Mountain View Hotels with Gym

The hotel is clean and nice, but the downside is that the parking fee is too pit. It is important to note that anyone who comes to the United States will rent a car. $ 12 a day parking fee, remember to count it into your budget.

Typical motel, parking is free, breakfast is free, and it is perfect for American self-driving in terms of parking fees and expensive meals. The hotel is old, with only two floors and a slightly older interior, yet very comfortable. Shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, soap, hair dryer are available. Like most American hotels, there are no slippers, toothbrushes and electric kettles, but there are drip coffee machines in the room, which can also be used to boil water. It makes sense for Chinese people who drink hot water, and there are free ice cube machines in the corridor. Breakfast typical American style, a variety of juices, coffee, milk, yogurt drinks, bacon, sausages, scrambled eggs, bread, buffet waffles, etc. Overall, it feels good.

After three days of staying here, I feel that the price/performance ratio is very high. First of all, the location is excellent, not too far from Stanford University, Apple and Google headquarters. The breakfast is simple, but acceptable. The light and exhaust fan in the bathroom have the same switch, which is a little inconvenient, because the exhaust fan is quite noisy. I was a little uncomfortable on the first day, but I got used to it later. Overall satisfied, I will consider staying here next time

The front desk did not say that I had deducted the two-day credit card on the credit card without paying back when I had already paid the room rate through Ctrip, and it has not been returned yet.

The location is convenient, with a gas station next door and two restaurants diagonally across the street. It's right off the highway, making it easy to get around. The room was slightly buggy, but not too buggy. The breakfast provided was average, but passable. I was dissatisfied with the service, but they left my FedEx package, which was sent to the hotel, on the lobby table. The night shift staff didn't know about my FedEx package, even though I called the hotel that afternoon to confirm it had been received.