Spread tired wings in the suites: bedrooms with French doors, separate living rooms and fully equipped kitchens. Talk about homey.

Free Happy Hour apps reel you in. Perfected cocktails and social bartenders are why you stay 'til closing time.

Only 5 min from the airport, but don’t start hoofing it – hop on the free shuttle!

Perfectly captures that whole effortlessly-cool vibe Berkeley's going for.

Surrounded by restaurants, shops and a movie theater, so there’s no going to bed hungry or bored.

Relaxing outdoor pool and hot tub welcome you back after the day's activities.

Totally measures up: less than a half-mile from the airport.

WiFi and workspace set you up for success.

Prime address on the venture-worthy San Francisco Bay (pro tip: snag a house bike so you can cover more ground).

These spacious rooms are quite comfortable, but the coziest asset by far is the extensive pillow assortment.

The name doesn’t lie – you’re right downtown, an easy train ride from San Francisco.

Waterfront shops and eats at Jack London Square. Storybook-themed rides at Children’s Fairyland. And games at the Pinball Museum. All within 2 miles.

Located just off I-880 for easy access to nearby shops & restaurants.

Hey hey, free breakfast every day.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Easy access to I-80. Happy exploring.

Comfy spot in the suburbs within range of Oakland airport and nearby wine country.

We're suckers for freshly-baked cookies, so we're pretty pumped to see them in the lobby every day.

Fancy a dip? Pop into the hotel pool.

Just off I-580, close to plenty of restaurants, shops and a golf course.

Hotel amenities meet apartment-style setup, with fully-equipped kitchens and separate living areas.

Located right at the exchange of I-580 and I-680, so it’s easy to whiz off to a wine tasting in nearby Livermore Wine Country.

Breakfast is comped. Good morning!

Stucco roof and breezy open spaces bring home the CA atmosphere.

Inspired boutique concept in the newly revitalized ‘hood across from AT&T Park – the area’s first hotel(!).

Stylishly comfortable Fisherman’s Wharf digs with light-filled lobby and greenery-clad skylights. Design doesn’t go full bell-bottoms, but offers a nod to 1970s San Fran counterculture.

Literally at the entrance to SF's Chinatown, you’re strolling distance to Union Square and more.

Inspired by Singapore’s chi-chi Orchard Road, S.C. Huang and family set out to recreate traditional Asian hospitality with a modern twist.

In the shadow of the Bay Bridge, 2 blocks from the foodie mecca Ferry Building.