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Where to Stay in the East Bay

We've sifted through hundreds of options to find the best lodgings in Berkeley, Oakland and beyond, including top choices for a romantic getaway, a wellness stay or a group gathering, as well as the best hip, luxury and good value hotels.

The Locals' Guide to the Best Luxury Hotels in East Bay

Check out our picks for the absolute best!

A cozy hotel room where to stay in East Bay featuring a large bed with a mustard-colored upholstered headboard, white bedding, and a decorative throw pillow. The room includes a dark wood desk, a chair, a lamp, a phone, and a patterned blue rug. Sunlight streams in from the window.

Graduate Hotel

An ornate indoor swimming pool with arched ceilings and columns along the right side. The pool reflects the architectural details and ambient lights, creating a serene atmosphere. If you're wondering where to stay in East Bay, this tranquil oasis is an excellent choice. Windows at the far end allow natural light to filter in.

Berkeley City Club

A hotel bedroom where to stay in East Bay features a large, neatly made bed with white linens, a wooden headboard, and three decorative pillows in the center. Two bedside tables with identical modern white lamps flank the bed. The room boasts a neutral color scheme and a cozy ambiance.

Hotel Shattuck Plaza

A large outdoor swimming pool with clear blue water is surrounded by lounge chairs and umbrellas. In the background, a grand white building with a tower, adorned with an American flag, and a round-roofed structure can be seen under a clear blue sky—an ideal spot for those seeking where to stay in East Bay.

The Claremont Club and Spa

A modern hotel room in East Bay features a large, neatly made bed with white linens, a wooden headboard with a compass design. The room includes a navy blue armchair, a wooden side table with chairs, floral decor, and floor-to-ceiling windows adorned with beige curtains—an ideal place for where to stay East Bay.

Waterfront Hotel

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Where to Stay for a Group Getaway in the East Bay

Whether you’re planning a family reunion, milestone birthday, bachelorette party or work off-site, here’s your perfect getaway.

A modern hotel room featuring two double beds with white linens, a wooden headboard, and patterned gray wallpaper. A large window with white curtains is on the far wall. The room includes a wooden desk with a lamp and a gray ergonomic chair—perfect for those seeking where to stay in East Bay.

Marriott Courtyard Oakland

A modern hotel lobby in the East Bay with a cushioned bench seat, two gray armchairs, and a wooden partition. Wall-mounted light fixtures and framed artwork adorn the walls. The dining area with tables and chairs is visible in the background, making it an ideal spot for where to stay East Bay.

Holiday Inn Express

An outdoor patio, perfect for those wondering where to stay in East Bay, is set for a formal event with round tables covered in white tablecloths and surrounded by wooden chairs. A lit fountain centerpiece is in the middle, with string lights draped overhead. Potted plants and illuminated windows with arches adorn the yellow walls.

Lafayette Park Hotel

A spacious hotel lobby with modern interior design, featuring large floor-to-ceiling windows, contemporary hanging light fixtures, and a mix of comfortable seating options including armchairs and couches. For those wondering where to stay in East Bay, the reception desk is visible amid light-filled, atrium-style architecture.

Marriott Walnut Creek

A stylish outdoor seating area at the Moxy Hotel, where to stay in East Bay, features modern furniture, including red swivel chairs and cushioned couches. A striking, large black-and-white mural decorates the adjacent building wall. The setting is urban, with additional buildings in the background.

Moxy Oakland

A contemporary lounge area perfect for those wondering where to stay in East Bay. The space features modern furniture, round tables with yellow upholstered chairs, a grey sofa, and a dark wood entertainment unit. Wooden flooring complements the framed black-and-white photograph and yellow accents.

Oakland Marriott City Center

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Local-Vetted Affordable Hotels in the East Bay

These hotels may not offer the absolute cheapest rates, but they provide excellent bang for your buck.

A spacious hotel room in one of the romantic hotels Bay Area features two double beds with brown and white linens, wooden headboards, and decorative pillows. The room includes two benches at the bed ends, bedside lamps, framed artwork, a flat-screen TV, a desk with a chair, and a large window with curtains. The carpet has a geometric pattern.

Best Western Plus Bayside Hotel

A modern hotel room with two double beds, each with white linens and wooden headboards. There's a TV on a wooden dresser, a work desk, and a large window with sheer curtains offering a view of trees. Two colorful abstract paintings hang on the wall—an ideal choice for where to stay in East Bay.

Courtyard Oakland Airport

A romantic hotel room in the Bay Area with two neatly made double beds featuring wooden headboards and matching bedding in grey and white tones. Each bed has a decorative pillow. The room includes a nightstand with a phone, wall-mounted lamps, a window with a blackout shade, and an air conditioner.

Executive Inn and Suites

A modern room in one of the romantic hotels in the Bay Area features a king-size bed with white linens, a colorful headboard, and wall-mounted bedside lamps. A red chair and desk sit by the window with patterned curtains. The room includes a flat-screen TV, light wood dresser, and gray carpet.

Hampton Inn Oakland Downtown

A romantic hotel room in the Bay Area features two neatly made double beds with white linens, abstract art above the headboards, and a cityscape view through large windows. A red chair is positioned at a desk with a lamp, and curtains frame the window. The decor is modern and inviting.

Hilton Garden Inn Emeryville

A romantic hotel room in the Bay Area featuring two double beds with white linens, a beige sofa, a wooden work desk with a chair, a flat-screen TV, and a large window offering a scenic view of the sea and city skyline. The room exudes warm, neutral tones and modern decor.

Hyatt Place Emeryville

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