Treehouse Hotel Silicon Valley

Everything felt considered right down to the last detail. The rooms are designed for your needs, the beds are extremely comfortable, and the amenities are impeccable. Easily one of my best hotel stays in the past few years. I'd strongly recommend it for business or leisure.

The restaurant food was amazing, though a bit pricey, and I was a little disappointed by the beer garden's beer selection. It was the middle of winter and freezing, though, so perhaps it doesn't get much use then. The valets were exceptional, and everyone on the property was so friendly and cheerful that it seemed they treat their employees well and people enjoy their jobs. We had a lovely stay. There was a mechanical problem with the heater in our room, but they moved us and more than made up for the inconvenience.

The biggest downside was the neighbor upstairs. Their heavy footsteps carried through the hardwood floor until midnight. I called reception, the noise stopped soon after, then started again at 6:30am. The floors look lovely, but carpet might reduce the sound. The TV welcome screen was delightful, though the Netflix and Amazon buttons on the remote weren't activated, and some cable channels didn't match the guide. I gave up and watched a lot of Antiques Roadshows, which I enjoyed despite never having seen it before. My ground-floor junior suite was cute, with cabin-like decor and a folksy feel. It had a quilted duvet headboard, several dozen vinyl albums for sale, puzzles tucked into nooks, and lots of books. With all that vinyl I expected a record player, but there wasn't one, and it'd be a cool addition. The stylish mini-fridge under the desk was empty. You can ask to have it stocked, but I only learned that once in the room. I would have enjoyed a couple of mini bottles and some wine if they'd been available. The Nespresso had lots of pod options, though powdered milk sachets let it down. Mini creamers, or fresh milk in the fridge, would be better. There were plenty of towels and good toiletries in the bathroom, plus an excellent walk-in rain shower with a separate hand-held attachment. The bed was very comfortable and had lots of pillows. This polished new hotel opened in March 2025, right off the freeway and well placed for some of Silicon Valley's big-tech HQs. It's smart, clean, well appointed, and has a relaxed but elevated feel. The reception area is very cool and selfie-ready, with games and a moss-covered VW Beetle. Check-in was quick and friendly, but finding my rooms took more effort than I'd hoped. Extra signage would help. The bar and restaurant were stylish and pleasant, with a great selection of cocktails and food. Everything I ordered was tasty and nicely presented. It's a lovely hotel, and I recommend staying here.

We hadn't stayed at Treehouse Hotels yet, but after a long day at work we accidentally ended up here while looking for Valley Goat. We couldn't find the entrance, were tired, and were close to giving up when Gilbert came over and completely turned the evening around. We didn't realize the restaurant was part of the hotel. He explained it all clearly, told us about the hotel, and walked us right to the restaurant. He was warm, helpful, and genuinely kind, exactly the sort of person you hope to meet when you're exhausted. We passed through the hotel and thought it was beautiful, modern, and unique. I want to come back, and I'm already planning a stay here with my son. Gilbert made our day without knowing it and gave us a great impression before we'd even stayed. People like him make a place memorable.