Muir Woods Lodge

Great stay

Close to the Golden Gate Bridge view points

Room wasn't the cleanest, then no window screen for main window, then getting in late not enough parking , had to double park. Then in morning my wife got to shower, but when it was my turn shower water wouldn't turn on, got stuck. When I brought it up to office, he barely spoke English and laughed and said you need to pull it in very poor manners.

The room was not properly clean

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Parking was easy and the area seemed safe to leave our boat out front.

Nice staff at reception. Small room.

Everything perfect clean nice relaxing helpful Could get TV to work

Room was small but clean. Amenities were basic but sufficient; about what you'd expect for the price. Very easy to walk 10-15 min to cafes and restaurants in Mill Valley, easy access to Sausalito, Woods, and hiking in Marin. Perfect for what I needed.

Room was pretty good. Staff was kind & helpful. Parking was convenient. A/C worked well.

This is one of the more affordable options in marin county. I think they do a great job keeping the grounds clean and the staff are great!

Some tissues in the room would be great too!

Clean room

Honestly dumbfounded at the exceptional reviews. I would not stay here again if I was paid. The hotel is run down, the rooms are very small with paper thin walls and the bathrooms are moldy. At 5’7” the shower head is at face level and the bathroom door misses the toilet by less than 2 inches. The AC is loud and blows directly in your face while in bed. I actually left my third night due to the sound of the person in the next room snoring.

Good location. Close to restaurants and sights seeings

Adequate, but not the best for the price

Clean room, convenient location

We were looking for an overnight stay to get an early start on hiking along the coast. The price was very reasonable. The building is old, but tge room was well kept. Amenities are very basic. The room was very clean.

Lovely

The room itself was clean and in order and gave us a good spot to recharge before hitting the road the next morning and starting the day in Muir Woods.