We've stayed around many different Hyatt hotels before and really enjoyed it. This one was just…read moreokay. Pros: 1. Hotel is right next to a bunch of restaurants and Safeway. A few restaurants we saw while walking around the plaza - Red Robin, Dave's Hot Chicken, Cold Stone Creamery, a pizza place, a Mediterranean restaurant, Chinese restaurant, etc. 2. Front desk was super nice 3. Free buffet breakfast in the morning - scrambled eggs, home fries, sausage, pancake, bread for toast, donut hole, cereal, boiled egg, fruit, juice, milk, water, coffee, etc. my son was disappointed there were no bacon. 4. Hyatt house has all the convenience you need if you are staying for a while - microwave, fridge, dishwasher, sink, cups, plates, utensils, pull out couch. Cons: 1. When we pulled out the sofa bed, and my son started unraveling the sheet left there to use, we found a couple of bugs on the sheet. We immediately went downstairs and reported the issue and received a new room. 2. You needed to scan your card to use the elevator. But it took several tries of sliding it in and out before it worked. I'm guessing since this is an older hotel that is why the card reader was having issues. 3. Parking for the hotel is like the general parking for the shopping plaza. Front desk provided me a parking pass to place in my car. There wasn't a parking lot just for hotel guests. Neutral: 1. We didn't get a chance to use the pool but did go check it out. It is towards the back of the hotel, and had an outdoor shower as well with a few lounge chairs. I'm not sure why the front desk told us to use the pool to walk outside and turn right. When you could have walked past the elevator and past the gym and down the corridor towards the back and there was a door to go to the pool that way instead of walking outside.

I really liked the location because you could walk outside and go pick up some coffee, food, or…read morehead to the supermarket. Our room was comfortable and the small kitchen was a plus. Due to the ongoing C19 pandemic they were offering bagged breakfast which was awful, so we declined after trying it once.

I think I found my place to stay when I'm in the area. Previously, I had only stayed at Residence…read moreInn for an "extended stay" type room, but I was quite happy with what I got at Homewood Suites. I was impressed before I even arrived because the check in process on the app let me select a room that I wanted while showing me where the icemakers and elevators were. Being able to avoid them was was much appreciated. The property felt fairly new to me. While my room was overall very nice, I really disliked one part of it. There was just one tiny table with one chair. I don't know how a couple would be expected to eat in here. Also, a computer desk like Residence Inn usually provides was desperately wanted. Having to juggle eating and work on this one tiny table was quite annoying. Otherwise, the room was quite solid. The refrigerator was a nice size and having a good deal of kitchen countertop space was nice. There even was a toaster! The exterior amenities were kind of so-so. The pool was extremely tiny. While there was a good deal of sitting space on an outdoor patio that had a barbecue, there was absolutely no shade, and I would think it would be miserable to sit out there during the day. The gym was small, but I was actually impressed with it. Any hotel that has dumbbells that go up to 75 pounds is definitely in the minority. They also had a Peloton bike or two and several treadmills along with a pullup station. I was quite impressed with the breakfast. Lots of choices and several freshly made dishes were always available. One thing I have to mention is the pricing. While this hotel is obviously not the only one that has prices that fluctuate depending on demand, the room rates varied drastically for the days that I stayed there. It wouldn't stop me from staying here again, but it is worth mentioning. Overall I was quite happy with my stay here.

Reserved for 18 nights but checked out after one night. Set…read morethe room temperature to 74 degree but the room never hit above 70 degree. They offered extra blankets and electric heater but I rather have a room that I can control the room temperature.

My husband has had a few conferences at this hotel, and we have had a good experience each time…read more The rooms are spacious and clean. I am really impressed with the lobby bar & restaurant at this hotel. Ummm....they have a full sushi bar at this hotel, which is amazing. We also enjoyed the breakfast options they offer in the morning. Please get the brisket hash & potatoes, amazing. All of the staff was kind to us during our visit. This is a good hotel option in Santa Clara!

WORLD CUP WATCH PARTY: SWITZERLAND VS QATAR…read more I've been to three World Cups: Japan 2002, Germany 2006, and South Africa 2010. For the 2026 World Cup I'm going to three games at Levi's Stadium. Last Saturday I didn't go to the first game at Levi's Stadium but attended at World Cup Watch Party at Hyatt Regency. Since the game started at Noon I was glad there was a World Cup Watch Party indoor to protect guests feel from the Santa Clara sun. I will be honest the vibe was more chill than exciting. The World Cup Watch Party also extended to the pool, but I decided to stay inside the lobby. You can watch the World Cup games from the numerous TVs. What was unique was you can watch the game on the wall. The servers were nice and accommodating. I ordered food and beverage from two different eateries: Evolution Restaurant & Bar and Truya Sushi. The beverage Taste of Naples was soothing. Even though I ordered the chicken wings from Evolution Restaurant the lemon blueberry cheesecake was the tastier. The Levi's maki from Truya Sushi was a filling dish. Looking back I should just ordered the Levi's Maki, Taste of Naples, and lemon blueberry cheesecake. There was no air conditioning inside the lobby. It wasn't hot but I was glad I wasn't outside. Since I never stayed at the Hyatt Regency Santa Clara my review is based on the World Cup Watch Party, which was free.

Month of stay: August 2025…read more Visited for my birthday trip. They try to ring you of your money with expensive rooms, $25 parking per day, and the food at the restaurant being expensive as well. But it was a beautiful hotel, friendly staff, great room, and conveniently located next to Levis Stadium and California's Great America. The hotel is currently going through a renovation, so maybe wait to visit until after.

I wanted to share my experience with Hilton Santa Clara during their Super Bowl tailgating event…read more On a positive note, the food and drinks were delicious, and credit is due to the kitchen staff and chef. As a long-time Hilton Honors member who has enjoyed staying at Hilton properties for over 20 years, I was excited to attend this event with my son -- our first Super Bowl event together. Unfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing. A few days before the event, I called ahead to ask about the non-hotel-guest policy and pricing. A very pleasant employee named Ana explained that the cost would be $50 per person, which included access to the bar area, food trucks, game viewing, and tokens toward food or drinks. When we arrived at registration on the day of the event, we were told the price had increased to $100 per person. At no point was I told that pricing was flexible or subject to change, which felt misleading and unprofessional. Once inside, we were informed that if we left the hotel -- even to access the food trucks -- we would not be allowed back in. This was an extremely restrictive policy, especially after paying a premium to attend the event. We were seated at table 105, which should clearly identify our waitress, although I did not catch her name. From the start, there was no greeting, introduction, or acknowledgment. We were there from approximately 12:00 PM to 6:30 PM, and service was consistently poor. My son, my friend, and I repeatedly ran out of drinks, including water, and often had to search for the waitress for long periods of time just to request refills. We observed the same issue at nearby tables, with other guests walking to the bar themselves due to lack of attention. I want to be very clear that the low tip was not due to being unwilling to tip. I typically tip 20-25% for good service. The reduced tip was strictly a reflection of the poor and inattentive service we received throughout the event. As the game was about to start, it became apparent that the TVs in the bar area had little to no audible sound. Only one TV in the lounge area could be heard, prompting guests to move chairs just to hear the game. When we requested assistance, the first manager who arrived told us the TVs were already at maximum volume and that nothing else could be done. That response was unacceptable for a paid Super Bowl viewing event. Thankfully, after requesting the General Manager, staff collaborated and resolved the issue by bringing out a portable speaker connected to the TVs. While this fixed the problem, it should have been an immediate solution rather than a last resort. This experience -- misleading pricing, restrictive policies, poor service, and lack of proactive management -- was especially disappointing given that this was my son's and my first Super Bowl event together. My friend also flew in from Florida specifically for this experience, which made the disappointment even greater. Unfortunately, I will not return to this Hilton location for events and will not recommend it to others. I will be sharing this experience so others can make informed decisions about attending future events here.

I've been here several times. I've been here for conferences, as a guest, and for conventions. I…read morecan now say I've been here for World Cup match day get togethers. The staff here has been so hospitable and friendly. Everyone greeted me even in passing. It was fun seeing folks from all over the world, however, it didn't get too chaotic. Staff made sure that those that were here for World Cup soccer also got world class service. They had recommended to their guests food recommendations and other things to do such as going to the theme park nearby.

Was there for a company meeting for 4 nights. Fairly easy to check in and the front desk was very…read morehelpful. My room was located off the main tower in building B. The front desk did provide instructions on how to get to my room/building from the main lobby. I still got lost as the property does not have good signs to show how to get to each separate building. I had to walk around the parking several times to find my building/room. I even asked a staff who was walking outside, and he does not even know how to get to my building... and said something like "this place is a maze..." Other than the above, every thing else is fine. The housekeeper ladies were very nice and friendly. The catering services were also very good. Pricing wise, since it was a company paid trip, I'm not aware of the daily rates. However if you are driving and not a Marriott member, daily parking is $40 with in and out privileges. Standard WiFi is $17.99 per day.

What's up: An overnight trip to San Jose/Santa Clarita to explore the area as well as visit Palo…read moreAlto Networks nearby. Reservations were made on their website in advance. Parking: Paid on site parking available. We took an Uber here. They have a dedicated area up front for rider share pickup/drop off. Environment: Located right off the 101 Fwy, there are also plenty of food choices within walking distance. The lobby is very pretty and modern. Staff members were also friendly. We had asked to drop off luggage ahead of check in and returned later to present our claim ticket as well as check in. I had requested for a mobile key, but they didn't set it up...Oh well, physical key card it is lol. What was ordered: - Corner King (comfortable room with floor to ceiling windows on the two sides of the corner walls which lets in plenty of natural light. The windows also have sheer and black out curtains. It's all very open concept with the sink area pretty much being the center of the room. The shower and toilets are behind their own doors but the bathroom is not a separate area from the bedroom. There's a small open closet area, and the mini fridge (with 2 bottles of complementary water) and safe are located on the other side of the sink, facing the bed. There's a TV facing the bed and a desk and chair set to the side. A nice thing is that they have a water station with refillable bottles that you can use.) Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay. The hotel was very nicely designed and felt super comfortable upon entry. I loved the natural lighting in the Corner King room. The staff members were friendly and the room was comfortable. Credit cards are accepted.

Unfortunately, due to a disturbing experience and the hotel management's appalling handling of the…read moresituation, actually lack of, I must update my rating of AC Hotel San Jose Santa Clara. If any establishment deserves negative stars, this place would definitely be it! On late Tuesday night/early Wednesday of May 20/21, 2025, I walked in past midnight to book a stay. Unfortunately, AC Hotel was fully booked. Fine. I asked the front desk agent, Roselyn, if I could stay in the lobby to search for another Marriott hotel stay since I am a Marriott Bonvoy Gold Elite Member. She agreed, but after I used the restroom in the lobby and told her that all of the lavatories needed attention (NONE of the toilets were flushed, GROSS!), she seemed to change her mood. For some odd reason that night, the Marriott site was down and I could not view any available hotel rooms, so had to call Customer Service. I was put on hold for quite some time because all of the hotels in Santa Clara were fully booked. After a few minutes, Roselyn kicked me out of the hotel because "non-guests are not allowed to be in the lobby after a certain time." I asked her to make a special consideration for me because I was stranded and had no hotel room yet. She did not care and insisted that I leave and even fetched the security guard. She knew that I was alone with no place to go. She had no idea if I had transportation to go somewhere in the middle of the night. I felt like a criminal by Roselyn's unfriendly and incompassionate treatment. What extreme inhospitable treatment by someone in the hospitality industry! My experience prompted me to send feedback through the Marriott website and to call the AC Hotel to connect with the Hotel Manager, Fernando... I called on May 24 and Camille told me that Fernando would call me by Monday, the 26th. May 26 - no call from Fernando, so I called again and spoke to Shane who left a second message for Fernando. May 29 - still no call from Fernando, so I called again and left another message with Shane. Sholanda ended up calling me back instead. Not only did Fernando neglect to return my calls, my conversation with Sholanda was extremely disappointing and, frankly, shocking. I am starting to believe that the staff falls short of giving proper satisfactory customer service because management provides poor examples - After I filled Sholanda in on my interaction with Roselyn, she defended her team member by saying, "What kind of special consideration were you expecting? I wasn't there, so I can't say if Roselyn handled the situation inappropriately. Afterall, we do have protocol that non-guests should not be in the lobby after a certain time." I told her that I appreciate the protocol that looks out for the safety of AC guests and staff; however, although I was not a current guest at the time, I am still a Marriott Bonvoy customer and deserved a level of human compassion. When I told Sholanda that I work in the customer service field and found my treatment as unacceptable and offensive, Sholanda asked in what field because she wanted to compare if my expectations of Roselyn were aligned with hospitality. I told her that her inquiry was inappropriate, reminding her that it doesn't matter what field I am in because the goal of customer service is to ensure that clients feel valued and respected. Roselyn did not behave in such fashion. That is the core of the problem. Sholanda did not seem to understand this concept as she seemed more concerned with hearing Roselyn's side of the story. WOW. We ended the conversation with Sholanda telling me that she would have Fernando call me back. It's now the night of June 11 and I have not heard from him. There is definitely something wrong with the team at AC San Jose Santa Clara - AVOID THIS PLACE IF YOU CAN HELP IT!

Best experience ever. Service was excellent . Breakfast served was amazing, cook Aurora and server…read moreJohn provide personalized attention and had a great attitude.

I want to thank Alex for helping us with our reservations after being canceled through a third…read moreparty. He took his time and Resolved the problem after an hour with booking. Com. His knowledge and skills with customer service were outstanding and I would advise anyone to stay at this hotel.

I had an amazing experience at Embassy Suites Santa Clara! The location is super convenient…read more Highly recommend this spot for anyone visiting the area. Great location and top-notch service!

The room was nice size was told we could check in at 2 but wasnt ready till almost 3 no big but 30…read morea night added to park. Las Vegas isn't even that much Pool was small but indoor and heated but no hot tub just fyi The lack of stars is for the restaurant, overpriced lack of options and no service our waiter was off doing room service the whole time but this happens when you auto gratuity they dont care. Also check the prices in the market 6$ gor a soda higher than the airport So if you are here for work and can expense it its ok but the restaurant service needs a lot of work. Front desk person was nice when we booked. So stay here is ok but just don't eat here

Friendly and speedy check-in, rooms are very clean, parking was easy (even has a garage), within…read morewalking distance to Levi, and great dining options across the street (Puesto, Il Fornaio, Flemings), with a Whole Foods as well. It was the perfect option for our WC game. Complimentary hot breakfast in the AM was a really nice touch. I would recommend this hotel for those who are here for work (rooms are like studios with kitchen and closet) or for an event at Levi. We will be staying here again!

Have stayed at the TownePlace twice in the last couple of months, once with family in tow and once…read morewhile in the area on business. Nice hotel with clean, comfortable rooms. The two bedroom suite is a great option if you are traveling with family. The extra bedroom and bathroom are very helpful! Had a two queen room while traveling alone. Room was good sized. Only complaint is that they had a tiny TV (32 inches?) in a big room. It was just a bit odd given 55" tvs are like $200-250 or now and may be an issue if staying for more than one night. Breakfast is your typical extended stay hotel spread but it was actually pretty tasty. Coffee was good and hot as well. Finally, parking was easy and they have a small enclosed garage with four EV chargers, two for Tesla and two for other cars. Overall four star stays and a good option in the Santa Clara/North San Jose area.

Good service. Attentive reception. Clean common areas. Calm location with little to no car traffic…read more Breakfast and juices well stocked.

You be the judge - bedbug or not a bedbug?…read more The first image is taken from the internet, the second and third images are from my room at the motel. The front desk person (who looked at the bug in my room) and the manager (who looked at the pictures) both said that it was not a bedbug. My pest control company looked at the pictures and said that it was a bedbug. The staff was unconcerned, checked me out, and charged me for the night. I notified the City Health Department and they took my complaint. The room was subsequently occupied by another guest that night.