Hotel Aria

The free continental breakfast was fresh each day, with fruit, yogurt, cereal, toast, coffee, and orange juice. Staff were very cordial, and the room was clean and nicely furnished for the price. The shower had good pressure and hot water. It’s a short distance from plenty of good places to eat, Stanford, and the Mountain View Caltrain station. I’d happily stay again.

I stayed for two weeks in September 2024. The room was spotless, with a clean bathroom, dependable AC, and hot water. WiFi had a few hiccups but was basically fine. The room itself is great, but the hospitality didn’t measure up. Daily cleaning is required with no exceptions, which can be inconvenient on weekends. Also, I got a worse rate booking at the front desk, so I’d suggest using an online platform.

The room was clean and had no odd smells, and the employees were polite. Showers have loads of pressure. It’s a quiet, clean place at a decent price, close to everything, and I’d stay again. Parking is a bit tough, though. If you’ve got a truck, leave it at home and bring a car.

The staff were really helpful, even printing something I’d forgotten to bring for work. The rooms are clean, stylish, and comfortable, with beds I liked and upgrades such as crown molding, quality soaps, gold bathroom fixtures, and a rain shower with a handheld wand. These owners seem to take pride in the property and invest in it, while plenty of area hotels under $200 just paint over things and raise the price. This is the best value I’ve found at that price point around here. One thing to watch: the desk closes at 9 p.m., so arriving late could be an issue. I’ll definitely stay again.