Hampton Inn

My boyfriend and I were here on a employee rate since he worked for Hilton and the service was absolutely amazing. We were here celebrating my birthday and our 3 year anniversary, they made us guest of the day and Joseph was absolutely amazing, I meant to leave this review a while ago this was almost a year ago but they went above and beyond and brought us a cake and everything we were pleasantly surprised and this was the best hotel I’ve stayed up its close by to San Francisco and the Bart system, I will definitely stay here again, also the other staff was amazing as well

This property was nice and what I consider to be a typical Hampton Inn stay which is a compliment. The property was easy to get to. Check in and out along with breakfast was good.
Two issues for you to know. My one night weekday stay was $ 239 before taxes which I thought was very expensive especially since I wasn’t staying in SF. Also the parking here is limited. They have a handful of covered parking spaces under the hotel (10 – 12). All other parking is in the lot beside the hotel which is small. When I returned to the hotel after dinner at about 9;30 p.m., there was no parking available and I had to park in the street along with several other cars. Parking availability here is poor as the lot is too small.

I booked this hotel through HOTEL TONIGHT, and was slightly disappointed mostly due to how cramped and dated the room and hotel was. We hardly had space for our two carry-​on luggage. The bathroom is also tiny. The closet door was broken so we couldn’t even use that.
We also had to wait at least 15 minutes to check in. They seemed short-​staffed. The lady at the front-​desk was great with a perky personality but it was an unacceptably long wait for what seemed to be an easy check in.
On the upside, the location is great — Easy access to Embarcadero and the Saturday farmer’s market, walkable to AT&T Park, you can take the light rail.
Also, FREE MILK AND COOKIES but we had to be somewhere so we missed that opportunity. Make this available longer please!

Very happy we stayed here for our recent trip to SF. We stayed here 3 nights and enjoyed everything they have to offer from free parking, free continental breakfast, always available coffee and hot chocolate, a media room, etc… The closest BART station is about 20 minutes of walking away but after we did that on the first day we realized there is a huge FREE car garage right by it and on the weekends the BART parking lot is free to park. I was a little bit annoyed that the concierge failed to tell us that and made us walk 20 minutes.
All in all we had a nice stay here and recommend this place to anyone. Oh it’s pretty straight forward to get into the city, you can go down 1 or take a scenic route by the water:-)

Room is ok… But hair dryer is broken and almost on fire… Very scary! Staffs are nice, but sf people are rude !!!

Easy to find. Lots of food joints around. Free parking and breakfast — what else can you wish for in SF?!

Friends of ours were here for the weekend. We stopped by in and out to their room a few times and Roy Miles & Andrea Salonga were absolutely hands down the most hotel accommodating employees we have ever crossed paths with. Roy & Andrea were so genuinely concerned about any or every detail of the guests whom they came in contact with. From directions, to movie theater recommendations, to serving coffee, to phone charging. They each even knew how to carry on down to earth conversations with all of their guests!
The rooms, the lobby, and the hallways are clean, fresh, and current. Sorry I forgot to take photos of the contemporary lobby & colorful guest rooms. There’s also a huge fish take upon arrival through the front doors of the lobby.
Excellent location — easy close access to freeway! Ideal for those who need to be close to San Francisco (for business, seminars, vacation) with out being in the hustle bustle of San Francisco.

I’m not gonna make a whole novel about this place so I’ll just name the pros and cons of when I stayed here…
Pros:
— Good location
— There are nearby restaurants, fast food joints, shops, etc.
— Employees are very kind and helpful.
— Good drinks in the lobby.
— Rooms such as the meeting room and Laundromat are very easy to find.
Cons:
— Bad Wi-​Fi (Whether you paid for it or not).
— The Xbox and Wii in the game room are pushed back in locked cupboards so you can’t play games, leaving you with the board games.
— If the Xbox and Wii weren’t already pushed back, then the batteries on the controllers are either missing or out of juice.
— The board games are missing most pieces.
— The breakfast isn’t too exciting.
–Depending on what side of the building your on, will decide on how good of a view you get.

We’ve stayed at the Hampton Inn in Daly City about five times in the past two years, and really enjoyed their friendly and helpful staff, the free parking, and complimentary breakfast. Their beds are comfortable and the bedding is good quality. Most rooms have a small refrigerator and there’s a microwave just off the lobby that you can use. They also have a business center where you can print boarding passes or use the internet. I will definitely stay there again when I’m visiting the Bay Area, since their location is very convenient to San Francisco, the airport, or any of the surrounding cities.

We had a pleasant 2 nights here. The hotel in general and our room was very clean, the staff was friendly and helpful, we appreciated the free breakfast and wifi. Yes wifi was slow. We booked here based on the previous reviews so knew what to expect. It’s a convenient drive to the waterfront and downtown. There were lots of free parking and the neighborhood was quiet and seemed safe to us.

Stayed here many times. Never fails each time we checked in my children are excited to see the friendly staff. they look forward to playing in the media room. This hotel is a gem. Free parking, Free breakfast and Free internet.

I had stayed in many Hilton Hotel properties. By far this hotel is my favorite. Its like coming home to your family for a visit. The entire staff were courteous, friendly and welcoming. My children were excited to go back and they look forward playing in the media room.

I stayed at this hotel the night before my wedding and I have to say the staff was just wonderful! I worked with Joseph to get my goodie bags ready for my out of town guests and he and the rest of the staff at this Hampton Inn made my stay beyond wonderful. They were very sweet and helpful and made me feel very taken care of before my big day!

We stayed here this past weekend and can easily say that we are fans of this place. There wasn’t tons of parking, but there was parking available at no additional charge. That was awesome. The free breakfast was pretty good, too. The kid had a waffle, the wife some fruit, and I had an omelette as well as a sausage patty. Being from the valley of California, the price felt high, but when you add in the convenience of being near the various cemeteries and funeral homes in Colma, CA (which is why we were in town), then it doesn’t seem so bad. It was very convenient to a BART station, also, but we didn’t take advantage of that. Additionally, if you have to do anything with the Daly City government and are from out of town, then it was basically adjacent to that city’s government center, so that would be super convenient. If I were to find myself in the area again, I would stay here without hesitation.

I honestly think this place is the best kept secret. Can’t beat the location & price. Friendliest & most helpful front desk… lovely lobby — great breakfast!

My daughter & I stayed here 1 night before checking out SFSU. It’s the best place to stay in this area. Clean & quiet rooms, free breakfast, free wifi what more can you ask for.

The hotel was fine… no complaints about the room. However, after I checked out I realized I had left some expensive items in the room. I called later the same day and was told, point blank, nothing was turned in. They made absolutely no effort whatsoever to check and see if something was found… acted like it was too much of a bother and just gave me an automated response. Didn’t offer to check with housekeeping and get back to me. I was extremely disappointed in their unprofessional response. I like Hampton Inns… but won’t be staying at this one again.

You can never go wrong with the Hamptons! I love how they give free breakfast and parking, it just makes traveling so much easier. The place was clean, sheets were comfortable, and close to the main highway.
The down side to this Hampton is the limited parking, fortunately, we got the last one in the garage and did not have to park in the streets. I don’t know how safe the area is but it didn’t look too bad (we were out the whole day and got back late). Also,
I recommend staying here.

We just got back from 3 nights at The Hampton Inn. I like this location a lot. Close to SFO and SFSU. FREE Parking is a perk and since we had two sets of family coming and going on different days. The staff was very professional and friendly. The breakfast in the morning is a great start to the day. Our room was clean and quiet and we slept well. In the afternoon the complimentary coffee tends to be luke warm and when I mentioned it to the girl at the desk she gave me look of «oh well». The next day I went for my afternoon coffee and as I was getting my cup I asked the guy at the desk if the coffee was hot and he replied «it should be and if it’s not I will get you a fresh cup»! Two nights we ate at Val’s which is a minute walking distance from the Hotel. Good food, good service. If you like to play pool Town & Country Billiards is a 5 minute drive. The morning we were leaving we asked for the desk to call us a taxi at a specific time and they did. Only problem was the taxi driver was new, 2^nd day on the job, barely understood English and had never driven to the airport and had to rely on us for directions! He was very apologetic. That’s another story and not the hotel’s fault although I wonder if they use the same taxi company they might ask if the driver is experienced.

My parents and I came here after a nightmare with Great Highway Inn which was our go to for years and I guessed changed ownership and were incredibly rude to us (same complaints as most of their recent reviewers). We were in the city from out of town for my grandmother’s funeral and most of my family was very ill as well. As I struggled to find a new place last minute, Hampton Inn was very sympathetic and pleasant to us on the phone and luckily had a room available for about $ 30 more than GHI, which is astonishing when you consider what you get. When we checked in late, after the rosary, they gave us extra complimentary beverages at the reception, I think normally reserved for elite members (we were too delirious to read everything). Small gesture meant a lot to my mom, trying to cope with having lost her mom. The room/​bathroom were comfortable and clean and the toiletries were good quality. The complimentary breakfast in the morning was diverse and although our stomachs were too upset to eat much, we appreciated the food selection and the cleanliness and décor of the dining area. We now have a new place we’ll stay at when in the bay area.

I have stayed here before for New Years in 2012. The experience then was just as great as my experience this past weekend. The hotel is definitely pricey, but it’s worth ever penny. The desk clerk was extremely nice and friendly. Allowed us to pick our own room by showing us the hotel map. If the hotel is full, there might be a situation where parking is limited. That was my experience for New Years, but this Easter weekend, I didn’t have any problems. I would definitely stay here again.

The great things about Hampton Inns, is you always know what you are going to find when you pull up from a long drive, or in this case, a less than 10 minutes from my house.
We needed to «bomb» our house to rid it of bugs. I looked online to stay downtown at one of the usual hotels that I use when guests are in town, or a night is needed for when my wife and I decide to get away for 24 hours. like I usually do. For some reason, maybe a giant convention was in town, but what rooms were available, started in the mid $ 400s. I then remembered seeing the Hampton Inn while making a burger run with my boys to In-​n-​Out Burgers in Daly City, and since I was a Hilton Honors member, and The Hampton Inn is part of Hilton Hotels, I called to make a reservation.
The front desk clerk, who acted as my reservationist, looked up my Hilton Honors number, knew I preferred a AAA rate, and offered my a King bed, for $ 160, including parking and breakfast. I was stoked.
When I left the bugman at my house, and headed for the Hampton Inn, there was no traffic, so I got there in under 15 minutes. I pulled up to a clean carport, left my car and headed in, The lobby was like all the other Hampton Inns, nicely furnished, and very clean. I was welcomed at the front desk and checked in with no problem, and went to my quiet room on the top floor. There is a smallish garage on two levels that I parked in, and I recommend that you try to snag one of the eight or so indoor spaces.
Never disappointed, the room was clean, there was no smell of any sorts, and the extra pillow I had asked for in my reservations were in the room. The smallish fridge always comes in handy for me, as does the free wifi, and the in room safe. Because I have a bd back, I enjoy a long bath, and the Hampton Inns have decent size tubs, and offer bath gel, for a great soak. I slept very well, and did not hear any street noise, although it seems the below street was busy when I checked in.
I wanted a quick bite before I left for work, so I headed to the lobby for the breakfast that is offered from 6:30 — 10:00. With three juice choices, assorted fruits, hot cereal, scrambled egg, sausage, made to order waffles, and an assortment of muffins, you could make it a brunch and easily skip lunch. The waffles are very good, when my children stay with me, they go nuts for them, and the enjoy making them yourself.
I checked out with a muffin in my pants, and headed out minutes later. The Hampton Inn is close to a Cinema, many fast food restaurants, a couple of nicer sit down joints, the Daly City DMV, and of course Crispy Cream Donuts.
I keep coming back to all Hampton Inns because of the knowledge that you are getting the best possible stay, for your bucks.

This is a nice Hampton Inn. I found it to be clean, fairly modern, and the front desk staff were good.
I stayed here for a recent business trip. I was visiting the financial district of San Francisco, and I figured I would save money staying in Daly City, and take the BART in. That worked pretty well.
But beware, it is a little bit of a hike to the BART. Like a 10 – 15 minute walk, plus another 10 minute BART ride to the Financial district. Not too long of a commute, but the walk is certainly something that could be annoying if it were raining or very hot. You might consider taking a cab or Über if the walk concerns you.
Also, if you are staying here without a car, beware that there aren’t too many restaurants nearby. There is an In-​n-​out, and a chinese place, and a mexican restaurant within walking distance, but neither of the restaurants are amazing.
All things considered, I’d recommend staying here and taking BART into town if you are interested in saving some money and don’t mind a little morning commute.

We really enjoyed our stay. Great staff and nice rooms. Plenty of space for two queen room… small desk… nice size TV… fridge…and plenty of outlets to charge your cell phones or camera batteries in our case. Breakfast was good with bagels, fruit, waffles, eggs/​omelets depends on day, sausage or bacon depends on day, coffee, apple juice, orange juice, cereal, and oatmeal I believe. Parking is a come first basis but it beats valet at 50.00 a night that the hotels downtown charge. Here you can park on the street if you can’t get a spot in the parking lot. If you want to walk to grab a bite to eat around there you have a few options. There’s Carl’s Jr., McDonald’s, dominos pizza, and ihop. We will for sure use this hotel again :)

The hotel is clean, the room is great, the staff is friendly, the surrounding area is not bad, but the only thing is the price is too much.

We had a pleasant stay here over the weekend. A little drive to get into downtown SF, but it was nice not having to battle traffic and parking around the hotel. Parking was included in the small garage below.
Room was clean, we had one of the larger rooms with sofa bed. Master bed was fairly comfortable, but the tv was sooo far away;) a little strange… and I now have to admit I probably need to break down and buy some glasses:)
Complementary breakfast was nice but the coffee was so weak. I didn’t see a Starbucks or other coffee house nearby, so I had to wait until I got into the city to get a decent strong cup of Joe:)
Another issue that I had was that out room was directly above the attached ‘Mr. Pickles” sandwich shop. Our room pretty much smelled like beef, cheese and bread the entire time:(Not kewl.
Other than that, a decent place to stay, staff nice, cleaning staff very detailed. My husband forgot his phone charger and they were so nice to call us to let us know!

This hotel is in a good location to visit San Francisco especially if you have a car. The parking lot is a little small and because it’s on a hill, the levels are odd (lobby is 3^rd floor). The staff was really nice and the room was clean. On my last day I was unable to eat breakfast because they were late putting it out. Apparently $ 600 for a weekend doesn’t get you prompt breakfast at 6am. The other days were fine but I wasn’t down as early.

Surprisingly, a really nice hotel! No really… it was a good surprise!
Location not all that great — but I find it heavenly that it’s walking distance to Kukje Market (korean grocery store).
The hotel and room itself is very modern, clean, and quite upscale. Beds were amazingly comfy with good linen and comforter that kept me warm. Free continental breakfast provided with a very a decent selection and eating area.
It’s minutes away from the bart station so if you don’t have a car, may not be worth staying if your spending most of your time in SF. But if you’re trying to save a few bucks and don’t mind the extra commute, may be an option. $ 200 a night — not that bad. Good job Hampton!

Stayed at the Hampton Inn for a few days while I was in town for work.
PRO’s:
**Beds: Comfortable, and got a good nights sleep. Can’t ask for more than that
**Free Breakfast: This is a good breakfast, as it has everything that you can possibly need to QUICKLY start your day. I have had my share of free hotel breakfast of the years, and this one ranks on the high side.
**Service: The front counter was friendly and let me borrow some office supplies I was missing. Thanks for that!
CONs:
**Price: Rack rate is on the high side. Luckily, I was able to use my government rate.
**Location: Not the nicest location, but not bad either. If the hotel is full you might have trouble finding parking too. They don’t charge to park which is nice though.
Overall, I thought the hotel was good. I can see that they got an upgrade in service and amenities when it was taken over by Hilton, so that is a plus. It was on the pricier side for the «star» level, but beyond that I enjoyed my stay.

Excellent — new clean and free.
Everything is contemporary and clean. Well-​appointed and stylish rooms with abundant granite tops, cool color schemes, flat panel TV and tech ready. The rooms have plenty of outlets. So unlike older hotels, I do not have to run my laptop power cord across the room.
The Hampton is in Daly City and just minutes away from SF State and plenty of eateries and shopping places. The price includes parking, wifi and breakfast. I couldn’t have asked for more from a hotel on a business trip. There is also a business center, workout room and a swimming pool.
Next time? I may just stay here when I travel to SF for pleasure.