Best Western Coyote Point Inn

I ended up staying here overnight, so that I could pick my son up at the SF airport the next morning. I asked for a «wake-​up» call which I never received. That being said, our room was okay and the breakfast was so-​so. Not much else to say about this place.

The hotel has a nice lobby and the hallway/​rooms are pretty clean. Had no problems in my room aside from the broken shower drain that I had to readjust time from time.
One of the good side is that this hotel provides free wifi and breakfast. The wifi is actually decent and works for the most part. As for the breakfast, I found a dead fly in my orange juice half way of drinking. Gross right? Ugh, but I guess that’s what you get for free breakfast at hotels…
Never had a problem with front desk despite what others have mentioned. Would come here again but might skip out on the breakfast next time.

I was very disappointed in this place. The room was OK, but I asked the lady that took the reservation to request a room with a view. She said she would. Turns out that the only views here are apartment roof tops and the freeway. I would have appreciated it if she had let me know that, as I would have chosen a different location.
Furthermore, the hot tub was just nasty. There is no way that thing has been cleaned in quite some time. Disgustingly filthy.
The room was clean. The breakfast was OK. Way overpriced for what we got there. I’ll never stay there again and wouldn’t recommend it.

Staff is friendly. Nice rooms, that are clean and comfortable. Better than expected!
Extended cable on a 40″ monitor and shower’s were nice.
Location is great, near freeway, golf, airport and downtown San Mateo.
The breakfast was beyond the grab and go with eggs, sausage and a waffle maker.
The only concerns were the safe didn’t work but the front desk will lock up electronics for you while you are away. And the HVAC is set by the hotel so there isn’t an option to set the temperature. The window on the second floor has no screen and fully opened which might be an issue for families with small children.
There is a nice work out room and business center if needed.
Other than that, good value and I would stay again!

no actual coyotes here but that would be cool there are just rooms with beds and stuff oh and there is a Continental break fast with eggs and sausage and I like eggs because they are soft and round

we were quite pleased with the overall quality of this hotel. we walked to a very decent restaurant at a nearby hotel, which was so very convenient. breakfast was good with a nice variety of items, in fact, the fruit, bread and bagel selection was better than most.
from midnight til about 2am, there were loud voices either in the room next door or out in the hallway.
serious downside: we were coming through town with a 5×8 u-​haul trailer. my husband jumped out on arrival to ask the hotel clerk where we could park. she said park on the side street (e poplar ave) and there would be no problem. there were several other vehicles parked there. the next morning (wed) when we went out to the car at 7:34 am, there was a ticket on the windshield. apparently there’s no parking on the 1^st and 3^rd wednesday after 7am. so wrong.

To sum it all up I’d say this hotel is average. The rooms are nothing special décor has no obvious style. I was not able to log onto the Internet, and ended up having to use my hotspot. If you are staying a few days and using the hotel as a crash pad it works. The pool/​sauna is not inviting at all as it is cornered in by concrete walls on three sides and looks dirty. Only one of the elevators was working and inside the working elevator the picture frame was broken. There is no attention to detail here. There were two of us in the room and we had to ask for two soaps and shampoos every day. The worst thing about this place is that you can park in the lower level and get full access to the entire hotel no room key needed you don’t walk past reception or anything so make sure you use your deadbolt and latch. If u have the extra $ 50-​$ 150 spend it.

Very clean and super cozy beds. Free parking and breakfast, yay! There is also a fridge and microwave in your room, and free wi-​fi. It’s a step up from your basic motel. I hated the fact that it sat right next to the freeway so the car noise was ²⁴⁄₇. I’m used to staying at a 5* hotel or a resort but this place was great for a night and close to everything.

Rooms are reliably clean, you can use the provided heating/​cooling unit as a fan which is a must have for white noise sleepers like myself (which also helps drown out noisy neighbors, should you have that misfortune although I never have at this particular location).
The bed is respectably comfortable compared to comparably priced hotels.
Breakfast is provided at no additional charge which is nice, but they could use some modifications there. Too much starch & high sugar options, not enough other options so it can be tricky for those of us with blood sugar issues. I’m sure it would make paleo eaters heads explode.
There was bread for toast, bagels, cereal, waffles, high sugar yogurt, scrambled (ish) eggs, sausage. The eggs yolk and whites had been mixed, but then was cooked without continuing to break it up, so it was kind of like an omelet but without any ingredients beyond the eggs.
The only fruit at the breakfast was oranges, which prove pretty difficult to eat without good knives IMO. I’d appreciate bananas, maybe some cut up melon or berries, things that don’t require a good knife when all that is available is plastic butter knives.
I’m sure they chose oranges because no one would eat them, but then they could always claim fruit was available. :)
They allowed us to check in a little bit early after checking to make sure a room was ready and cleaned. That was very nice.
A maintenance guy apparently hadn’t been told, and opened it while I was inside, and then booked it out without saying anything. Not a big deal, partially our fault for being there outside of normal hours, but if you check in early like we did you might want to stick your door hanger outside because he didn’t think to knock check first.
HUGE HUGE BONUS– our toiletries were marked CRUELTY FREE & organic. I always bring my own toiletries as I refuse to use any product that was animal tested. A hotel that shares those values is a rare thing and I love this one for that reason.
Free parking & free wi-​fi appreciated as well.

Pleasantly surprised by this hotel. I think the last time I stayed at a Best Western I was a kid. When I think Best Western I think of a lodgey, motel type of place. I guess there are three levels to the Best Western brand. There’s Best Western, Best Western Plus, and Best Western Premier. This hotel is part of their Plus brand. When in the Bay Area my go to place is typically the Hilton Garden Inn in next door Burlingame, but once I saw how expensive their prices were, I knew i had to find something cheaper. And this is where we ended up.
This place is definitely not a motel type of place. Rooms are average in size. Modern décor with a mini fridge, microwave, and coffee maker in each of the rooms. The bathroom is spacious, with a lot of counter space next to the sink. Beds were comfy and rooms were clean. Our view wasn’t that great — a nearby apartment complex, but that wouldn’t deter me from staying here again. Free breakfast is included every day. Offering are enough to please any palate — a waffle station, some hot items (eggs & sausage), cereal, pastries, yogurt, fruit, etc. The only think that’s different from this place compared to other hotels is there isn’t a hotel restaurant and room service is not available. The room service would definitely have been useful one night, where the winds and rain were so strong.
Unlike a lot of hotels in this area, parking is FREE. The parking lot in the front is pretty small, but they also have an underground parking level, which was always wide open during our stay. Wi-​fi is free as well.
Will definitely look to stay up here again when visiting family in the Bay Area.

This hotel’s location is so convenient; it’s a 5 minute drive to the restaurants and a 20 minute drive to San Francisco. There’s also a park by the water nearby. The hotel is right next to the freeway so you can get on and off the freeway easily.
The hotel itself was very clean. There’s parking outside and in the garage downstairs. Upon arrival, I was greeted by an extremely nice and cheerful woman. There was free wifi, which she promptly informed me about when we were checking in and she even provided the password too.
The rooms were extremely roomy, especially the two queen beds room. There were plenty of outlets for charging our electronic devices. The room also had a microwave and a fridge. The TV channels were sufficient too although the remote didn’t seem to work that well. The bathroom had a hair dryer and also had the basic toiletries like shampoo, conditioner, and lotion.
The continental breakfast had the basics, such as hard boiled eggs, sausages, yogurt, cereal, bread, waffles, coffee, and juice. The breakfast was pretty filling although they stopped restocking an hour before the breakfast period was over. During our stay at the hotel, the breakfast area would always be full, your best bet was to either eat outside or wait for a table since it didn’t take too long.
The downside was when we came back to look for something we lost and the housekeepers didn’t speak a lot of English so they couldn’t help us much. In addition, the water faucet in the bathtub was extremely loud, to the point where I could hear the people in the next room turning it on. It wasn’t too bad though since it only happened once the entire time we stayed.
I would definitely book this hotel again when I visit San Francisco because the price was reasonable for the quality and everything about it was convenient. It was away from the city but not too far away.

Stayed here for a few days as a resting point on a road trip. Rooms were very large and clean. The sheets were very clean and I was also a huge fan of having a refrigerator in the room. Downside is that restaurants are like a 20 minute walk away.

Nice clean room. Has a fridge/​freezer, couch, tv, good bathroom, microwave, and coffee maker. In a good location but you can hear the freeway. Really close to SFO and downtown Burlingame which has a lot of shops and salons. Definitely in a good part of town and isn’t sketchy at all. Nice staff too.
I was on the top floor and was satisfied with the whole experience.
Bed was comfortable and the pillows were especially comfortable. Not too soft and not too hard. I could hear the road but I wasn’t disturbed at all at night from the road. I never heard if there was anyone next door to me either. If there was, then the walls were pretty thick.

Ugh. If I read this sign on my way in instead of when I was checking out, I wouldn’t have stayed there… detectable amounts of chemicals found that cause cancer?
Workout room was just soso
A few treadmills and elliptical machines… with dumbbells. The pool looked to scary to go in…
Next time I know to stick to the bigger brand hotel lines… but my standard places I stay at normally out here were all booked! I can’t help thinking that staying here for the 2 nights just shortened my life (or maybe defined how it may end) somehow…

Best western is a nice inn to stay at when your on a business trip or just passing through. They have continental breakfast for the guest. They don’t have much parking but they do have an underground parking structure. The hotel is by the freeway with is convenient. The employees are so friendly and helpful when you need something.
They do a very good job with cleaning the rooms. There is free wifi and a microwave and fridge.

After bumming around the peninsula for a bit, I appreciated this place a lot more than before, after choosing it as a stopping point for an airport run.
Stayed with a AAA reservation, which was very reasonable (especially comparatively) and got a sizable, well cleaned room, cleanliness being one of the top priorities in a hotel room in my opinion.
The front desk was in a good mood during check in, things went smoothly and easily, although it seemed fairly quiet when we checked in, so they weren’t exactly put to the test.
Had to drop someone off at 5am at the airport, so I came back to the room to crash before returning home, overslept, until I got a knock on the door. The cleaning lady was very friendly about the fact that it was past check out time, and said she would come back in a little bit, so I could quickly clean up and clear out.
I will probably need to make a other airport run, and don’t see any reason why this place won’t be my spot of choice for it!

Hassle to check in … The gal «Ariel «was extremely rude and unprofessional. I can’t believe the service I’ve received here.
Very sassy and catty attitude .
Will not return.

My co-​workers stayed here while I was stuck at the BW Dump on Norfolk.
I had to pick them up every morning.
I was welcomed everyday when I entered.
The breakfast bar was three times the size as the Norfolk location and it was clean.
If staying at a Best Western in this area, choose this one.
I tried getting a room but they were booked every day.

I stayed here last week to attend a work conference, and received a corner room on the third floor. The two aspects of a hotel that matter most to me are (1) that it is clean, and (2) that it feels safe. This Best Western was both.
It is situated across a frontage road from Hwy 101, and across the street from the maintenance corner of a large golf course. If you are hoping for a hotel within walking distance of shops or eateries, this is not your place. The neighborhood was quiet, and the front desk was friendly and always staffed. And, with the underground parking garage, there were plenty of parking spaces.
The two queen bed room was very clean and roomy. Two issues with the room: (1) the ice bucket and water glasses were placed in the bathroom (quite disgusting in my book) even though there was plenty of surface space on the tables and counters in the rest of the hotel room. Upon checking in, I promptly relocated the ice bucket and glasses to the desk – but after each room service, the bucket was returned to it’s designated bathroom spot right by the toilet.
The second issue was how long it took to get hot water to come through the pipes. Since I was catching the BART into San Francisco, I had to leave quite early each morning. In order to have a hot shower, I’d have to turn on the shower’s hot water when I first woke up, set up the coffee, pick out my clothes, watch the weather report, check the water temperature, check my email, and then jump in the warmed up shower.
I know others had issues with noisy rooms (due to paper thin walls allowing you to easily hear their neighbors). With a corner room, and probably nobody next to me, I didn’t have a problem with noise at all. Of course, if I were to stay here over a weekend, or when the hotel were at capacity, this may be an issue. I am very glad I didn’t have to deal with this.
As for other amenities: I didn’t have any trouble surfing the web – although I did have to confirm the password multiple times per day. The continental breakfast was marginal, with the hot food clearly microwaved (I now know what kitchen sponges and eggs would taste like if they were merged into one item), and the muffins individually packaged. I did like that they had yogurt and a few juice selections.
Overall, I’d probably consider staying here again, but I wouldn’t count on the continental breakfast and I’d only stay here if there were a great room rate.

Watch out for Ariel at the front desk.
She messed up my family’s reservations and gave attitude when my cousin mentioned it to her. She was very snappy, rude, and a plain ol’ bitch.
It’s a shame I can’t give this place 4 stars which they should deserve because the rooms are clean and roomy, but Ariel ruined their reputation.