12 Best pet friendly hotels in San Pablo, CA (2022)

Marsha Coupé

PROSFriendly, accommodating staff Best Western is one of the few corporate hotels who is making a real effort to communicate consistently with their customers They are, from my experience, responsive and responsible

Everyone working at this hotel is to be commended for a job well done, including the manager They keep the place up, as best they can, and are truly hospitable Five stars hereThe pool is terrific, though understandably busy on summer weekends The breakfast has plenty of options and the people working in the breakfast room are saints The common areas and rooms (we had two) are kept clean and tidy Not easy as this is a large, five acre compound with lots of rooms It’s also an older property and all that goes with itCONSIf you are disabled, keep readingIn spite of offering #ADA rooms, this is likely not the hotel for you The two #ADA rooms we booked were at the very back of the hotel (Room 134 and 135) as far from the pool and breakfast room as possible Parking for the rooms is also some distance from the actual rooms themselves and requires you to traverse along narrow corridors, past many rooms opening directly onto your path (and onto you, if you happen to be at the wrong place at the wrong time) In front of the so-called #ADA rooms, there are three very steep steps (photos attached) which could be dangerous for disabled persons and guide dogsAdditionally, the floors in the two rooms mentioned here are uneven, with a jolting hump between the area with the shower and toilet, leading to the outer sink This is a trip hazard for anyone with mobility issues The rooms were clearly not designed for disabled people There was no place for a wheelchair, the furniture was arranged the same way as all the other rooms I saw And while I noticed some rooms had attractive, wood or lino flooring, our rooms had badly stained carpet no amount cleaning can saveThe only thing that made the rooms suitable for some disabled people is the roll-in shower Alas, a roll-in shower alone does not make a hotel room fit the disabled I wish more hotels understood this

Marcy Gilchrist

Had a pleasant 2 night stay The facility is dated but kept very clean Beds were cozy and front lobby is beautiful

Hotel looks like a converted apartment complex Breakfast was in a building that wasn’t super convenient from our room location, and we ended up not eating on site Those with courtyard rooms would be closer to the breakfast area Front staff were kind and we felt very safe Hotel is located across the street from a shopping center with restaurants and stores including grocery It is right off the highway but we did not hear any noise from cars Easy drive to the city for sure We would stay there again if in the area

Dyanna Volek

Wow! This Best Western exceeded all our expectations We stayed here under a wedding block, and I was impressed by the amenities The pool is huge and there are two hot tubs

There are rocking lounge chairs near your room so you can look out on to the expansive courtyard with picnic tables and a basketball court They even took over the restaurant next to the them for the complimentary breakfast so there is plenty of space for large partiesThe rooms were typical for a Best Western but everything else was not I took one star off because the staff were pretty grumpy when we asked if we could do an early check-in