I picked this hotel because of its location to the airport. It is very close amd easy to get to.

In unfortunately, after checking climbing in bed i noticed the smell of pee and mold. It seemd to be strongest when the in room fridge kicked on. The pee smell was also in the carpet just out side the WC.

I checked in late and left very early. I was in the room form maybe 4 hours, so it was not worth calling the front desk and changing rooms.

Just a warning for those of you with more time

This hotel was fine for an overnight prior to an early flight. On a Sunday morning it was less than 10 minutes to the airport. You cannot book the airport shuttle. They said first-come first-served. So we came down early and our shuttle was not full at 7:00 am. Room was fine. They said hotel was renovated two years ago. There is a pool and hot tub, but we didn't use them. I used 20,000 Marriott points. So all in all it was a good value.

Located a short 10 minutes from SFO in a business park. A number of food choices on El Camino Real with the nearest being Chili's -- a 2 minute walk from the hotel. If you have the time, its' not a far drive over the the Pacific Ocean and only ab out 11 miles south of the city center.

Hotel lobby has been refreshed with the Courtyard's new decor, however, the rooms have yet to receive the upgrade. The rooms were clean and furnishings adequate. Room contained a King Bed, couch, and business desk area. Wi-Fi was free. Bathroom had sufficient counter space and was kept clean.

Price for the room was high even when considering the hotel is located in the Bay area and near the airport.

Hotel offers shuttle service to/from the airport.

We stayed 3 nights at this hotel. The room was clean and comfortable. It had a balcony, a refrigerator, and free Wifi. The free shuttle took us to and from the Bart Station, and the driver was very friendly and helpful. The lobby was nice and there was a good business center with several computers and printers. I didn't find the front desk staff to be helpful or friendly in any way. There were two young women working there during our stay, and I found them rude. Upon checkout, we realized our car battery was dead and needed a jump. We asked the women if they could help us with a jump, and we basically got a shrug. We came back into the lobby later to find a guest who might have jumper cables. I noticed there was a man at the front desk along with the two women, so I asked him for help. He immediately made some calls to see if the maintenance staff could help. When he couldn't get a response, he took his own car over to ours and jumped the car for us. He was great, attentive, and I appreciate his help.
Overall, a good stay.