Palo Alto Hotels with Wi-Fi

The room is very clean and comfortable, the quilt is very comfortable, the view outside the window is nice, there is a swimming pool, the buffet breakfast is delicious, standard American breakfast! There are supermarkets and pharmacies, food shopping districts, Vietnamese and Chinese food in the vicinity within a ten-minute walk! Very convenient, it's not far to take a taxi from Stanford in 20 minutes! The surrounding area is also relatively safe, a very good hotel worth staying in!

The room is quite spacious, the service attitude is good, but the room was cleaned too late and the workers went off work. There is free bottled water downstairs, which is the only hotel that provides water during the whole trip. Thumbs up 👍 There is also a kettle for supply, which is a must for Chinese stomachs to drink hot water. In short, I had a good experience staying for three days. It is very close to Stanford, and there is a community center next to the supermarket, which is very convenient. It is very comfortable to walk there.

Location was convinient, however for the slight difference in cost, Holidayy Inn nearby would have been a better option. Old room with wall covering coming off..Shower head was not working properly. Woken up around 6am with lot of Boise and shouting from other rooms. After 30 minutes of disturbance, police and fire attended...with 5 police vehicles and 2 fire rescue teams... Happy to get out of the place..

This is the most comfortable hotel in the United States. The service staff is very friendly and the environment is very comfortable. The overall service level is up to the domestic level. I highly recommend it and will stay here next time.

The room rate of more than 4,000 yuan (RMB) for two nights had already been paid when booking on Ctrip, but another US$589 was deducted when checking in (I thought it was a deposit at the time, but after a while I thought it was wrong, so I asked the front desk what the price was, and he After checking, we were told ”Oh, the deduction was wrong...), what if we didn't ask? Do we just pay twice?”

Dinah's is a little oasis in the middle of Palo Alto, set back nicely from the main road such that it is a quiet location, and suited for a get-away or for a peaceful place to relax after business meetings. The restaurant beside the pool serves good food quickly.

The level of a 3-star hotel is still relatively clean, the surrounding environment is good, and the sandwiches in the supermarket next to it are delicious. But it is recommended to stay in the new building. There is no elevator in the old building and you need to carry your own luggage upstairs. There are not many staff. The breakfast I bought was just a small snack at the front desk, so it is not recommended to buy breakfast. There are quite a few good restaurants within walking distance, and it is still a little far from Stanford University.

Generally speaking, it's okay, but I forgot a T-shirt in the room. I asked the front desk if I had picked it up, and they said no. It's outrageous. I also want a T-shirt? ? ?

The hotel is located in the central city, the facilities in the room are clean and tidy, the toilet and furniture materials are exquisite and in line with the price, but the face tissues are really bad! Mineral water is not provided either. It is said that it is environmentally friendly to provide you with two sports kettles for free. Do you go to the second floor to fetch water yourself? 🤐 The breakfast place is very small, the elevator 🛗 is only one, there are no public places and facilities, and there is no place to sit with a friend. There is a Japanese restaurant on the first floor downstairs, the dishes are good! But you need to pay a deposit in advance. The price is average.

Breakfast is very simple. There is only one coffee table and sofa in the room. There is a parking room. The room smells. It may be a smell. There is hair on the bathroom towel. It may be because it is cheap. The occupancy experience is not good, but it is really cheap compared to other local residences.