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1. Hilton Garden Inn Oakland / San Leandro
Hilton Garden Inn Oakland / San Leandro



2. The Marina Inn on San Francisco Bay
The Marina Inn on San Francisco Bay



3. Budget Inn San Leandro
Budget Inn San Leandro



4. Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Oakland-Airport by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Oakland-Airport by IHG



5. Comfort Inn Castro Valley
Comfort Inn Castro Valley



6. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Oakland - Hayward
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Oakland - Hayward



7. Executive Inn & Suites Embarcadero Cove
Executive Inn & Suites Embarcadero Cove



8. Hampton Inn Union City
Hampton Inn Union City



9. Marina Village Inn
Marina Village Inn



10. Hampton Inn Oakland Downtown-City Center
Hampton Inn Oakland Downtown-City Center



11. Oaktown Roost
Oaktown Roost



12. Hilton Garden Inn San Mateo
Hilton Garden Inn San Mateo



13. Hyatt Place Dublin/Pleasanton
Hyatt Place Dublin/Pleasanton



14. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Hayward - Castro Valley by IHG
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Hayward - Castro Valley by IHG



15. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Dublin - Pleasanton
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Dublin - Pleasanton



16. DoubleTree by Hilton San Francisco Airport North Bayfront
DoubleTree by Hilton San Francisco Airport North Bayfront



17. Hilton San Francisco Airport Bayfront
Hilton San Francisco Airport Bayfront



18. Embassy Suites by Hilton San Francisco Airport Oyster Point
Embassy Suites by Hilton San Francisco Airport Oyster Point



19. Sonesta Emeryville - San Francisco Bay Bridge
Sonesta Emeryville - San Francisco Bay Bridge



20. Diablo Mountain Inn - Walnut Creek
Diablo Mountain Inn - Walnut CreekGo beyond your typical stay in San Leandro
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Old San Leandro
Old San Leandro gives history buffs and casual explorers a genuine taste of California's past through well-preserved Victorian homes and landmarks. The Casa Peralta adobe home and charming History Museum tell stories of Portuguese and Spanish settlers who shaped this quiet community. Tree-shaded sidewalks lead past the original Southern Pacific Railroad depot and century-old Estudillo Cemetery with its weathered headstones. Portuguese bakeries serve fresh linguiça alongside family-run Mexican taquerias in this authentic residential area. Getting around requires some planning, with AC Transit buses connecting to nearby BART stations and streets designed primarily for cars. Antique shops and local markets provide unique shopping experiences without tourist crowds.


Ashland
Nestled between San Leandro and Castro Valley, Ashland boasts abundant Oregon ash trees and the world's oldest bay tree along San Lorenzo Creek. Easily accessible via Interstates 880 and 238, it's a convenient base for exploring nearby cities.


Davis Tract
Davis Tract offers a genuine slice of suburban life with tree-lined streets and single-family homes just minutes from San Francisco Bay. This quiet residential area gives travelers an authentic taste of everyday American living without the tourist crowds. When you're ready to explore, the nearby BART station connects you to San Francisco and Oakland in under 45 minutes. You'll find budget-friendly accommodations here that cost significantly less than staying in the heart of the Bay Area. Local parks provide peaceful spots to unwind, while the San Leandro Marina is just a short drive away. Most residents rely on cars, but the wide sidewalks make neighborhood strolls pleasant and relaxing.
Marina Faire
San Leandro's Marina Faire neighborhood offers attractions including Monarch Bay Golf Club.

Lower Bal
Lower Bal offers a slice of authentic suburban California living just outside the Bay Area bustle. Tree-lined streets with mid-century homes create a peaceful escape where families stroll and neighbors chat. You'll find diverse local eateries serving everything from Vietnamese pho to Mexican taquerias, all at wallet-friendly prices. Budget-friendly motels and extended-stay options make Lower Bal a smart base for Bay Area exploration. The San Leandro BART station is just a short drive away, connecting you to Oakland and San Francisco attractions. With nearby parks and easy access to San Francisco Bay, this quiet neighborhood delivers California charm without the tourist price tag.
Top landmarks in San Leandro
Monarch Bay Golf Club
Cinemark Century Bayfair Mall 16
Learn more about San Leandro
Discover a slice of Bay Area life where locals picnic along San Francisco Bay at Marina Park, watching sailboats drift against the Oakland skyline. The lovingly restored Art Deco Bal Theatre screens films in vintage splendor, while family-owned eateries serve cuisine as diverse as the community itself. Take a swing at Monarch Bay Golf Club or catch the latest blockbuster at Cinemark Century Bayfair Mall 16. For a perfect day trip, head to Robert W. Crown Memorial State Beach for sandy shores and kite-flying breezes. Sports enthusiasts can venture to nearby Oakland for Warriors games at Chase Center or Giants baseball at Oracle Park – both offering quintessential Bay Area experiences without San Francisco's parking headaches.
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Check out reviews of San Leandro hotels guests love
Club Quarters Hotel Embarcadero, San Francisco
"Was ok"
Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman's Wharf
"Great location and hotel! Would stay here again!"
Hilton San Francisco Union Square
"Parking is expensive but it’s frisco"
The Marker Union Square San Francisco
"Amazing stay and location! We were really happy with the service, room, and restaurant in the hotel."
FOUND Hotel Carlton, Nob Hill
"Staff was almost excellent, at arrival you are sent an email with your room code ours was 6-8 digits I cant remember but it is also the code to enter the hotel after hours. I was waiting for food delivery and my phone died the lady at the front desk watched me leave the lobby take my food from the delivery guy and turn to come back in and it was locked I gestured to her I couldn't get in and the reply was shrugging of her shoulders as if to say "to bad" I held up my phone to show it was dead and got nothing it took another guy there to walk over and let me back in (very disappointed in that part) other then this one incident the stay was great, the rooms and place all together was clean and inviting and the staff where very helpful at check-in and to give directions to parking Great place would recommend Parking is close about 2 blocks away at roughly $50/day (this part has nothing to do with the hotel)"
