This hotel was really great for the price. They have the sleep advantage program, which is a quiet floor, sleep CD and ear plugs are even supplied
Free internet and printers in the lobby, easy acess to the BART, with free shuttel to the airport, and breakfast with a keyed access to the floor for only a small charge which is worth it. Priorty Club which was free and I joined on line. Staff was friendly and very helpfull. Great place, will stay at Crowne Plaza again.

Very nice room and bathroom. Friendly night staff. Immediate bellhop service with the bags. If you don't have breakfast included I recommend taking the 8 minute walk to Burlingame. Cross the freeway on the big overpass and go straight a couple blocks and there you are in an uncongested and quiet town with a bit of a Main St. USA feel. There is a donut shop across from the Walgreens which is also a restaurant with a great breakfast menu. Seems to be where the locals eat.

Kids will enjoy the rear seats on the shuttle, as you get a nice jolt on the bumps.

Nice hotel but really nothing special. I had a king bed in a standard non-smoking room. The room was a bit on the small size. Room was clean, but the lights on both sides of the bed were not working. It was only a small inconvenience. Hotel did offer free high-speed wireless internet, which I found very useful. I used the airport shuttle, which ran right on schedule every 25 minutes. The hotel location was close to SFO, but some ways from downtown. B.A.R.T. does connect the airport with the city; I found it easy to get to the places that I wanted to see. Using the air-port shuttle to connect me to the train system. Downtown took about 45 minutes by shuttle and rail.

I would stay here again, and would recommend if you are traveling in/out of SFO and are looking for a quick stop over. Price was fair at $89 per night, but I wouldn't pay much more than that.

I stayed at the Crowne Plaza Burlingame for many days this past June. The hotel is located south of the airport, right next to 101 and near many of the other airport hotels. Desk staff members are cordial and check-in is no hassle.
The rooms at the CPB are nicely furnished with modern bathrooms but small sleeping rooms. Best suited for business travelers and not families where more room is needed. While money was spent to update the hotel, they did not replace the windows that do not filter out the traffic noise from 101. If you can sleep with the road noise or leave the fan on the wall unit, you should consider this hotel. If road noise bothers you, try the Marriott, Doubletree or Sheraton hotels which are much quieter. The hotel offers free internet and two lobby computers with high speed internet for free. Restaurant is dark but food is very good for a chain hotel. Just down the street is Max's restaurant which offers a huge menu if you need to get out of the hotel. Like others have mentioned, most of the airport hotels are charging for parking and the CPB is no exception. They charge $13 a day for lot parking.