Hotéis que aceitam animais de estimação em Palo Alto

First off, I'd like to give a shout-out to the night shift front desk person Tony. He was very courteous and thoughtful in helping me on my arrival day (12 midnight) and assisted with all my needs. Thank you Tony for your efforts! For the hotel in general, it seems the place is understaffed but I believe that is how other hotels operate nowadays post COVID. The location is great and is right in the middle of where I want to be north and south of Bay Area. Many rental car locations nearby so I was able to get to one within 10 mins radius. For the room, I stayed in the king bedroom pool side with patio. The bed was very comfortable and clean. However, the downside was that the connecting room doors were paper thin, and the gap between the door and the floor was more than an inch high, so I could pretty much hear every word the person was saying in the other room. They need to fix that or else guests really don't have any privacy at all. I apologize to the couple in the room next to me because I was on a call at 3am in the morning and didn't realize I had woken them up until they started talking and I knew how bad the sound isolation was. After that, whether it was day or night time, I had to resort to whispering all my conversations because I knew people could hear me in the other rooms.

It is 1.2 miles away from Stanford University, very close to the most lively center, with convenient transportation. It is a highly recommended hotel.

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.

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?”

A bit similar to a homestay-style hotel, there are two floors, no elevator, not very friendly to guests with more luggage. The room was clean as a whole, but the sheets still saw a black spot, the air conditioning in the room was a bit noisy, the sound insulation was not very good, and the breakfast was very simple, and the overall was slightly lower than my expectations.

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.

excellent service good location nice view My top one choice to stay in Palo Alto

The hotel is very warm, the location is excellent, and the service attitude is very good.

I guess it used to be a Days Inn, but now it's just a motel, right on the roadside, with various hotels in front and behind it. The Hilton Garden Inn next to it is more than 100 more expensive than this. The room is relatively large, and some details of the hotel are attentive. There are enough towels and bath towels, and some drinks are given on the first night. There is no elevator, and the guy at the front desk will let you choose whether you want the first or second floor.

Hotels around Stanford are too expensive. This store is cost-effective, although it is a motel, but everything is fine. Check-in is fast, no deposit is required, the room is OK. quiet. The parking lot is large. Breakfast is too simple, there are apple pie, cookies, Cup Cake, coffee, hot water.