Your Oakland Airport Hotel Near Oakland Coliseum

Hotels near Oakland Coliseum are often known for their convenient location. However, none compare to the excellent service and name you can trust at the newly upgraded Comfort Inn & Suites Oakland Airport Hotel. Our guest shuttle service will whisk you to and from the Oakland Airport, located just 3 miles away. Our top-notch amenities and oversized rooms will then provide you with the best accommodations possible.

There’s a lot to do while visiting areas near Oakland Coliseum. Comfort Inn & Suites Oakland Airport Hotel offers easy access to all the local attractions, including a variety of concerts, events and sport matches. Or, take a family trip to the Oakland Zoo and Oakland Aviation Museum located nearby.

Top Ten Must-See Local Attractions

Oakland Coliseum

Sports enthusiasts can revel every season of the year in a variety of professional sports. The sparkling Oakland Coliseum complex houses the Oakland Athletics of MLB, Oakland Raiders of NFL, and the Golden State Warriors of NBA fame. San Jose Earthquakes of the MLS large-attendance games have also played here in the past. We are one of the closest hotels near the Oakland Coliseum and a great place to stay if you are in town for non-sports activities as well.

Jack London Square

Few visitors to Oakland leave without seeing the historic, retail and office venues that make up Jack London Square. Most are captivated by the cabin that is a re-creation of one that noted author, Jack London, resided in the Klondike. Many are delighted to sit in Heinold’s Saloon, built from a whaling ship’s remains in 1883, where Mr. London enjoyed many adventures in his younger years, and returned to later in life to revise novels such as “Call of the Wild” or sailor stories such as “Sea Wolf”.

Port of Oakland, Downtown and Historic Sites

This important area, which includes the Oakland International Airport, is the fourth busiest container port in the United States. Visitors can relax on one of the monthly harbor tours. If they’re here in October, they would be able to honor the memory of the black cowboys who helped settle West America in a parade-celebration that is the only one of its kind in the nation.

Chinatown

Oakland’s Chinatown might not be as touristy as San Francisco’s. But, dating back to the 1850s, it is one of the oldest in North America. You won’t be disappointed if you take advantage of the vibrant Asian shopping, dining, or cultural events. You will be fascinated when you pass by homes of famous residents you’ll immediately recognize, such as Bruce Lee (martial arts), Rodney Yee (yoga) or Amy Tan (author).

Lake Merritt

What do the numbers 126 and 3400 mean to you? That’s the number of lampposts and bulbs you can see in the necklace of lights that encircle Lake Merritt. Lake Merritt is significant for more than its pearly bulbs, for in 1870 it became the first official wildlife refuge in the United States. Visitors can enjoy a ride in a gondola, fresh produce at one of its farmers’ markets, or simply view the largest (3.4 miles around) fresh water-sea lake within an urban area.

USS Potomac

History buffs, party planners, and cruisers can sail on a National Historic Landmark on San Francisco Bay when they step aboard the USS Potomac. The Potomac, FDR’s yacht, is one of only three remaining presidential yachts.

Chabot Space and Science

Leah, Rachel, and Nellie await your visit to this Smithsonian-affiliate space and science center. In case you didn’t know, Leah is the site’s original and oldest (1883) refractor telescope; while Rachel is the largest refractor telescope open to the public this side of the Mississippi. Come and enjoy digital-dome planetarium shows, giant screen MegaDome shows, and interactive exhibitions about our Universe.

Oakland Aviation Museum (Formerly Western Aerospace Museum)

If you or anyone you know is an airplane buff, you’ve come to the right place. Who wouldn’t want to see a giant flying boat, an Electra resembling Amelia Earhart’s aircraft, or more than thirty other airplanes old and new? If you’re early enough on Father’s Day, you might even get a photo of yourself sitting a real cockpit!

UCLA Berkeley

What do Earl Warren, Steve Wozniak, Governor Jerry Brown, Robert McNamara, and Gregory Peck have in common? They are all distinguished alumni from UCLA Berkeley. Plaudits don’t stop with them: Berkeley’s collective thirty-two libraries make up the fourth largest academic library in the United States. No place has more distinguished graduate programs listed in the top ten by the US National Research Council than Berkeley. No other university has discovered as many as sixteen chemical elements as Berkeley Lab. If that’s not enough reason to visit the campus, have your photograph taken at South Hall, built in 1873 and now considered the oldest university building in California. Feel young now?

Oakland Zoo

Many visitors say they like the Oakland Zoo better than the larger San Francisco Zoo. Maybe that’s because Oakland’s animals look so healthy and happy or the location is just easier to find. The zoo boasts almost 700 native and exotic animals kept in mostly “natural” habitats. This space will expand to 54 Acres by 2015. Don’t miss the excellent elephant exhibit or animals that can be seen from above by a “ride in the sky”.
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Points of Interest
Distance in Miles from Comfort Inn Oakland Airport
Direction (North, South, East, West)
Fed Ex
2
SW
Pet Food Express
0.5
SW
Clorox
1
SW
UPS
0.5
S
Just Desserts
0.5
SW
California College of the Arts
4
NW
Wine Commune
2
NW
Tucker Technology
3
NE
Corbin Building
3
N
Bell Investment Advisors
4
S
Numi Organic Tea
2
SW
PsPrint
2
SE
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan
5
SE
SBC Communications (Pac Bell)
3
SW
University of California @ Berkeley
9
N
Holy Names University
7
N
Lawrence Livermore National Lab
6
N
Abbott Labs
3
N
Mills College
6
NW
Laney College
5
NW
Merritt College
5
NW