Travelodge San Francisco Airport Parking

Hard bed. Noisy by freeway. Gave me key that didn’t work and had to walk 1000′ to room in this sprawling complex under high tension lines. Room was clean staff was friendly. But not worth the money.

this isnt my firat rodeo at the travelodge, i always use them when in need. again another last minute booking with
had a price for $ 61 for the night. i had half cash and half credit card. jean and jill are awesome. they worked it out for me. i really appreciate the help and open arma they gave me ass soon as i arrived. if you ever need a last minute spot this is the place to go. and make sure you ask for jean or jill.

Very slow service! the guy said to me in the lobby: where is the voucher? I just had the email. You should print it out he said. He gave me the ticket to place on my dashboard. You need your car license plate number. Very manual process I guess. Not too crowded. But the shuttle schedule is not on time at all. Be here early is my advice.

Stay away!!! Bed bugs and spiders infestation!!! Worse hotel ever… Pay extra 40 $ for Howard Johnson down the street newly renovated rooms and comfy beds! Travelodge is really dirty, with cob webs everywhere! What a dump!!! I am so pissed I had to pay 112 $ for this crap hole, even a public washroom is cleaner than this place!

I was looking for a cheaper option for parking my car at SFO in order to fly down to SoCal for the weekend. I normally take the BART to the airport, but this time I needed to be there at a time that was earlier than BART’s weekend operating hours. It seemed like long-​term parking at SFO’s lots would be around $ 30 per day, which was out of my budget. After googling around, I found the option to park at Travelodge to be a little more reasonable, at close to $ 10 per day.
When I signed up and paid online to park here for the weekend, I was emailed a detailed shuttle schedule with my receipt, which was really helpful. It showed that the same shuttle runs every half hour (at :08 minutes and :38 minutes after the hour), and would pick guests up from three hotels, of which Travelodge was the last stop. The shuttle driver arrived exactly as scheduled, got out and helped put patrons’ luggage into the back as they boarded. Because Travelodge is the last pick-​up point when the shuttle is heading into SFO for departures, and the first drop-​off point when the shuttle is heading back to the hotels after picking up arrivals, I would say it is the most efficient parking option out of the three hotels in this service (the other two are Best Western Grosvenor and Holiday Inn).
What to expect: you simply drive to the Travelodge parking lot and find any spot available about 15 minutes before your desired shuttle pick-​up time. Walk to the front desk and show them your confirmation. You will be asked to fill out a short form with your car license plate, so memorize that to save yourself another trip back to your car. You will then be given a ticket that is to be placed on your dashboard, so you will have to walk back to your car anyway. You have to do all this before boarding the shuttle, which is why you should get there 15 minutes before the shuttle is scheduled to pick you up. The shuttle is a small, white shuttle with the words «Classic shuttle» written across the top front part of the vehicle. When you come back to SFO after your trip, just wait in the center island at the stops labelled «hotel courtesy» shuttle, and wait for the same white shuttle with a Travelodge logo printed on the back. Once you arrive back at Travelodge, there are no extra check-​out steps or payment (since you paid online). Just get in your car, throw on some tunes, and happily drive home!
I have no complaints; this service did exactly what it advertised, with no hiccups. The shuttle drivers were all prompt and friendly, and the price was the cheapest option I could find for a 2 – 3 day trip. There seems to be other similar remote parking services that are even cheaper (~$ 5 – 8 per day residential street parking with a shuttle that takes you to the airport), but your trip must be longer than a weekend to qualify for those prices.

If you like counting how many shuttles for other, actually efficient, parking services go by (I’m at 8 for park n fly) while you wait for one for this «service», go for it. If not, stay far far away. A bad joke. Oh, and when you call to ask where the shuttle is and when it’s coming, they lie.

I park my car at the Travelodge parking lot for four days. Today I picked up my car and noticed my car got opened and a few of the items got stolen, such as the garage opener, the insurance card, and some CDs.
I called them and they said «Call the police! We are not responsible for anything»…“We only have the security on site during the weekend”.
So disappointed by their attitudes and their business morals.
I am not going to park my car at Travelodge ever again.
The shuttle isn’t run frequently at all. Only comes every 30−45mins. The front desk ended up arrange a $ 15 dollar shuttle for us to the airport in the morning.

The shuttle is not on schedule at all. They promise to have 1 shuttle every 30 minutes. But it took me more than 45 minutes waiting for it. Worst experience ever!