Pet-friendly Hotels in Milpitas

The hotel is not bad, but better than the hotel is the service of Ctrip Because of the problem of bringing pets in the hotel, cats and cats are not accepted, so the staff of Ctrip helped me find a hotel that can bring cats and cats, and also helped me confirm the questions I wanted to know. The service is really good

Overall, I am very impressed. The room and bathroom were excellent and very clean. Staff were very courteous. Only negative experience was with the TV. I did not get Chromecast working on my iPhone and gave up after a few minutes of trying. Yes, I plan to stay here again next time.

Every day, there will be a small difference between the omelet, the croissant, the waffle, the bread, the bread, the pie, the sweetness, the banana, the boiled egg, the yoghurt, the coffee, the coffee, the coffee, the coffee, the coffee, the coffee, the Some Chinese restaurants at the end of the road, more Milpitas have garbage dumps that smell with the wind.

I stayed a total of 5 nights at this hotel, I've stayed before, but only a night or two at a time. This hotel has potential to be much better. I had some issues during my stay and almost left, but Paul (front desk) and Esperanza (cleaning attendant) definitely changed my mind about cutting my stay short. Paul was so amazing! No matter what issues I may have had, he was always friendly, accommodating, and never ever made me feel like a bother! Esperanza was such a delightful person. She came to clean my room and was so nice and helpful. I hadn't experienced service like this in a while. These two individuals truly are what customer service is and they are such an asset to this hotel. Unfortunately, there is no fridge in the rooms, the shower barely gets lukewarm, decor is old and outdated, the restaurant isn't open for lunch or dinner and tv's could use a tech upgrade i.e., smart tv.

Stay far away from this ghetto AF hotel. Worst place I have ever stayed. I like to save my reviews for places that deserve a 4 star or higher recognition but this place made me angry enough to reveal it's one star worth rating. I needed a place to stay overnight between apartment leases. This place popped up on the Hotels app and looked nice enough for a few hours. I could not have been more wrong. The room looked fine walking in. But there are no curtains. They have shutters so if you want sunlight, it means anyone can see into your room. The gaps in the shutters are about 6 inches apart. Ok fine, no sunlight to preserve privacy so I kept them shut. Shutters do not keep the very bright streetlight light from shining through. You can hear everything happening around the hotel. Your neighbors. The rolling cart in the hallway being pushed at all hours. The blaring EDD/Rap in the parking lot from guests. I walk into the bathroom. There is mold. The shelves need help. The seat in the handicapped bathroom is stained purple. The shower drain is even with the rest of the bathroom which means water splashes out about 3 feet from the shower. Room was dark and had incredibly poor ventilation. I could smell people smoking cigarettes from inside my room. Even with their AC unit on all night, I would wake up in a sweat to turn it down. Is it worth the headache of moving all my stuff, re masking, and going to inform the front desk? I didn't think so but I wish I had. I forgot my blanket there so called back the same day. No one turned it in. Ok so what does that mean? ”I don't know. Can you call back when the manager is here.” Sure Herschel, the manager tells me there was ”never a blanket in the room”and that his employees have turned in laptops and cellphones, ”valuables” so why would they jeopardize their job for a blanket? Good question my guy. After it ”it's just a blanket” He tells me he can't do anything about it. He has no blanket for me and he can't address the issues in the room because my stay is already over. They could have switched me to a suite if I had told them during my stay. Something about the way they dealt with a measly missing blanket that makes me highly doubt that statement.

For the three-star hotel with free parking, the workday accommodation in Silicon Valley is too expensive and the requirements cannot be too high. Breakfast is ok, better than domestic Samsung. The room facilities are a bit old, but they are large, and the sound insulation is not very good. The front desk is very welcoming, and someone can make hot water 24 hours a day.

My first night was great but the second night I could not sleep, all the tenants were slamming doors constantly all night long. I could not sleep and was going to stay but decided against it because of the slamming

Room is bug enough with kitchen. Staff is friendly. This hotel is very close to some technology company such Cisco, WD, KLA. Good place for business trip. For shoppers, it is also nearby great mall. Compared to similar hotel (room with kitchen, it provides above average breakfast. Happy is also a big plus. It provides delicious dinner with salad and beer, wine. Everyday it provides different main for dinner. It also provide free laundry. 2 wash machine, 2 dryers and free Kirkland laundry detergent.

I've stayed at many TownePlace Suites across the country and this is pleasant, clean and for Silicon Valley, affordable. The rooms and amenities are standard fare and comfortable. The mall next door provides shopping opportunities and there is an Olive Garden and Outback Steakhouse, along with a McDonalds within walking distance. This kitchen is nice with full amenities sized for the room you book. Stove, oven, dishwasher, fridge, microwave, all clean in relatively new. Bathroom is spacious even in the small studio rooms and the show head is high which is great for tall folks like me. Two things make me think twice before staying here again. 1. The wifi performance is abysmal, especially for being in a Tech area. My phone has over twice the speed that this hotel has. See my FAST.COM pic. The hotel is undergoing upgrading their access points, but if they do not upgrade their Internet bandwidth service, it will be a waste of time & money. It will only mean more people will have better access to the same size pipe to the Net. 2. NOISE. My room was facing the mall. Car noise racing up and down the mall street during the day and evening. Worse is the train blowing their whistle at 2:45 AM multiple mornings followed by trash pickup at 5:00 AM and the constant beeping of the trucks backup alarm, again multiple mornings. I don't know if the other side of the building or the other building is better, but at least you've been warned. I recommend ear plugs.

Hotel is very new. Room is spacious, beds are comfortable, the kitchenette and shower is well equipped with microwave, stove and dishwasher. Our room faces the mountain which was beautiful to wake up to..5 mins to The Great Mall. Breakfast was wonderful with a build your own parfait stall and a fair variety daily. Note that housekeeping is only on alternate days. Would stay here again if I'm in the area.