I often have to stay late at work in the mountain view area, and end up using apps like hotel tonight to find a spot. Hotel Zico comes up on these sometimes, and it's one of thos places I stay at almost regardless of daily fluctuating prices. Why? Because when you have to stay alone in a town near your work, you just want to go home and have that sense of family and welcome-- but at hotel Zico, you get that. Brita the front-desk customer-service leader makes stayig here pretty much as great as home - maybe better, because home doesn't have unlimited coffee and cookies. And there's wine and cheese nearly each weeknight. If you come to mountainview, you should stay at Zico - the people make an already great hotel even better. read more

Ive been around the country twice in and out of airports, cities ,towns , and even in the boondocks. And ive never felt so welcome with such kind and welcoming open arms. I felt like I was coming home. I absolutely love this place I will come here as much as my wallet will allow. And this is due to the wonderful customer service . it doesn't even feel like it's a service to them i feel. Like family more like it. Your day is filled with joy as soon as you come in and Britta is The Shining Star of it all. If I could I would give a gold stars. Also Marguerite and Olivia with housekeeping are so helpful and kind as well. The team deserve razes, and no i was not payed to say that. Lol this is truth, they deserve to have recognition so I've done my part. It's the least I could do. Thank you for everything. May God bless you all. read more

The rooms are okay and the location is strange, but the reason this place gets a high score is because of Brita at the front desk. I met her over the phone when I was making my reservation, and when I checked in, she actually remembered me from the phone! She gave me great recommendations for the area and made my stay here nice. I would come back just to see her. read more

My hubby & I stood at hotel Zico for the first time, we absolutely loved the atmosphere and comfy room. The best of all the Customer service the staff are very welcoming specially Brita, it was chilly night and we went into our she turned the heat on for us so we can be comfortable. Again THANK YOU WE DIFFIDENTLY GO BACK! read more

I am so glad a found this hotel when I come to town. The rooms are great, very nice decor, very clean and comfortable. Front desk staff is very friendly and helpful. Brita is specially very nice. read more

Brita is amazing! I love this place! Home away from home from the front desk to the bed! I know where to lay my head! I will always check in here knowing it's just like home and I am very appreciative of the hospitality and service and I will always come back and ask for Brita! She really runs this place like it's her own home and I am welcome anytime. Thanks for making my stay memorable. read more

This hotel failed even the most basic expectations I had of a hotel. In my opinion, any hotel/accommodation services should serve as a visitor's place to relax and rest after their activities, be it work or own recreational activities. My SO and I stayed here for 2 nights over the weekend because we were attending a wedding nearby that we thought this would be a good base for us. Based on their review and look on expedia, we were ok with this place as we weren't looking for anything too too high end either. The 2 nights that we stayed, however, I was woken up by the sound of the ceiling of the first floor/floor of the second floor (we were on the first floor..) creeking and the sound of the constant footsteps of multiple people throughout the night..be it 2-3am or even 8am. At one point, I was woken up, by a combination of footsteps above me in addition to a stereo sound of noises of people talking..coming from somewhere I had no idea..perhaps outside? perhaps inside? or maybe above?...and this was 1am. Now you may say this is because of the guests and not the hotel, but I was so curious what was happening upstairs that I even took the effort to walk upstairs to the second floor to check out what exactly was right above my room. I initially thought it could be a maid cleaning a room, could be an exercise room..or even a communal room like lounge or dining where people constantly come in and out. However, to my surprise...the second floor's layout was just of regular rooms like mine..definitely leaving my to believe that pretty much everyone staying on the first floor would be subjected to this sort of wood creeking/heavy foot steps if just about anyone in any room decided to walk anywhere on the second floor. Clearly, the structure of the building (particularly between ceiling and floor) was not good enough to insulate those noises....and to me..that destroyed the basic offer that any hotel/accommodation is supposed to offer...a simple rest!! While the hotel looks ok and the decor and cleanliness passed my standards (I'm not high maintenance at all)...the basic ability to rest at this hotel was completely non-existent. Being a traveler and a backpacker at heart, I've stayed at a wide range of high and low end of accommodation spectrum before..this place definitely topped one of the worst hotel experiences I had in my life time due to the inability to get any rest. Definitely will not be recommending or visiting this place again. read more

What a great find this was. Stayed here so we could attend a nearby concert. Was greeted by Brita. She's wonderful. Was able to get a room next to our friends and we even got balconies. Doesn't get better then that. Prices were good, bed super comfy, breakfast was awesome. Location was perfect. We will be back for sure. Love the decor in the rooms. Bathroom sinks were so cool. Thanks Brita read more

A lovely hotel with character. My husband and I loved the place. We stayed only for one night but it was unforgettable. Breakfast was great and the staff, Brita, who greeted us was very nice. We even got free items .Awesome hotel!!! read more

When visitors come knocking I always recommend this hotel for the following reasons: The front desk folks are always super friendly. The rooms are decorated nicely and feel more personal than most hotel rooms. All the rooms I've seen have been super clean. They do have some rooms with connecting doors in case you have a larger group. The patio (on level 1) is nice especially on hot days. Its not private but it's a nice way to get some socialization in. Plenty of parking available in the lot or in the underground parking garage. Best free hotel breakfast ever. Homemade Greek yogurt, custom omelette orders that the cooks will make for you, bacon, eggs, sausage, etc. Price is typically very reasonable for what you get. Good location (next to freeways and a short drive to downtown MTV and near a 24/7 Walgreens pharmacy and urgent care (just in case!)). Easy access to the Steven's Creek Trail for walking, biking, or running. Only downside is that footstep noise is easily heard in the rooms above. Ask for a room below an empty room when possible. read more

Brita is amazing! Awesome! I needed a quiet room and she went above and beyond walking me through every detail in the rooms available. Superb customer service, conversation and beautiful hospitality. I will definitely come back here and recommend it to everyone in my company. Here is a hug to Brita for setting a new customer service standards read more

Great hotel and service. The desk receptionist, Brita, was super hospitable and provided great recommendations for local restaurants. The wine/cheese was a nice touch. I'll be coming to this area quite a bit for work and plan to stay here again. read more

Nice hotel. briana at the front desk was very friendly and welcoming. Room was clean. The price of the room for the night was very reasonable much better than any of the other hotels at that price. read more

While the employees here are great - meaning friendly there are just too many little things that add up to an overall poor hotel stay. THE LITTLE THINGS: 1. While we arrived late, we were told that there were only king rooms left. The one that they put us in was basically in the the hotel lobby. We were concerned about the noise but they told us that the hotel was built really well and we wouldn't have any problems. They did offer us a room behind the front desk but told us that room was smaller. We took the first room but regretted it. It was noisy. We could hear lobby noise when ever anything was going on out there. We should have taken the other - it also had a patio while ours did not. 2. They have a nice pitcher of lemon water in the lobby - SOMETIMES. We were told that the new manager has limited the hours that the lemon water is available. 3. No cups for water in the fitness center. 4. Poor internet. Really might as well use your data instead. Internet is pretty worthless. 5. While our pillows were labeled soft and firm, they were all just a bunch of overused mush. 6. Breakfast on weekends is not quite as good as weekdays. On weekdays, you get your Greek yogurt in cute little jars. On weekends, it's scoop it yourself out of a big Dannon container. On weekdays there are fresh made waffles. On weekends there are boring pancakes. 7. No bananas at breakfast 8. Sign at breakfast says "homemade banana nut muffins". Don't know if they were homemade or not but they certainly weren't banana nut. If they were they were the worst I have ever had. Tasted like bran muffins with raisins. And they were dry as all get out. 9. Only bread choice at breakfast whole wheat or white. What about an english muffin or bagel? 10. Our TV kept turning off then back on randomly. read more

I stayed at the hotel for five days while my sister was undergoing surgery. Everyday I would go out and buy my coffee latte at the store. On the fifth day I was rushing to leave by 11:00 a.m. The coffee maker in my room was not functional so I went to the cafeteria to get a cup of coffee which I was going to pay for. The lady told me to get permission from the receptionist, Diane. While I was speaking with Diane, the head cleaning lady abruptly interrupted and asked for some keys to be magnetized, how absolutely rude! At that point I also continued my conversation with the receptionist asking her if she would approve a cup of coffee, she said only if I ordered breakfast, I said I will pay for the cup of coffee, at that point she went to the cafeteria and gave her permission. I was dumb founded to think that they would not accommodate a simple request; then the cleaning lady told me not to tell anybody because they will be asking for "free" coffee, she left me speechless how absolutely ridiculous! Everywhere else around the world coffee is gratis, but not here. The front staff to should be trained better in customer service knowing when a request is reasonable. Also, after five days they will clean your room "because of the COVID" BECAUSE of the COVID they should clean the rooms everyday or at least every other day. I will not be staying there again, I was very disappointed that this was such an inappropriate hassle. read more

Ah what to do with you. One would be lead to believe that this is a nice comfortable hotel with the nice rooms and the cozy king bed, but beneath the bowels lies a disturbing monster, well not exactly.. The interior of the hotel is nice but it's right next to the highway. I had to change my room because of this annoying disturbance. The 2nd room was in a nice location and the road noise was eliminated. --My advice is get to check in early as to avoid bum rooms-- Ok, so I slept like a baby in a quiet room which was good, but was awaken by the maid knocking at the door. I said "still here" but she proceeded to enter. I believe it was a lil' after check out, but common sense dictates you just don't enter into a room when a guest is still there. Then the phone rings at 1145.. The front desk asked me when I would be leaving. I asked for 1230. She says the hotel is "sold out" and we need you to leave by 12 or 1215. I said I would be out as soon as possible. I checked out at 1210 & there was no one in the lobby or in the parking garage for any immediate check-ins. I checked on Expedia there were still rooms available. Bottom line: They fibbed for an extra whole 15 mins. R e d i c u l o u s The lady behind the counter knew she was in the wrong cause she seemed to be extra nice as she noticed my lackadaisical attitude while checking out. Thumbs down for customer service on that final night.. booo read more

Cute, boutique-y hotel in Mt. View, with a Grecian theme, wood slatted blinds, blue decor, and soft, squishy beds. The sinks were a nice surprise, as they are the round, above counter kind I marvel over. One comment my clever Zico adventurer had was the sink could be improved by an adjustable faucet. Breakfast is quite tasty, eggs, toast, Tazo teas, etc... I was pleased! read more

Brought a group of coworkers to Hotel Zico this week and had a great experience. Love the wine and cheese happy hour and the option of a free breakfast in the morning. Love the boutique feel compared to other major brand hotels. Didn't have much time to enjoy the amenities onsite, but saw a good workout and lounge space available. Would def stay here again! read more

Wow. I initially gave this property a 1-star rating based on my recent visit to Mountain View, CA. I was frustrated the entire time with choppy/no cell phone reception and poor wireless internet connectivity despite using 2-different wireless carriers and even a broadband pc-card. Because I needed to conduct work-related calls from my room and be connected to my company's servers, this experience spilled over to my overall impression of the property, which unfortunately was unjustified. Within a day after posting my review on Yelp, I was contact by the property OWNER who wanted to do nothing but make things right and win my business back. She went above and beyond, going the extra mile to acknowledge and understand my frustrations, respond with a special hotel offer and performed due diligence in investigating the cell phone/internet connectivity issues I was experiencing. I am thoroughly impressed! This is what I call customer-focused, post-sales follow through. Integrity and Customer First - thank you Hotel Zico. read more

Love this place, is clean and people so nice Brita awesome!!! Best attention ever!!! Araceli and esperanza made our breakfast delicious you have to stay here!!! Thank you guys!!! read more

My boyfriend booked a room for us last week for our vacation, the hotel was nice and clean. I was greeted by a young woman named Rochelle, she gave us tips where to eat in the area! read more

My husband was having surgery at Stanford and we needed a comfortable place to stay given we would be spending a lot of time in the room during his recovery. Pros: They checked me in very early (9am) and the staff was nice enough to pull out some cereal and milk for me after dining hours so that I could have breakfast. Cute boutique hotel Free breakfast (although it's not an elaborate spread, it does have the basics including eggs and a loosely manned omelet station) Mini Fridge and Micro in room Outdoor shared patio for some rooms Room was a nice size Cons: Shared patio faces highway. It's loud if you want to let fresh air in. People smoke on the shared patio Lots of maintenance issues: broken screen door, two separate issues with the bathroom sink, tv did not work and the only solution was to move rooms. Most staff were unhelpful and somewhat rude. Comments like "what do you want me to do", "then there is no problem" in response to not having hot water, and "can it wait until tomorrow" were made. Um, really people? I was promised issues would be addressed and sometimes there were not. Due to issues with the TV, we were forced to switch rooms 3 times, 1st they tried to move us to an occupied room, then they told us only lesser rooms were available and moved us to one of those. Finally they fixed the TV in our first room (I overheard the person at the front desk and had to ask to move back to our better original room), and after hesitation, because cleaning staff was about to leave, they allowed us to move back to our original room. No room service available. No restaurant. Suasage and bacon were always burnt to a crisp at the breakfast buffet. read more

Because I need to take care of family in the Bay Area, I have been taking an inadvertent tour of moderately priced hotels. Zico is my current favorite. Pros: Free, full breakfast Nicely decorated Convenient, indoor parking Top notch toiletries Smoking porch outside some rooms Cons: Some rooms have freeway noise A bit hard to find Beds could be newer Because of the layout, this would be a perfect place for a tryst. If you choose your room correctly, your beloved can go from the car to the room without being seen by staff, guests or passers-by. read more

This hotel is a complete rip-off!! It is crazy expensive and in a horrible location. It is literally next to the freeway and basically in an ally. It is also a remodeled Best Western. The hotel gets away with being ridiculous because it's near Google and FB. They try to take advantage of everyone. If you want to get hijacked and pay for it, then stay here!!!! Avoid this hotel and tell everyone you know that it is a deceptive lie!!! read more

This hotel is fantastic. It's tucked discreetly by the freeway in Mountain View.'; a little oasis. Quiet, groovy and friendly. We were so beautifully welcomed by Brita m, we felt right at home. Unpretentious and groovy. We loved it. read more

I have no idea what people are talking about. Maybe if I had paid $80/night I would have been OK with Zico, maybe. Actually I paid nothing, but my company paid $250/night for me to stay here because everything else was booked up. This place is a total joke. I dropped someone else off at the "America's Best Value Inn" up the street, and I have to say, I was a little jealous. As someone else pointed out, this is an old Best Western or something that has had a minor facelift. It sits *directly* next to a freeway off-ramp, and under some high tension power lines. The "view" out the windows is either of the freeway (which generates plenty of noise), or of the Homestead Inn next door. The room had comfortable beds, and it was clean. That's all I can give it. Other than that, it had a loud wall-mounted air conditioner from the 70's, a probably 19" CRT Tube TV from 20 years ago, and tacky furniture. The mediterranean theme of the hotel was equally tacky, and their attempt to have modern furniture in the lobby doesn't fit the decor of the rest of the hotel at all. And the lobby *reeks* of fragrance (which the desk clerks have become so used to that they don't smell it). Also, for a mediterranean themed hotel/motel, where's the hot tub or pool? Non-existent. Even the shower didn't have much water to give. The last offence was as I was leaving the hotel and decided to stop in for their complementary breakfast. "Hmm, nice, bacon and eggs and toast and fruit." After looking at it, I decided against it. Everything was so overcooked it was disgusting. The only toast options were like wonderbread white and equally unhealthy wheat. The fruit may as well have been plastic - I'm not even sure it was washed. Needless to say, I would not go back, nor recommend it to anyone. If you're actually considering this place because (like I) you fell for the boutique hotel thing, don't. Go for the 2-star standards like Holiday Inn Express, America's Best Value Inn, or something along those lines nearby. read more

Any day is made better by the staff at Hotel Zico, especially Brita, Olivia and Margarite! She is such an awesome energy that we seek out getting a room there just to see her! Such a beautiful hotel is made better by the attitude, attention to detail, and caring heart of a few special employees! Customers for life as long as Brita is there! read more

Let me preface this by saying that this was not our first stay at this hotel. My husband has periodic appointments at Stanford and we stayed at Hotel Zico in November 2022 and had a nice experience there. However, something has changed and our experience there this time was less than stellar. My biggest gripe? There is no one manning the lobby. No one to greet a tired traveler when you arrive. No one to check you in. No one to provide assistance. When you arrive at Hotel Zico, you check in via a kiosk. Yep, a kiosk. It was bizarre and horrible. It was difficult to hear the person on the screen. It was difficult to understand what she said. A process that would normally take 5 minutes with a human being at the lobby desk took more than 15 minutes at this kiosk. I had to input and remove my credit card at least three times. It was an impersonal experience. My husband and I were greatly perturbed by the whole thing. We came in about 2:15 after a three hour drive. Most hotels check you in upon arrival. They check to see if a room is available and let you in. However, this lady informed us that we would have to wait until 3 to be let into a room because, according to her, the rooms weren't ready. This just added to our distress about the whole thing. I happened to spot a human being (imagine!) with a name tag and figured that she worked there and she did. I told her what was going on and she went to the kiosk to inform the lady on the screen that yes, indeed, the rooms were ready and to let us in. After informing us that someone would be manning the lobby desk at 3 PM, she disappeared never to be seen again. Our entire interaction with her took less than a minute. We finally got to our room but guess what, no one ever manned the front desk. No one. Our second interaction with a human being was when I wanted to get some wine from the cooler in the lobby. A lady came out of a room that was behind the lobby desk and informed me that they had no red wine. Okay fine. That interaction took about a minute. So in the entire time that we were there, we interacted with a human being for about two minutes. That was it. Now, this place advertises that they provide "old world hospitality". You have to be kidding me. No human being at the lobby, no one to provide assistance, interaction with a machine and that is "old world hospitality"????? And we weren't the only ones who were pissed off about this whole kiosk business. There were other people staying there who asked us what we thought and we all agreed that this kiosk was bad business. Next gripe - not enough towels. Most hotels give you a stack of towels. Not this one. There were two people in the room so you got two bath towels and two face towels. That was it. No bath mat. I had to use a face towel on the floor as a bath mat. What is going on in this place? Are they that cheap that they don't want to pay a human being to be in the lobby and provide enough towels for their paying customers? And one more thing about not having anyone in the lobby - what about security? Anyone could come into that hotel and there would be no one there to stop them!! With all of the nut cases that we have in this country, you would think that security would be a priority? Not here! Maybe they think that a kiosk would stop them. Another gripe - the breakfast was minimal. No great shakes. And the last kicker is this - at every other hotel we have ever stayed at, when we leave, we just put the keys on the desk and walk out. Well, when we got home, I noticed a voice mail from the kiosk lady asking me to call back to confirm that we had left. We left at 8 AM for the Stanford appointment and got home about three. And they wanted me to call back to confirm that I had left? And the number that she left was a number in a foreign country! I called the hotel directly and behold! A human being answered the phone! I informed him that we were never instructed to use the kiosk to check out and that at every other hotel, we just left the keys on the desk and left the hotel. He said that the confirmation was so that housekeeping could clean the room. Well, have them knock on the door and enter at check out time. Duh. How hard is that? Every other hotel does that. As it is, we will never go back. The next time my husband has an appointment at Stanford, we'll stay someplace else. Some place that that a real live human being to greet you with a smile and make you feel welcome. Not some cold, impersonal kiosk. So much for their "old word hospitality". read more

We booked a great deal for three nights using Booking.com (which is non-refundable). Pros: Clean rooms updated sinks, TV with all channels everyone actually watches VERY nice, friendly and helpful front staff - I cannot stress this enough!! Convenient location for pretty much everything in Silicon Valley Snacks at the front desk that aren't over priced Free wi-fi included Free overnight parking Cons: I think I had an allergic reaction to either the detergent they use or the soap and was super red for two days, even though the front desk checked with house-keeping to verify everything should be hypoallergenic. This place is SUPER input-heavy - ie: you can hear cars drive by, hear everything your neighbors are doing, very loud AC/heater. No plugs near the beds (not really a con, just abnormal for hotels). Overall: Stay here if you are on a budget and you don't have sensitive skin (LOL?) Also - they are serious about customer service -- we checked out early because of noise and allergy issues and they refunded the two nights we didn't stay, which we were absolutely not expecting (and based on the booking.com fine print should NOT have happened). Would have given 4 stars on customer experience alone but stay was sort of miserable. Wonderful customer service, though. read more

WOW. $89/night Just look at the pictures Yelp posts, this place is unique! very clean and a great place to stay on a budget. Right off the 85 freeway, the only downside is there is nothing in walking distance you gotta walk across the street (expressway) to get anything. but this hotel is a GEM! read more

very unassuming exterior. I'm sitting on the toilet next to the sink everyone's been raving about. It's a damn cool sink. Little touches here and there make this place cute. Pillows are embroidered with their firmness level, our room had a shelf with heavy things glued down so it wouldn't come smashing down on our heads, coffee, choco milk, an iron and free omelet bar. What is there not to like? Why the 2 star rating jason? 1. Dim lighting outside and in the room is almost creepy. 2. They took our towels middle of the day. 3. Omelet lady is rarely @ her station. A chick started making her own omelet b4 the lady came out to finish it. 4. They took my wife's turby twist towel. 5. Asked for more blankets/pillows for a couple guests and got 1 set. 1 guest had to share bed w/my wife and I. 6. Express checkout consisted of me going to the desk and checking out. other than that. Things were great. I could tolerate the little noise from the other room. I think because my expectations were high, it was set for failure. Would we come here again? Yes. And i'll try to make my own omelet this time. read more

Room was fine, complimentary breakfast was fine, but... If you claim that your hotel is smoke-free, I choose to stay there with the expectation that there won't be smoke in my room. When you let people smoke on the patio RIGHT OUTSIDE MY ROOM'S WINDOWS AND VENTS, my room is not smoke-free, and you have engaged in false advertising. When I checked out, I pointed out that smoke from the patio gets into the rooms. The person at the desk's response was: "Well, we're a smoke-free hotel, so we have to let people smoke outside." Our restaurant is ebola-free! However, we encourage people to play with ebola cultures just outside, and sometimes it seeps in. We'll just assume you're okay with that. read more

Pros: Great location Pretty great price for what you get Breakfast was pretty good. Real eggs!!! Cons: No matter what time of day it was, the water was always too cold to take a shower. I understand that it is summer, but man!....I was freezing every time I took a shower. The pillows were horrible. I thought it was really cute that there was embroidering on the pillow covers stating which ones were firm and which ones were soft. Please just take the embroidering off the pillows! The firm pillow became soft over night and it just seemed like I was sleeping on the bed without a pillow. read more

Been here a half dozen times over the past few years, on business, and never had a problem. Rooms are clean and simple. Beds are innerspring and older, so don't expect luxurious accommodations. Wifi is very slow. Most rooms have an Ethernet port under the desk, but either way, you're on DSL speeds (1-1.5mbps) which is a pretty big letdown. Ask for a room away from the freeway, on the backside, if you're sensitive to noise while you sleep. Patio rooms are nice, sitting outside at night is a good way to end the day, but they aren't lit but by the light from your room, so don't expect to read a book. Covered parking. 'Convenience store' is two shelves of snacks and a box of Tide. Breakfast is actually pretty nice, given the level of boutique hotel you're staying in. Scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, cereal, waffles, and toast etc. Occasionally an omelet bar, but I could never figure out when they do that. The hash browns are terrible and undercooked. Access is cumbersome, given their location literally right off the exit and the divider down El Camino. There is a Burger King and a Walgreens across the road, grocery store is to right, go to the light, turn left and it's in your right. Overall, very helpful staff but it's starting to show it's age. read more

The location is terrible, right next to multiple highways. Even though they have double-paned glass you still get traffic noise all night long. The most surprising thing, however, was the CENSORED Internet access. They block mature content at the DNS level. As a silicon valley engineer, I've devoted my entire adult life to democratizing information and making the Internet a freer place. A hotel has absolutely no business deciding what kind of Internet content is appropriate for its guests to view. read more

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I came to Mountain View for one night for a business meeting. I chose this hotel because other yelpers mentioned that it was within walking distance to Mountain View's nice little downtown village. It really was not-I drove. The facility was nice but unremarkable. My room was incredibly noisy - it must have been close to some central plumbing lines. I heard intermittent fairly loud water sounds starting at about 3:45 am. After that woke me up, I couldn't get back to sleep due to continued plumbing noises and the snorer in the room next to mine. This was unacceptable. The breakfast was horrible. It appeared that they cook up a big batch of sausage and bacon and reheat them until they're gone. Both were amazingly dry. The scrambled eggs were burnt. The only thing edible was the toast I made myself. I won't be back. read more

Awesome!!! Brita the lady at the front desk was amazing and she received us with care! I would highly recommend this hotel for your events, especially if you are going to go clubbing! read more

Satisfied all the basic wants and reasonably priced. Friendly service, clean rooms and bathroom, breakfast was good, they even had a "chef" making eggs to order, and the decor was cute, parking was easy. Good friendly and functional establishment. read more

Beautiful hotel!! Brita was beyond amazing when I had arrived there she had told me about the breakfast and how good it was as well as how to get to my room and where to park. She had all around amazing customer service that I wish I could get at other places. So helpful and full of joy. Definitely will stay there again because of the experience I had with her! Thank you so much!! read more

Excellent value and experience! We booked Hotel Zico day-of and had a great experience. I love the business model; basic hotel refinished to create a a more-than-basic experience. They even personalized the hotel's to a Greek fisherman, Zico, carrying on his values of being a special small fish in a big pond. And they did it well. Ideal Silicon Valley location. Rooms were clean, modern and comfortable; breakfast was great, staff was super friendly, 24-7 coffee and tea bar, and the amenities were designed so that our needs were met with a big dose of charm. Only problem was the bath towels were rough. Hotel Zico is a great example of a basic motel that has gone above and beyond to differentiate itself and create an experience beyond a room. Book it read more