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Rodeway Inn San Jose Hwy-101 Tully Rd Exit
2.6 mi to the city center
2460 Fontaine Road, San Jose, United States
Average
(211 reviews)
starts from
US$ 80 per one night
Quality Inn San Jose Airport-Silicon Valley
4.5 mi to the city center
2390 Harris Way, San Jose, United States
Good
(324 reviews)
starts from
US$ 170 per one night
Park Inn By Radisson, San Jose
2.6 mi to the city center
2560 Fontaine Rd, San Jose, United States
Good
(122 reviews)
starts from
US$ 92 per one night
Rodeway Inn San Jose Hwy-101 Tully Rd Exit
2.6 mi to the city center
2460 Fontaine Road, San Jose, United States
Average
(211 reviews)
starts from
US$ 80 per one night
Quality Inn San Jose Airport-Silicon Valley
4.5 mi to the city center
2390 Harris Way, San Jose, United States
Good
(324 reviews)
starts from
US$ 170 per one night
Park Inn By Radisson, San Jose
2.6 mi to the city center
2560 Fontaine Rd, San Jose, United States
Good
(122 reviews)
starts from
US$ 92 per one night
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Rodeway Inn San Jose Hwy-101 Tully Rd Exit
2.6 mi to the city center
2460 Fontaine Road, San Jose, United States
Average
(211 reviews)
starts from
US$ 80 per one night
Quality Inn San Jose Airport-Silicon Valley
4.5 mi to the city center
2390 Harris Way, San Jose, United States
Good
(324 reviews)
starts from
US$ 170 per one night
Park Inn By Radisson, San Jose
2.6 mi to the city center
2560 Fontaine Rd, San Jose, United States
Good
(122 reviews)
starts from
US$ 92 per one night
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In San Jose, a traveler can choose from 229 hotels catering to diverse preferences. Downtown San Jose hosts a wealth of accommodations, including stylish 3-star hotels averaging $150 per night, alongside luxurious 5-star retreats averaging $400. Recently, new boutique properties have emerged, offering unique local experiences. Discover the ideal hotel that fits your budget and needs by exploring and booking through our reliable platform.
Hotel Valencia Santana Row
Toll House Hotel
* It offers excellent schools and beautiful parks, perfect for family picnics and outdoor activities.
* The neighborhood is quiet and safe, providing a peaceful stay.
* Nearby attractions like the Winchester Mystery House and Westfield Valley Fair Mall keep everyone entertained.
Families should consider West San Jose for its family-friendly environment.
The Westin San Jose
San Jose Marriott
* The district houses the San Jose Convention Center, making it convenient for conferences and meetings.
* Easy access to public transport and a variety of dining options make it practical for busy schedules.
* Its thriving business hub atmosphere supports networking opportunities.
Business travelers may find Downtown San Jose to be the ideal location.
Hyatt House San Jose/Silicon Valley
Aloft Santa Clara
* This area provides a mix of tech culture and entertainment like the Intel Museum, ideal for curious solo travelers.
* Numerous cafes and co-working spaces offer opportunities to meet locals and fellow travelers.
* Vibrant nightlife and cultural festivals keep the area lively and engaging.
Solo travelers seeking adventure should explore North San Jose.
Hayes Mansion San Jose, Curio Collection By Hilton
* This district is known for its charming small-town feel, with tree-lined streets and boutique shops.
* Romantic dining options are plentiful, including cozy candlelit restaurants.
* Nearby rose gardens and scenic walking paths make it perfect for leisurely strolls with a loved one.
Couples on a romantic getaway will find Willow Glen enchanting.
SureStay Hotel by Best Western San Jose Airport
* Japantown offers budget-friendly lodging options while being rich in culture and history.
* The area is home to authentic Japanese cuisine and vibrant festivals that won't break the bank.
* Close to public transport, it provides easy access to the rest of San Jose at a lower cost.
Budget travelers should look towards Japantown for affordable accommodations.
* To snag the best deals, aim to book your hotel during the off-peak periods of late autumn and early spring when prices drop and availability increases.
* Be mindful of the busy season from June to August, and major event times like the San Jose Jazz Festival in August, when prices are higher and accommodations fill quickly.
* For efficient transportation, budget around $15 for a ride from San Jose Airport to downtown via shuttle, or utilize the VTA Light Rail for just $2.50 per ride.
* Save money by purchasing a day pass for public transport, and explore affordable eateries in Japantown for authentic and inexpensive meals.
* Exercise caution in unfamiliar areas at night, especially in parts of downtown where it's best to stay in well-lit, populated areas.
Stay at Hotel De Anza or The Westin San Jose for stunning cityscapes and breathtaking views.
Hyatt Place San Jose, Downtown and San Jose Marriott are conveniently located near the San Jose Museum of Art and SAP Center.
Look for accommodations like Hayes Mansion San Jose and Aloft San Jose Cupertino that offer bike rentals and hiking tours.
The best time to find great hotel deals is during the quieter months like November and February.
While San Jose itself isn't seaside, hotels like Pacific Edge and Dream Inn in nearby Santa Cruz offer beach access and are just an hour's drive away.
