Hotel Blogs - Comfort Inn Castro Valley

Castro Valley and the charming city of San Leandro are located in the Bay Area in Northern California. With easy access to surrounding cities of Oakland, San Francisco, San Jose and Hayward, San Leandro is a perfect travel destination with areas for boating, fishing, and sightseeing still within proximity to a primarily technology-driven area. During your stay, take a short drive for an all-day adventure at the Oakland Zoo.  Visit the Oakland Zoo Home to over 700 native and exotic animal ...

Eat at Denica’s Real Food Kitchen Denica’s Real Food Kitchen is located in Castro Valley, California, and they serve their guests delicious home cooked breakfast and lunch dishes with top notch service. The owner’s goal is to make sure that their patrons are well taken care of and feel comfortable from the moment you step through the doors.  Denica’s Real Food Kitchen is open daily from 7:00 am until 4:00 pm, and they offer a wide range of delicious menu items to c...

Of all the things to do near Castro Valley, making a visit to the East Bay Regional Park District is a necessity for all those who share an interest partaking in an exciting and educational experience amongst the gorgeous hills of Castro Valley. Of all the Castro Valley attractions, this park district provides a fantastic array of sights to see, as well as a variety of amenities to those visiting, making East Bay Regional Park District the perfect place to visit while in Castro Valley. About th...

Cull Canyon Regional Recreation Area in Castro Valley is a popular swimming spot for everyone. The pool was constructed alongside a damn for an indoor experience, and this renovation has made the pools self-sufficient, even in summer drawbacks. Alongside the hot swimming spot, Castro Valley has many parks and trails to venture, such as the Alameda Creek Trail that follows the Alameda Creek, the Anthony Chabot camp that offers hiking, riding, and bicycle trails, Antioch and Oakley Regional Shore...

Castro Valley and the charming city of San Leandro are located in the Bay Area in Northern California. With easy access to surrounding cities of Oakland, San Francisco, San Jose and Hayward, San Leandro is a perfect travel destination with areas for boating, fishing, and sightseeing still within proximity to a primarily technology-driven area. During your stay, learn about the rich culture of neighboring city Hayward, California, at the Historical Society. Historical Society in Hayward, Califor...

One of the pleasures of staying at Comfort Inn in Castro Valley is the plethora of restaurants at the doorstep. Castro Valley Boulevard is a paradise for foodies. Comfort Inn has a Wendy’s and a McDonald’s across the street. Both are within a two-minute walk. Koyomi Sushi is even closer to the east. Walk past Koyomi Sushi, and you would find a Starbucks and a Burger King. As you continue to walk on Castro Valley Boulevard, for around half a mile up to a mile, there is an assortment o...

Redwood Regional Park is around eight miles east of Oakland and falls in the East Bay Regional Parks District of the San Francisco Bay Area. Situated on the hills, Redwood Regional Park is home to one of the largest natural stands of Coast Redwood or Sequoia Sempervirens. These redwood trees grow in abundance closer to the coast, owing to the favorable weather combining cool air and relatively higher humidity throughout the year. The geographical uniqueness of the area creates a coastal conditio...

Castro Valley, California, is centrally located between San Francisco, Oakland, San Leandro, Hayward and other East Bay cities which provides convenience for business trips and sightseeing and makes it a great location for tourists. During your stay in Castro Valley, be sure to visit Anthony Chabot Regional Park. Anthony Chabot Regional Park Anthony Chabot Regional Park is a beautiful, 3,314-acre year-round public campground with 70 miles of hiking, bicycling, and horse-riding trails, over 70 ...

Castro Valley is an unincorporated area in The East Bay. This area of rolling hills and valleys offers natural vistas dotted with trees, which make up the watershed for Lake Chabot. An extension of this watershed is the Las Trampas Regional Wilderness located just north of Castro Valley. Las Trampas is a great place to explore, comprised of two long ridges that reach up to an elevation of over 2,000 feet. Las Trampas offers a pleasant environment and cozy atmosphere to unwind within just minutes...

Lake Chabot Regional Park is in the southern Berkeley Hills at Alameda County in California. It falls under the East Bay Regional Parks System. Lake Chabot’s water is fed into the East Bay Municipal Utility District water system. The park encompasses the reservoir Lake Chabot. The northern portion of the park is in Oakland. The southern portion is next to San Leandro and Castro Valley. Of the many things to do in Castro Valley, hiking at Lake Chabot is definitely one of the more exciting o...