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Located in the heart of downtown Oakland, the Oakland Marriott City Center is a world-class exhibition hall attached to the City Center Marriott. It's easily accessible by all major freeways and via public transportation, and is just a short drive from the Oakland International Airport.
The hotel features a well-equipped fitness center and Iron & Oak, its signature restaurant and bar. Recharge in hotel rooms and suites that reflect Oakland's chic downtown vibe, featuring eclectic art, soundproof windows, plush bedding, ample workstations and spa-like bathrooms with rainfall showerheads.
For overnight guests, purchase parking pass at the Front Desk upon check in.
(550 10th St, Oakland, CA 94607): Parking garage entrances are on 11th Street and Clay Street.
* Parking prices subject to change1001 Broadway, Oakland, CA 94607
Take Interstate 880 North to Broadway exit, turn right. For parking turn left onto 10th Street and right onto Clay Street. Self-parking entrance is on 11th street.
Take I-101 North to San Francisco and continue to the Bay Bridge. Head east on the Bay Bridge and stay in the center lane, following signs for I-580 East. Follow all signs for downtown Oakland until taking the 12th/11th St. exit. Turn left on 11th St. Self parking is four blocks ahead on the right, and our entrance and valet parking is available at the Oakland Marriott City Center.
Get on I-880 N from E Brokaw Rd, Follow I-880 N to 6th St in Oakland. Take exit 41B from I-880 N, Take Broadway to 10th St.
Head west on I-80 to I-580 East. Continue heading east to I-980 and follow signs to downtown Oakland. Take the 11th/12th St. exit. Continue one block and make a left at 11th St. Continue on 11th St. four blocks to the self parking entrance.
Head west on Highway 24 through the Caldecott Tunnel three miles to I-980. Follow the signs to downtown Oakland then take the 11th/12th St. exit. Continue one block and turn left at 11th St. Continue on 11th St. four blocks to the self parking entrance.
The 12th Street BART station is just across the street from the Oakland Marriott City Center, making public transportation a great option when visiting.
Take the Oakland AirBART Shuttle ($3, exact change required) from the airport, which leaves from the baggage claim doors every 10 minutes and goes to the Coliseum BART Station. From the Coliseum station, take the Richmond BART train ($1.40) to the 12th Street City Center Station.
The BART Station at San Francisco International Airport is located on level three of the international terminal. The station has two entrances, a walk-in entrance on level three and another which is accessible from Air Train, the airport's unmanned shuttle train that connects all airport terminals. From SFO BART Station take the Pittsburg/Bay Point train ($5.40) to 12th Street City Center Station.
The Oakland International Airport has its own BART station called the Coliseum Station. The AirBART shuttle service operates between the airport terminals and Coliseum Station. You can take the Orange Line North to the 12th St / Oakland stop; the closest stop to the Oakland Marriott City Center. San Francisco International Airport has its own BART station. You can take the Yellow Line North to the 12th St / Oakland stop — the closest stop to the Oakland Marriott City Center.
Other Modes of Transport In addition to BART, there are other modes of transportation you can consider for traveling from Oakland to San Francisco. These include ride-sharing services such as Uber or Lyft, taxis, and private airport shuttles.
