Sequoia Inn Redwood City, Redwood City

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were clean and away from the street, but needed some maintenance work. The service was generally respectful and friendly, except for one unpleasant encounter. The location was convenient for my needs, close to public transportation and downtown. The dining experience was not great, with musty odors present. Overall, it was an average stay with some ups and downs.

The hotel is in a convenient location, within walking distance to the Redwood City bus terminal and Caltrain, making it ideal for those attending conferences at the Sequoia Inn. The rooms, although clean with great beds, needed some maintenance work, like the noisy alarm clock and lack of privacy. The service was friendly and respectful, ensuring a safe and quiet stay. The dining options were limited but included musty Indonesian dishes. For those on a budget, the value for money was notable, yet some facilities needed improvement.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The room was decent for the price but had a strong smell of cigarette smoke, even though it was a non-smoking room. The condition of the room needed improvement, with issues like patched bathroom holes, an old and dirty toilet seat, and a noisy alarm clock. On the positive side, the hotel's location near downtown with easy freeway access was convenient.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The location was convenient for my work near the Sequoia train station, but the rooms had a strange odor possibly due to being old and having previous occupants. The staff were friendly and made efforts to accommodate me, but there were some issues with room availability. Overall, a decent stay with a few drawbacks.

The hotel rooms are okay but need improvement with patched holes in the bathroom, an old toilet seat, and a noisy alarm clock. They do have a beautiful aesthetic but carry a bit of an old, lived-in odor. The location is convenient for accessing public transport and near a popular burger joint, although the dining experience was described as musty.