The Rose Hotel

Friendly staff, beautiful hotel, great service. They make you feel very special.

Very old school hospitality. Loved it!

Cool

Demure hotel! Lived it

Very quaint

Amazing hotel and extra amenities! A must stay when you’re in Pleasanton.

Great stay, repeat customer

One of our favorite hotels, anywhere! Incredible service from all staff members. The hotel is clean, cozy, super comfortable and immaculately maintained. The rooms are spacious and extremely well appointed. There’s breakfast in the lobby every morning, and a quaint lobby bar that’s warm and welcoming. The location is superb! Right on Main St. in downtown Pleasanton, with a plethora of great restaurants, all within walking distance. What really sets The Rose Hotel apart is the staff. They are caring, genuine, always smiling and know who each guest is and address them by name. They go out of their way to make sure all their guests needs are met, This is a family run hotel, and we’re made to feel like part of the family. This was our second stay at The Rose Hotel, but certainly not our last.

As we got off the elevator and headed toward our room, there was a stand in the hallway atop of which there were a vase of fresh flowers and a dish with snacks — granola bars, packaged nuts. I took some nuts. The room was a delightfully large king with all the amenities and style that others here have noted. But here’s where I’m going with this: We dropped our bags and had to leave within 5 minutes on an errand. 5 minutes in the room. As we walked back to the elevator and past the stand in the hallway….yep, the snack dish had already been replenished. That’s the kind of service and attention to detail you can expect at the Rose Hotel. Everything pretty much on point. The room was great but we especially enjoyed the lobby with its view of Main Street ( Pleasanton’s has a kind of Main Street USA vibe) and where we had drinks in the evening and breakfast in the morning. It was a real throwback, too, to find several daily newspapers…you know, on newsprint…available in the lobby, including the SF Chronicle, East Bay Times and WSJ. The Rose is a real find and can be a destination in itself.