Bridgepoint Inn Daly City

This place is awesome. Remodeled rooms, Breakfast room, friendly staff. The manager is up early so i go outside and talk to him about whats going on. It has almost become our little routine in the morning’s. I had to stay here for work for a convention i was running down the street at the cow place. There is a great little sports bar down the street called 7 mile. it was featured on the food channel or something. All i know is the foods good and a nice place to drink right before going to bed. End of story come here and leave happy.

The room was clean.
Had small refrigerator.
No microwave or a coffee machine, so no way to boil water.
My wife and I stayed at this place with another couple and came back to hotel around 5AM. Decided to sleep in while our friends headed out early. Around 1PM heard quick 3 knocks on door and following the knocks the door was opened by a 40+ year old Indian man. There was no announcement such as «House Keeping» or «Maintenance» or «Management.» well you get the gist. Just a quick knock and then a man unknown to us barged in to our locked hotel room with a master key. My wife and I woke up in shock and saw him look in to the room scan the room and as soon as he noticed that we were in the room he immediately exited the room and shut the door closed behind him. We didn’t see or hear from anyone at the hotel after this happened.
I’m not sure if this is even legal especially since the «DO NOT DISTURB» sign was on the door.
Our friends confirmed that when they were leaving, there was an older Indian looking man outside at the hotel smoking.
Just to recap.
1. Our privacy was violated.
2. This hotel employee had NO BUSINESS getting in to our room since there was no reason.
3. We were woken up from our sleep by this individuals intrusion.
What if we hadn’t been there? Why was this person going into our room? Only thing I can thing of is to go through our personal belongings.

The room smelled bad, no coffee maker, towels paper thin and rough (2 guests get 2 small bath towels and 1 hand towel, 1 washcloth), lamps old and mismatched — one didn’t work, 3 pillows for 2 guests, hairdryer didn’t work, and owner very unpleasant. For a few dollars more the Alpine Inn is much better, and for a bit more than that, the Hampton Inn is worth it!

Stayed here when moving my daughter to SFSU. Doesn’t deserve the 1star but we all know the rules. Service none, room smelled moldy carpet turns you socks brown! No iron in room and getting anything from towels to a question answered took an act of congress! Oh n breakfast is cereal bars, tang n Costco Danish ! But you get what you pay for.

Wow. I can’t believe I fell for this motel. I saw the photos but didn’t spend enough time looking at the reviews. From the pictures it looked like a nice updated motel but what we found was different. Here is what we found that didn’t impress us.. . no iron, no alarm clock, no mini-​fridge, no coffee maker, no microwave. I booked this room for two people and they had only one wash cloth. The room was also poorly lit. Probably the thing that upset me the most was how the rooms were portrayed on the photos. The bed spreads were beautiful and quite modern looking. Our room didn’t have those sheets, there was a brown cover and some sheets (nothing like the photos). I don’t need to have everything perfect but everything felt cheaply done, especially considering the price I paid for the rooms.
The breakfast was just some packaged pastries and granola bars along with coffee.
On a good note, the outside of the motel is very clean and nice pavement. The neighborhood is fairly quiet as well.
My recommendation.. . spend your money and go somewhere else.

Update from my other review. Also this hotel should be sued for false advertising, look at the pictures they use for the hotel and it’s nothing like that. The don’t offer name brand Folger coffee, the room looks nothing like that, and there is no fridge in the room like they state in the website

Way over priced for the room, I’m staying here for two nights for orientation and its the same price as my monthly housing plan. They do not have a coffee maker or iron, however, that do have free wifi

Only stayed here one night and I enjoyed it. We got room 119 and it had a old tv but the room was nice. I have allergies and I asked for everything new and no feather pillows and they did what I ask. Customer service is good. For the price it’s a great deal and it’s not too far from San Francisco. Only thing I didn’t like was how homeless people or anybody for that matter to be able to come in the parking area and walk around.

This was the worst shake down experience I have ever been part of in my travels. Called Sam (the owner) a week beforehand to assure that my two rooms had two double beds as I was booking for 20 days. He confirmed my booking and confirmed these rooms contained double beds. Upon arrival the lady at the front desk (sam’s wife) proceeded to tell me my rooms were one queen bed and that no such information was told to me. I asked politely for her to help me talk with Sam as I was very clear in my communications, yet she continued to try to accuse and make weird accusations like «all you guys trying to get over on me… You know what you are doing.» I’m confused by the comments as I’m very well dressed and obviously not trying to do anything but figure out a solution to a bad situation. She continues to be dismissive of any attempts to figure something out except offer for me to purchase two other rooms… Which she can’t guarantee for entire stay anyway. Further, when I let her know that I need to find a place that can accommodate me she basically tells me too bad I already paid and they give no refunds. I finally called the booking company to try to lend help and when they tried calling her she hung up on them repeatedly. To say the least they won’t be getting paid for this type of bad business behavior and I have received my credited refunds and ended up having to make the most of a bad situation and stay at another location. I’m not sure if this whole thing was a language issue or just a shakedown, but the more interaction the more I felt completely violated by their actions.

First off, Bridgepoint Inn doesn’t even deserve a 1 star rating, in my opinion after the «hospitality» my boyfriend and I experienced last night. I called early yesterday day — probably late morning, so around 11 am or so and booked a room for the night (Feb 24, 2015) and paid a cheapish price considering for the location, but by no means was the quality or condition of this room (room 121 to be exact, for anyone interested) worth the $ 100 I forked out for a small, poorly lit, dingy room that’s Walmart brand end tables were covered in God only knows what kind of sticky substance! There wasn’t even a dresser in the room. Just yet again either Walmart or Target brand «cubby» space like dresser to place your things. The walls were incredibly thin. We could intimately hear the people next door to our room, and to be frank, I feel like I should be on a first name basis now with those people after hearing what I did in those short 20 minutes spent bringing our belongings into the room and checking for bed bugs (only someone incredibly brave, or possibly even dumb would forego checking for bed bugs at a place like Bridgepoint Inn. That place is just asking for its visitors to bring a bed bug infestation back home with them.) It didn’t take long for us to notice that the bed side tables and «cubby dresser» were covered in a sticky, tacky substance that had long since dried onto the tables before we even arrived. We were tired, exhausted, and ready to crash, but after seeing the quality of the room, having given them full well notice of our arrival earlier on in the day, we just didn’t think that the place was even considerably worth the $ 100 we paid for it. Not even 30 mins after checking in, most likely 20, I go to speak with management only after my boyfriend attempted to speak with her about a refund which is adamantly refused to do and got the same response for myself. And this lady, I swear. She’s good. She’s got a lie until you die type of mentality. NOTHING, not pictures, not physical freaking proof that our room was unkempt and filthy, not anything could convince this lady that the room she gave us was dirty. She wouldn’t come look at the room for herself (I get it. It’s not always safe in big cities, but how convenient for her to not leave her quarters to mend a situation that was hers and her staffs fault). Then, after straight up refusing to give a discount or refund she actually just WALKED AWAY from me. Like, are you kidding me?! She blatantly ignored me because she was tired of hearing me and basically said «tough cookies» to the filthy conditions of our room. She only then returned to the front desk mad at ME for holding down the service bell (made a constant, obnoxious ringing noise when you hold the button down haha) and threatening to call the cops on me after I didn’t just relent and leave her alone after she «dismissed» me. Anyway, long story short, after a long, drawn out confrontation, fully captured on video, and time stamped with a receipt, with this lady, she FINALLY refunded our money, but not before threatening to turn all of my information into the cops and recharging my debit card if the room was dirty in the morning (which I’m sure the tables will still be messy today when she goes to check the room). Please, do not give this place your time, business, and especially not your money. And if that Indian woman working that night is suppose to be the face of that establishment, then she is speaking for motel itself. The mentality there is that your money may be good there, but once you pay them they don’t give a flip about you, your comfort, and especially not your satisfaction. Do yourselves a favor, fork out a little more money, or stay in a town that’s not as expensive and completely avoid giving the Bridgepoint for time and energy. They won’t care about you and will not hesitate to side eye you and threaten you if you so choose to stick up for yourself. Spend your money at a better place.

Stopped by early and they didn’t have any rooms ready. The manager was helpful enough to let me leave my car so I could stretch my legs, then go get some lunch. When I came back, was able to check in, got settled. No real /​hotel/​furniture, just some tables, broken chair, and no chest of drawers. Not a lot of outlets, seemed to have been recently remodeled with a paint job, art, and some IKEA furniture. The shower was missing a stopper, but nothing major. My roommate took a shower and found the toilet leaking — we stopped it up with some towels, and saw the manager and his family leaving for the night in nice dress. As we had plans as well, decided to turn off the water and go out, to tell them about it in the morning. After returning, the manager’a wife was working the night window, so we informed of the leak, which appeared to have happened when a washer broke on the tank connecting it to the bowl of the toilet. At this point, was repeatedly told that it was ‘fine this morning’ so will update once this is taken care of. If it is.
It wasn’t.

Wow this place is horrible… first of all we booked online cause pics looked amazing and @ 200 $ a night we Thought it would be amazing. but… the parking lot was full when we arrived with 6 people renting 3 rooms for 5 days ea we were told to park on the street :(then we had requested a handicap room the guy there told us that our room was indeed there handicap room it had no bars in the shower to grab onto aswell as no room to get the wheelchair to the bathroom when we called the front and asked they said that was the only room left wow!!! Needless to say we checked out in the morning with no discount for any of the problems and shacked up at the holiday inn which gave us a cheaper rate :)

I needed a couple nights to crash when I arrived in SF so I found the Bridgepoint Inn. Not only did they have available rooms despite no planning ahead on my part, they were quite possibly the lowest priced rooms in town. So overall I’m not a fan of this place because it’s not in a good tourist location, there’s nothing within walking distance of here, and the neighborhood is very depressing looking at night. In addition to the not so great location, customer service is lacking, and the rooms, despite being clean, are also depressing looking. There are almost no amenities either, which isn’t surprising considering the low cost of this place. The wifi didn’t reach my room but the good part is they do offer free parking.
So in summary, if you’re the type that wants the cheapest room, doesn’t plan to spend a lot of time in the room, don’t need any amenities, just need a place to sleep at night, have a car so you can get around to places you actually want to spend time in then this could be the place for you.

It was the worst experience ever! Drove 7hours and when we got there there was no parking so therefor we were forced to park on the street. I called and reserved a handicap room and when arrived the room smelled like gerbil cage and was only a 10×13room not handicap accessible for 209 $$supposed to have booked for 5nights checked out the next morning … Now we r movin on up;)

This hotel was a complete let down. It was advertised as WAY nicer than it actually is. I feel it was overpriced for the quality/​location. The rooms are not nice at all, and reeked of bleach. And to top it all off, I experienced hands down the worst moment customer service in my life here. Our room toilet backed up slightly, so my husband called and a few min a later a man shows up at the door, wearing a ball cap random t shirt and shorts, tattoos all and and down his arms and not clean shaven, and with out a word hands me a old nasty plunger and walks away. No uniform, no concern, not a single word. Needless to say I will never stay here again. Also is not close at all to the part of San Fran that you would actually want to visit. So disappointing.

I came into town for business lastweek and stayed at the Bridgepoint Inn. I was really impressed, with not only the friendliness of the staff but by the room as well. It was very clean, and was high end for a very fair price. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone who will be in the area.

Best deal in town!
This is THE place to stay for 49ers games or just a trip to San Fran. Short cab ride from the airport and within walking distance to Candlestick Park. Or a very short drive to see all of the sites in San Fran. Much more economical than the hotels in the city and cleaner too!
I don’t care how cheap a hotel is if it is not clean and this hotel is CLEAN. You can tell the pillows are changed often and the sheets are always clean. The front desk staff are friendly and the rooms are comfortable.

Well where to start, it had been a very VERY long drive when I decided I would stop and find a place to sleep because staying on the road would have been a hazard. The lovely attendant Samantha, I believe was her name, helped me choose the best option for me and recommended the online promotion they had (included a jacuzzi) which she helped me book. When I got to my room I was surprised to see that the room I was staying in was recently remodeled which was very cozy and kind of felt luxurious! (Compared to other motels) The next time I come to the area I am definitely booking with this place. Oh and what makes it the best is I paid less than half of everywhere else that had rooms available!!! :D

I didn’t even book this hotel. Um…1 «$» sign… supposed to mean ultra inexpensive… how the heck is it about $ 200 a night then… IN DC!!!, it’s not like it’s in the heart of SF, it’s not a great neighborhood, nothing special… might want to change that $ to $$ or even $$$. I could find $$ hotels for cheaper!!!

Wow I guess I’m the first to write a review for this hidden place near SF.
Well what can I say?! If you’re looking for an affordable, safe, clean place to stay near San Francisco that’s the place to go.
The rooms are simple but clean. Free parking which is a plus in any hotel in the bay area. The location is ok, not the prettiest part of town but there are a few fast food places around and it’s very close to the Cow palace.
They also offer free breakfast mainly, juice, coffee, tea, apples and pastries.
Good bang for your buck!!!