Seemed like there were alot of little things that made this stay annoying. Before I go into specifics, let me just say that I travel a good bit, and I have certain expectations about the chains I stay in. I am not a haughty-taughty traveller, I generally use Hotwire or book direct thru one of my 'frequent traveller' programs direct with the hotel. Money is important to my comany, so I typically stay in average/nice-average hotels (3-4 star). Occassionally a smoking-hot-cool one. But even as I dip into 2.5 star hotels, I expect some things to be in place... if they aren't I don't go back there. To put it bluntly, I probably will not go back to the Radisson unless I absolutely have to.

The good:
1. free parking.seemed to be plenty of good, free parking. woo hoo! I'm a fan of freedom.
2. free internet (although sometimes stopped working for 5 minutes, randomly)...more freedom (when it worked).
3. It was a bed (not a very comfortable one). Incidentally, it was a sleep number but it didn't seem to work right. Or maybe it was just me...although I have a master degree in computer science, I couldn't get the bed to get comfortable. Truth be told, I don't really want to have to experiment to find my number... just give me a good comfy bed. Why make me lie on a bed for an hour at different settings to determine my sleep number? I don't have the need... I don't have a sleep number at my house, won't buy one, and by the time I stay where they have sleep number beds, I'll have forgotten my number anyway.
4. Interior hallways.yeah, i don't expect alot... but I don't like staying in cheap hotels that have exterior room entrances. When we first drove by the property, I thought it was exterior entrances, but was pleasantly surprised.
5. Atrium gave it a resort-y feel. Yes, it had an atrium, kinda cool. I enjoyed my orning coffee in the atrium.

The bad.
1. Light switches. never stayed in a place that had no light switches to control room lights. Each 'sconce' had to be turned on individually. And turned off... geez. Exception: an entry light (sconce) and the bathroom.
2. No outlets. Well, really, there were 4 wall plates. 3 on one wall (tv, desklamp...) the only other outlet in the room was by the nightstand... clock and sleep number occupying it. So, if I wanted to work on my laptop on the bed (which I did) I had to strecth the cord across the room and lie awkwardly to reach the computer. weird...
3. Telephone charges. I thought this 'level' of hotel didn't charge for phone usage... WRONG.
4. Coffee out by 8:30am. So if you're going to have coffee out, can we at least have coffee in it? there's 50 people working, running around, but we're out of damn coffee. Goodness.

The ugly.
Horrible thin walls, 1.5" gap under the door to the hall, it is LOUD in the room. I also heard the upstairs guests walking around. Loud air conditioner (old-school AC). Maybe I'm just getting old... but goodness, I heard EVERYTHING going on in the hall. All night.

All in all, disappointed in the Radisson. but I'm a detail guy. Apparently, they are not. I guess it just won't work out for us, I'm afraid. We should see other guests or hotels. Take care. We can still be friends.

Stayed here a few times now. The property is older bt not run down or dilapidated. The rooms are not huge and bt they are clean and somewhat updated. They have my beloved Sleep Number bed, about a 40 is perfect. Anyone who complains is probably trying to sleep at a higher number, I know my friends couldnt figure it out at first.
Like I said the property is older but the price is right and you get a lot for your money, Bay Area hotel prices are obscene. There is a restuarnt in the lobby and an Outback in the parking lot. The mall is around the corner with many options. The parking is good and the area is wooded and nice.
The night I stayed there were about 100 police and their K9 partners so I defininately felt safe.
You could do a lot worse than this place, or if you want to spend a lot more you could do better.

Imagine yourself walking into a lobby-line rattling with babies and telephone rings in unison, as one unappreciated woman checked you into a bed of horrors. The Sleep Number bed was no where near the enticement of your 60's vibrating coin bed. And speaking of vibrating, the phone did so at all hours of the night with not a soul on the other line. If you want Fellini's Motel 6, this is for you.

The property was very nice in a wonderful location. In walking distance to stores, restaurants a bowling alley and most important - Starbucks!

The rooms were fine, clean - but very noisy. The walls are very thin. I could here people clear as day talking in the parking lot, the hallway and the room next door me. I could also hear everytime the people above me changed the setting on their Sleep Number Bed, as well as everytime they walked across their room.

The biggest dissapointment was the pool. We looked on the website before our visit and they advertise a nice looking indoor pool. We were traveling with kids - so we were very upset to find out the pool had no water in it. The front desk informed us the pool had been out of commission for the past year. There is a nice courtyard to sit in if the weather is nice and plenty of indoor sitting areas as well.

When originally checking in, we were put in the worst possible rooms and were told it was because we booked through Hotwire. We had 4 rooms, all with kids and they tried to put us each in a room with one queen bed and charge us for a cot! The room with one queen is tiny. There is barely room between the wall and the bed and forget about room for a cot. After much complaining, we were finally able to convice the desk to switch us to 2 queen beds. If you have a preference, I would suggest calling in ahead of time for your bed choice, especially if booking through hotwire. I felt that the desk viewed us as not as important becuase we booked through hotwire.

All in all the hotel was just okay. We were there 5 nights. The great location made up for it's flaws.