Hilton Garden Inn Palo Alto

It's conveniently located near Stanford University and has several Chinese restaurants nearby. It's also close to the airport, the rooms are quite spacious, and while the facilities are basic—about the standard of a domestic business hotel—the price is acceptable.

The front desk service was adequate but unremarkable; a more fluent English speaker would improve the experience. Check-out via human assistance was quick, as the pre-authorization was removed. For a weekend stay in Silicon Valley, it's good value; there are plenty of supermarkets nearby, though they're a few minutes' walk away. I would choose to stay here again. Breakfast is optional.

The location is great, and the hotel is large. The only downside is the breakfast; it seems like American hotel breakfasts are generally not good. Bottled water in the room costs $3.

The waiter is a black thief, the front desk and the manager are all liars + firewalls. It feels very bad. Chinese people can terminate their cooperation with them.

The service was mediocre; even if rooms were available, early check-in before midnight was not allowed. The facilities were poor, and the room soundproofing was extremely bad; you could hear people talking next door and in the hallway.

Stayed in this hotel for two days. Compared with other Hilton Garden Inns I stayed in during this trip to the United States, this one was very clean. The linens and bedding were as comfortable The only regret is that this hotel does not have breakfast But the arrangement of the lobby and public areas is smooth and comfortable We mainly stayed in the Stanford campus and the business district near the campus, and the hotel location is very convenient for travel

The room was nice, so we stayed another night. We were able to experience the atmosphere of Silicon Valley, and it was very close to Stanford University and the technology company we were going to, and the hotel service was also very good.