Pleasanton hotel guide. Good Nite Inns hotel in Pleasanton, California

"Big, clean rooms. Laid-back clientele. Good place to be with a favorite person and order door dash and not leave the room."

"I always try to stay at a double tree whenever i can and this place is pretty good. Only issue i had was the toilet leaked from the tank that sat on the base, either the screws were loose or the gasket went bad. I dont think they fixed it"

"Another amazing weekend stay at my favorite hotel in Milpitas. Everything was wonderful from the room to the food. Decided to check out the Ribeye Steak this time and I was not disappointed. Tender and perfectly cooked to temperature by head chef Darius. Definitely will be getting that again. Shoutout to bartender Maria on a perfect Long Island ice tea and great conversation. Front desk staff are definitely a shining light when you arrive. You’ll be happy with your stay from check-in to checkout. Any issues or concerns are quickly dealt with by the friendly maintenance staff. Great job guys. Look forward to my return weekend. . "

"It was a good stay. However, the bar didn’t open until 4 PM on Saturday and the service was a bit slow. We needed linens for the pull out bed and was delivered the wrong items. We had to call down to the front desk an embarrassing amount of times. We never want to be annoying but the items simply weren’t coming. We had to stay up for an hour and half awaiting sheets since the pull out mattress didn’t have linens. "

"Amazing property "

"Clean rooms, friendly staff."

"This place is ghetto. Very dark and had a bunch of people hanging out in parking and someone living in a RV in the parking lot. Would never stay again. "

"The marina is empty. The rooms & common areas are comfortable, but very dated. "

"The property was beautiful and the rooms seem to have been upgraded. Pleasantly surprised that there was a microwave in addition to the minifridge. Ate at Pivot and the portions were large enough that we had leftovers for the next day. This is our new favorite property when we visit the Tri-Valley."