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1603 Powell St, Emeryville
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5800 Shellmound St, Emeryville
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“So convenient being so close to the Amtrak! ?Rooms: Spacious very cleanNearby activities: Tons of shoppingSafety: Security, and you need a key card to get in and out of the building!Walkability: Bus is cheap, and emerygoround is close by and free!Food & drinks: I was able to buy ice cream at 4 am awesome!!!”
“This hotel had clean rooms and common areas, looks to be a newly built hotel in Emilyville. Rooms were clean and maintained well. Although train tracks were right behind the hotel, we didn't hear any noise. They serve free breakfast, nothing special though. The only downside was that they have very limited parking spaces on hotel premise. Other option is to park on the parking structure next to the hotel and walk back to the hotel. Parking structure also seems to be newly built along with the surrounding shopping / dining venues but I didn't feel safe leaving the car in the remote area with no security.”
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1800 Powell St, Emeryville
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“Had a pleasant stay at this hotel. Great views of the bay and the city. Clean room and quiet surroundings. Shoutout to the chinese lady at the breakfast lounge and housekeeping, super nice and friendly people! Will most likely stay at this hotel again.”
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5555 Shellmound St, Emeryville
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“Nice and centrally located. Very good option in Emeryville
Rooms: Rooms were small but efficient use of space did not make me feel uncomfortable
Food and drinks: Breakfast is not included and it’s $33. You can have breakfast across the street”
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“Rooms: Large and spacious...good bed
Nearby activities: Emeryville train station, public market, downtown stores
Safety: Area is well lit and several malls and shops nearby...didn't notice any homeless encampment but would not suggest walking after 9 pm...beware of cars!
Walkability: Reasonable for California but definitely not encouraged as cars have the upper hand in all cases including pedestrian crossings...not scenic by any means”