotel may reflect the early stages of renovation, and the…read moreissues seem to have improved. Recently stayed 1 night while visiting family and brought our dog. We had a newly renovated room - it was comfortable, stylish, and clean. Quiet as well, though we didn't need to sleep through the day, like one of the prior reviews. Staff were friendly and helpful, including with our dog's needs. Didn't use the facilities, but the outdoor pool, bar, restaurant all looked nice, and the little snack/toiletries store near reception had a good selection. Would stay here again.

This hotel is disgusting and outdated. Don't be fooled by the lobby. All the rooms are like a motel…read morestandards. Musty smell in rooms and hallway. Have 80s fridge and microwave. You have 80s AC sounding like an earthquake happening in the room constantly turning on and off. I'm posting photos so you don't fall for the bs photos that all these websites are posting making it look like some 5 star when it's not. We also thought of leaving as soon as we walked into the room. Oh our toilet got clogged so the kind clerk handed us a plunger. Which was a bonus. Because looks like they also can't have decent staffing. Checking out if you forget it's a minute past 11 the staff WILL knock and let you know. Like their life depends on it. We were packing up when some staff knocked and asked if we are checking out like I'm gonna volunteer to spend another night in this motel. So while we put our stuff away another staff is hovering in-front of our room with a big bin just waiting menacingly. I'm posting a review so you don't have to waste your money and time. Make sure to do your research before booking this location. Disappointing and a waste of money.

This is a nice little motel lodge with street parking off the street behind the trees. It's quiet…read moreand clean and nice. I liked the little kitchen counter area but the tile floor portion is slippery with socked feet. In the morning the tiny lobby has coffee, pastries, fruit and if you ask, hot water if you have your own tea bag. One thing I wish they had was a pool/hot tub/exterior restroom.

Charming place and very convenient for getting on the road and driving a bit to do nature walks and…read moreopen space preserves. The decor outside at the Lodge as well as inside is charming. We will be returning here next time we visit north of San Francisco.

I love this historic place in Pt. Richmond. I've stayed here multiple times and I've always been…read morevery pleased with their charming rooms. I will go as far as to say I won't stay anywhere else in all of Richmond. This place is so close to all the cute shops and yummy restaurants that Pt Richmond has to offer and the price is very reasonable. It's actually two separate buildings. One is the historic hotel plus restaurant, and there's a smaller annex just a few steps away on another street. I've always stayed in the annex, but someday I'll book the main hotel. If you're ever in this area, don't hesitate to stay here. You'll be glad you did. I think it's wonderful.

The Hotel Mac (built in 1911) is a historic hotel and restaurant located in Point Richmond. The…read moremain hotel is listed on the National Register of Historic Buildings. The hotel originally closed due to a fire in 1971, but it reopened in 1978. The hotel came under new ownership in 2013 and had a brief shutdown during the COVID-19 pandemic. The restaurant space was leased out in 2023 and reopened as Biancoverde at Hotel Mac. [Check in]: Our party had one of the most interesting hotel check-in experiences. I originally booked through the Capital One Travel portal. Unlike other standard hotels, this hotel has no front desk. Guests planning to arrive outside of normal check-in hours are supposed to receive an email within 24 hours before arrival with check-in instructions and an access code. The hotel does not allow check-in after 12 AM and the room is ready at 3 PM. Our party arrived at the Hotel Mac at 8:45 PM only to realize that the front entrance (Washington Ave) is for the restaurant (Biancoverde) while the side entrance (Cottage Ave) is for hotel lodging. I pushed the "Ring for Manager" button but received no immediate response. After waiting for two minutes, a lady got out of her parked car on the street and said that she had been out and heard the doorbell ring. [Issues with check in]: Apparently the manager said she was unable to send me instructions by phone or email because I booked through Capital One Travel and the platform didn't show my actual email and phone number. Once I gave the manager my phone number, I received the full instructions. It was not until this moment that I realized our party was going to stay in the Hotel Mac Annex rather than the actual Hotel Mac. Our party had no trouble getting into the Hotel Mac Annex as the entire check-in process was contactless. The building's front door code, room code, location of the annex, location and entry codes for the designated parking lot, and Wi-Fi password were provided by text. [Parking]: The parking lot right next to the Hotel Mac restaurant is for restaurant customers only. The actual hotel parking lot is a gated lot just steps away (21 Washington Ave) with a gate entry code and a separate pedestrian gate code. [Price]: Approximately $185 per night for a queen bed at the Hotel Mac Annex (36 Railroad Ave). [Experience]: I was able to hear railroad sounds, so I recommend not leaving the window open. Our party could not hear much outside noise once the windows were closed and the hotel also provided disposable earplugs next to the bed. The old-school central AC controls was functional and the room was nice & cool at 70°F. The shower water pressure was good and the water was hot. It would have been nice if one of the bottles had been labeled as body wash or conditioner. Hang the "Do Not Disturb" sign on the door to skip housekeeping service. The text message included a number to text for any issues. No microwave, but there was a K-Cup machine. The hair dryer and mini-fridge were in the drawers and the room also had a small TV. The text message also included a website about what to do while visiting Point Richmond ( https://www.pointrichmond.com/ ) and Rosie the Riveter WWII Home Front National Historical Park was at the top of the list of recommended places to visit. [Check-out]: Check-out is at 11 AM. I went back to the Hotel Mac and pushed the "Ring for Manager" button for check-out. The manager popped her head out of a window above and said that I did not have to do anything for check-out and can just simply leave. [Conclusion]: The one word to describe this hotel is charming. This hotel pays attention to small details from the towels, toilet paper (yes you heard that correctly), mirrors, vase, bookshelf, bathrobes, etc. There was a slight noise issue from the railroad, but once the window was closed it became a non-issue. The room was a bit small, but it had all the essential items. Overall, it was a pleasantly positive and memorable stay.

Love this place. Room was clean, service staff was friendly. Location was perfect - right in heart…read moreof town with great shops and trails within walking distance. Included breakfast offered lots of options and all fresh. The space was kept clean and the fact that the staff offered to make a cappuccino for me with breakfast really won me over. The wine and cheese offerings in the evening were also really nice too - a good amount of options. Overall this hotel really exceeded my expectations. We didn't want to leave.

I believe this is the only hotel in the downtown Mill Valley. We were looking for lodging in…read moredowntown because we wanted to do both the Dip Sea hike to Stinson Beach and a show at the Sweetwater Music Hall. Mill Valley Inn checked both boxes for us! We were in unit 11 which is on the 3rd floor. The staircases and the elevators can be a little tricky to navigate when you first get here. Our room was clean and ready for us! The space is a little dated, but we were very comfortable here. The bed is very great for a good night's sleepand we hahot showers. We joined the wine and cheese hour in the afternoon. We joined the breakfast in the morning. Both were great - there were options for everyone here!

At last after decades of dreaming, this bucket list item is finally crossed off the list…read more Celebrating our 5th wedding anniversary this was the perfect gift. We had no idea what to expect. It was more than we could ever have imagined. We enjoyed the most perfect autumn weather. So that was an absolute stroke of luck. Tides were in our favor and the boat trip to and from the islands were comfortable. Innkeepers Danielle and Rae (seven months new to this gig) are/were incredible hosts, tour guides, chefs, and comics. We were the only guests spending two nights and so glad we opted for that. Enjoyed a beautiful view from our second-story room - West Brother Island and the raucous comings and goings of the island birds was incredible. Breakfast, happy hour, and dinner were more than enough and so delicious. And we enjoyed the company of other guests - many Bay Area locals but also from San Diego and Illinois. If you're a wildlife and nature lover, put this a the top of your list. Not only a wide range of birds, but also Harbor Seals, Sea Lions, and Harbor Porpoise were seen on our visit.

They cancelled our reservation at the last minute for Fathers Day. This was the second time they…read moredid that, and there won't be a third. The other one was back in March for my birthday. Ruined both days for me! I would give them a zero rating if I could

more like 40 Red flags. if you like being secretly watched by perverted voyeurs, then look no…read morefurther! you found the spot. Good news....they are open and you can get a room without reservation. bad news...if you're a couple and thw girl is attractive and they give you guys a corner room and there's a mirror on a bed leavel. know for a fact you're being watches and possibly recorded. check out the photos I took. I went there with my boyfriend and he is the first one to point out that could be a 2 way mirror. after doing some research and downloading secret camera detector app we covered up the mirror and the tv as the secret camera was detected in that direction. I decided to take a photo of the mirror and went outside the bedroom to see if there happens to be "utility room " behind. what do I find ? not one, not two but 3 utility room doors!!! but it wasn't morning, when I noticed all the corner rooms had a tiny closet size nook built in and showed extension to the building with "unlabeled door in each one of them. Creepy as fu@k!!!!! they charge $110

My favorite place motel its very relaxing quite their house keeper is very sweet matter fact asume…read morein the office wounderful people every one check in at 40 flags motel im on my way now