one of the nicest hotels we have stayed in . amazing breakfast. all the little things they do
Excellent boutique hotel that provider all the little things that most hotels no longer provide. The hotel is clean and new in appearance and a little bit of a throw back to times when owners took pride in their properties. Developed by John Madden and classy is the best description. They had electric charging as well.
I’ve stay in some of the finest hotels in the world and this one competes with all of them. The staff are amazing, the property sumptuous and our room ultra comfortable.
I’ve stayed in some of the most luxurious hotels in the world and the Rose Hotel competes with them.
The property is gorgeous. Very old world charm. Room was clean. Service was great. Able to accommodate special request for my birthday.
Lovely room and outstanding service. Right next door to an excellent restaurant with a gigantic patio that is open during Covid. Great stay.
Old fashion hotel in the heart of Pleasanton. Clean and well maintained with great rooms and friendly staff. Highly recommended.
My wife and I arrived at the property at 2:57 pm for a 3 pm check-in. It was an hour later before staff at The Rose called me on my cell phone to let us know we could walk back to the hotel and that our room was ready. No assistance was offered by this 'boutique' hotel's personnel with respect to luggage. A problem with an inoperational TV was never addressed by the staff. We were told it was a maintenance issue. Ironically, a Hispanic male employee told me the next morning that there is always a maintenance member working. You would think so for a boutique hotel, right? The result: no operational TV the entire stay! The Rose's excuse: The remote control in the rooms can be complex and confusing...If this is true, the hotel appears to already be on notice that this could be an impediment to a guest's stay. Strike 3... A wedding party stayed on our floor. What was left to linger was a smelly, offensive male body odor smell that encompassed the entire 2nd floor! I almost thought this was the intentional air fragrance used at The Rose, until I went up to the 3rd floor. ***Prior to writing a review, I attempted to resolve issues with Assistant General Manager, Vishakha Bhadra, and Sales Manager, Tom Walker. Neither were interested in setting up a meeting or talking over the phone. Neither my wife, nor I, would be interested in recommending The Rose. A better boutique hotel selection awaits Bay area travelers in the great city of San Francisco. Avoid The Rose.
Amazing place - really really nice. Looks really old but yet is new and with every amenity - it’s just designed with the old world ambience in mind.
One of the best hotels in California...highly recommended
2nd floor had strange odor in the hallway. Thankfully inside our room was great!! The people were awesome!!
Right in the center of town with restaurants walking distance.
Beautiful place with great location. Slept like a baby.
Beautiful hotel in downtown Pleasanton, within walking distance to several restaurants. This hotel feels more like you are staying in a guest room at someone's home. A very New Orlean's feel and a great breakfast! I would recommend it to anyone.
My husband and I stayed here for a business trip. The service was amazing and we loved the rooms
The Rose Hotel, can't wait to go back! Such an amazing place ...absolutely recommended!
Worth the splurge, nothing is like it in the area. We stay every year.
In my book it is a fully 5 star hotel. I travel weekly, The Rose is one of the best.
Comfort and beauty from check in to check out. The continental breakfast is out of this world.
The Rose Hotel places you within a short walk of Pleasanton Golf Center and within a mile (2 km) of Alameda County Fairgrounds. This 38-room, 4.5-star hotel has free breakfast, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking.
Free continental breakfast is offered each morning. Quench your thirst with a drink at the bar/lounge.
All of The Rose Hotel's 38 rooms are individually decorated and have an array of amenities, including minibars, coffee makers, and free weekday newspapers. Flat-screen TVs come with cable channels and DVD players, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Beds sport Egyptian cotton sheets and pillow menus, and bathrooms offer jetted tubs, hair dryers, and designer toiletries. Free local calls, safes, and ironing boards are also standard.
At The Rose Hotel, guests have access to a gym, free WiFi in public areas, and coffee in a common area. If you drive, take advantage of free parking. Front-desk staff can answer questions 24/7, and assist with luggage storage, securing valuables, and dry cleaning/laundry. Other amenities at this luxury hotel include a meeting room, express check-out, and free newspapers.
one of the nicest hotels we have stayed in . amazing breakfast. all the little things they do
Excellent boutique hotel that provider all the little things that most hotels no longer provide. The hotel is clean and new in appearance and a little bit of a throw back to times when owners took pride in their properties. Developed by John Madden and classy is the best description. They had electric charging as well.
Thank you for the 5/5 and property description...
I’ve stay in some of the finest hotels in the world and this one competes with all of them. The staff are amazing, the property sumptuous and our room ultra comfortable.
Your 5 out of 5 is greatly appreciated...
I’ve stayed in some of the most luxurious hotels in the world and the Rose Hotel competes with them.
Good to know that you think we can compete on the world stage...
The property is gorgeous. Very old world charm. Room was clean. Service was great. Able to accommodate special request for my birthday.
A belated Happy Birthday...thanks for staying with us...
Lovely room and outstanding service. Right next door to an excellent restaurant with a gigantic patio that is open during Covid. Great stay.
Thank you for your comments which I will share with Staff
Old fashion hotel in the heart of Pleasanton. Clean and well maintained with great rooms and friendly staff. Highly recommended.
Thank you for your comprehensive summary...
My wife and I arrived at the property at 2:57 pm for a 3 pm check-in. It was an hour later before staff at The Rose called me on my cell phone to let us know we could walk back to the hotel and that our room was ready. No assistance was offered by this 'boutique' hotel's personnel with respect to luggage. A problem with an inoperational TV was never addressed by the staff. We were told it was a maintenance issue. Ironically, a Hispanic male employee told me the next morning that there is always a maintenance member working. You would think so for a boutique hotel, right? The result: no operational TV the entire stay! The Rose's excuse: The remote control in the rooms can be complex and confusing...If this is true, the hotel appears to already be on notice that this could be an impediment to a guest's stay. Strike 3... A wedding party stayed on our floor. What was left to linger was a smelly, offensive male body odor smell that encompassed the entire 2nd floor! I almost thought this was the intentional air fragrance used at The Rose, until I went up to the 3rd floor. ***Prior to writing a review, I attempted to resolve issues with Assistant General Manager, Vishakha Bhadra, and Sales Manager, Tom Walker. Neither were interested in setting up a meeting or talking over the phone. Neither my wife, nor I, would be interested in recommending The Rose. A better boutique hotel selection awaits Bay area travelers in the great city of San Francisco. Avoid The Rose.
While we were unable to meet your expectations, please refer to the other reviews...
Amazing place - really really nice. Looks really old but yet is new and with every amenity - it’s just designed with the old world ambience in mind.
Thank you for noting our "Old World" ambience...
Thank you for your 5/5 rating...