Palo Alto Hotel Guide - Adventure Sport Hotels in Palo Alto, San Jose

Everything about the hotel was top notch.................................................................

Fitness room equipment is old and TVs don't work. For an expensive room, expectations were not met.

great experience. absolutely the best place to stay when visiting Stanford for football games

Excellent stay in comfy room, great surroundings & helpful staff

Old hotel rooms decently renovated and close to Chinese restaurant, shoreline amphitheater, cinema and whole foods. Convenient and not too pricy, comfortable beds and no noise.

This was the third time we stayed in this hotel in the last 6 months. We like the location near Stanford, the gym and the rooms. The only complaint this time was that we reserved a room with 2 queen beds and we got a king (no problem with that) and a sofa bed that,of course, wasn't as comfortable as a real bed. We are planning to stay in the hotel again next time we are in Palo Alto.

The owners and management of this hotel really have worked diligently and intelligently to make one's stay here an excellent value for the money. The property appears to have been built in the 1960's, but it is well maintained. There are lot's of considerate, nice touches, such as free, high-quality in-room snacks, Occitane toiletries, plenty of good quality pillows and towels, and an imaginative breakfast that includes fresh smoothies. The space behind the rooms has been improved into a small garden area with a fountain. My impression is that management is creative and very involved in trying to make their property as good as possible.

Very pleasant - although pricey- hotel. Not as close to campus as others. Parking is expensive. But the staff and rooms are very nice.

Highly recommend staying in the back rooms off the El Camino. Very nice, no frills motel. Next door to awesome chinese restaurant and Bakery that's open from 7:30- 9:00 pm.