Hotels near Walgreens, Daly City

The hotel is very good and it is very good to have a good bathroom and a good bathroom. No air condition but it is not warm so for us (september) no problem. To the BART is 5-10 minutes walk and then it is 20 minutes to the center. No charge of swifters and we also felt safe on the street when we walked back at 23.30 hour on the evening. Breakfast is free, so you don't expect anything from it. What bread, jam, butter, fruit, milk, coffee and pre-packed cookies. But if you don't find this, you can always get somewhere else to breakfast.

The front desk agent was very nice and courteous engaging in a conversation with me and providing what I needed with concerns. The Housekeepers I met along the way to my room were also very nice people since they took the initiative to greet me. The room was nice and clean. It was an awesome experience, I felt very welcoming to the property.

I was very pleased with my accommodations at this charming little motel. It is located in a nice safe spot in South City with a Jack in the Box, a Subway, a Grocery Outlet and a Chevy's Restaurant right across the highway. The room was clean and nicely appointed. It felt inviting and comfortable, having all the amenities I needed for my stay. The staff is very congenial and they made me feel welcome. I slept very well as the area is quiet late at night. I had planned to stay one night but enjoyed my visit enough to book an additional night. I look forward to my next stay and would recommend Traveler's Inn highly.

I had missed my connecting flight and rather than being housed in an unknown airport motel by the airline, I decided to press my luck and search for a budget hotel via *******. I found this property and decided to book it through their website. I figured that given the price this wasn’t what the typical BonVoy property but I was feeling adventurous. Upon arrival, you will notice that this location was next an electric substation, which wasn’t a deal breaker. Upon check-in, I noticed that this was typical motel structure (two floors with doors facing the parking lot). I went to look for check and the “lobby” door was locked. I was then instructed by the “receptionist” to go through the side window and provide my ID and credit card. She then proceeded to slide the agreement for me to sign. I noticed that the agreement had me paying an extra $10 for parking in their lot. Now, I had specifically looked for properties that listed Free Parking on their website. This one definitely had Free Parking on their website; in fact it even says so in their Triadvisor site. I pointed this out to the receptionist and she said that the website wasn’t correct. I said well I chose this place because it was free parking; she then proceeded to say you are welcome to park on the street. It then dawned on me. They were free parking ＞＞＞ street parking. The $10 parking really wasn’t a big deal but it was how she handled the discussion. Maybe it was because it was 10pm at night. Maybe she was tired. Maybe I was dreaming. She then proceeded to give me room keys (305) and did not give me instructions on how to get there. There were two floors and I was looking for the third. Alas I found it behind the “lobby” doors and upon coming up the stairs there reeked a significant smell of *********. Having been in Las Vegas for the last 14 days I was tired of the smell of smoke. I really should have turned around Nope. I was going to brave it. So I proceeded to enter the room and was greeted with a quaint room that felt very old; like the furniture was old. The lone chair had “leather” seats that showed signs of wear. I then evaluated my life and decided that I my little “adventure” needs to be done with. I went to My BonVoy app and proceeded to book a room at the Four Points near the airport. As I am typing this review at a welcoming restaurant, I am realizing that this is experience (and subsequent review) costed me around $90 (inclusive of the $10 parking fee). Needless to say, I will not return.

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