Hotels in San Jose

It was actually a lot quieter than it was the time before that I had stayed there. Last time I was not happy at all and was not willing to go back but because of this time that I stayed I will be going back

This was the ideal location for us to stay to go and see a Sharks game. It also came with a car park. This is a pretty traditional motel, for a reasonable price. The lady on reception was very helpful and let me leave my car parked the next day for the game even though we were only staying one night, which was very helpful. Clean and tidy room. We were at the very front of the motel which for me was not an issue, but my friend is quite a light sleeper and he found it very noisy, the road is pretty busy and the motel is at a junction, so it would be best to request a room at the back if noise may trouble you. I would return here if I see any more Ice Hockey games.

This was literally the worst, most TERRIBLE ”Inn” I've been to in my entire life. The first clue should have been when they handed me a huge, actual key that fit in the entire palm of my hand . Entering the room was a shock as the furniture was dingy and OLD and creeky. 1980's T.V didn't work. Noisy (people yelling and grunting from outside. Not even kidding you guys...this room was SKETCH. I was flying out early the next morning so I convinced myself I just needed a spot to land my head for the night. The bed...omg..the bed...and the pillows..GOOD.GOD.NO. As I tried to fall asleep, I was startled out of bed (11:15pm) by a homeless man POUNDING on my door and screaming to let him in so that he could shower. I'm not even kidding right now. I thought there were two men because when I shouted, ”wrong room” there was a ”conversation” that sounded like two men. Now, the door is so old and thin, you can see the light from the outside through its perimeter and feel a breeze. The window, paper thin. I was TERRIFIED as it was only me and my daughter. I scrambled to find the phone, which was from 1980 (NO LIE)..there was no option to call the front desk. It felt like a dream where you're trying to get somewhere but cant move. The pounding and screaming continued and my daughter and I were TERRIFIED. I had to google the number to the hotel and call directly to the front desk. No answer. I had to resort to calling 911 to report two men outside my door. My daughter looked out of the peep hole and saw only one man who was talking to himself. Dispatch asked me a few questions and got off the phone with me. The man stayed for about 15 more minutes just talking to himself and trying to talk to who he believed was on my side of the room. He finally walked away. I'm not sure if they police ever even came, as they didn't knock on my door or call me. DO NOT STAY HERE!!! BAD VIBES ALL THE WAY AROUND!!

I stayed at the same hotel for the second time three years after the epidemic, but the name was changed and the service was even better. In the heart of San Jose, next to the University of San Jose. Breakfast was very good.

We just stayed for one night between destinations, but everyone we encountered was beyond helpful, extremely friendly, and kind. Shout out to Milton, the bartender for making sure we got fed (it was late) and who went above and beyond for us. Food: free hot breakfast buffet in the morning with delicious options. Our morning had: eggs, plantains, beans and rice, peppers and sausage, mixed veggies, fresh fruit, pastries, cereal, lunch meat/cheese, variety of breads, yogurt, juices, coffee. There is a restaurant on site as well. Room: Spacious, clean, large shower, coffee maker, ice machine nearby. Cold a/c and extremely easy to use wifi. One complaint for improvement. We ordered the shuttle that runs every hour at the 45 mark. There was a worker holding up a sign that said “county inn and suites” but the shuttle was an unmarked white van. After being hounded by many cab drivers during our wait, we were extremely apprehensive of getting in the shuttle with no confirmation this was who they said they were. We contacted the hotel and they assured us, so we did ride with them. I will say they were super patient and kind with us while we waited for confirmation. As two females traveling, we have to make sure of our safety. The hotel should get signage for the shuttle for any other travelers this helps ease. Other than that, great stay and would absolutely come back another time!

After a very, very long travel day, we discovered our reservation at another hotel had been “lost”. Luckily, the Westin more than made up for it. Vera and Abigail at the front desk went above and beyond to make our stay a great one. They offered to check us in right away or wait a bit for a more spacious room. We elected to wait. They efficiently stored our luggage while we took a quick walk before returning to our fabulous room. Birthday saved! Ill Fornaio’s breakfast was another home run. It was so good that we returned a week later to enjoy the excellent food and service once more before heading home to Nashville. The valets were equally helpful. Thank you, Vera and Abigail! We will be back. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

After a miserable day of travel and the last leg of our flight being canceled, Renee, at Four Points, sent a shuttle to pick us up at the airport and went far above and beyond to accommodate us, help extend our checkout time, and offer a very reasonable rate; the room was comfortable, clean, and the staff friendly and helpful. Our airport return was well beyond checkout time; they tagged and held our luggage so we could go have dinner, then retuned us to the airport in the evening so we didn’t have to spend hours in the terminal, exemplary service by kind and caring people.

Super clean loved the room the service was amazing

Fortunately I only spent one night here. I was surprised by the lack of basic service and amenities: Before my arrival, I used the chat feature to ask about parking but never received a response. Upon arrival, the employee at the front desk was unfriendly and charged me for parking without my consent. I asked about parking, making clear I was trying to decide whether to park my car at the hotel or somewhere else. She told me it was $35 for in and out privileges, I asked how much it would cost to park directly in the lot (since I did not need to go in and out) and she said ”I think it's $22 but just bring me your ticket” in a pretty rude tone. I was taken aback by her tone so I did not continue to engage in the conversation and I did not respond confirming I wanted parking, expecting I would pay directly with the lot, and later learned she charged me $35 anyway, plus a $5 tax she did not mention. No acknowledgement of Marriott Gold status, no upgrade, no explanation. I don't know if I received a welcome gift. The air conditioning in my room was not working, and there was a comically large plastic fan next to the TV. When I arrived to my room at 10 PM it was 80 degrees, so the fan was useful but I feel like they should probably fix the air conditioning or at least warn the occupant that it's broken. I would not stay here again.

Nice to cook and fried two steaks. Breakfast in the room, parking is not expensive, not far from Google and Apple headquarters, ten minutes drive. Drive from Los Angeles to Highway 1, the last stop is the stopover. Mainly the San Francisco hotel is really too expensive and old.