We have stayed at the Maple Tree Inn many times. Monday through Thursday there is a cocktail hour with two drinks each and hot snacks. The daily breakfast offers many hot and cold choices---eggs, sausages or bacon, biscuits and gravy, miso soup, waffles, cereals, fruit, yogurt, pastries, juices, coffee and tea, and more. Rooms are comfortable, plenty of parking, computer... More

The hotel is decent at around 100 USD per night, especially bearing in mind the horrendous quality of all the other properties you can glimpse along El Camino all the way to Palo Alto. However: 1) There seems to be Internet only in one room in the hotel, the VIP business room, which houses a newer TV, DVD player, and... More

I had a bad feeling about the hotel upon my arrival! But it was after 11pm when I arrived and the front desk clerk was nice. I can't say for sure if this is where I was bitten by bed bugs as I stayed at three hotels that week - This was the first one. But I definitely saw and... More

Rooms are clean and comfortable, most are set back from El Camino and quiet, though not overly large. Breakfast is more than the cold roll and coffee: egg patties, waffles, fruit, cereal, and for Asian tastes, miso soup and instant noodle bowls. "Hospitality hour" M-F from 6 gets you a free drink and very substantial snacks (not quite enough for... More

OK, the people who worked the front desk seem very nice. I'll give them that. But I'm reading these reviews and wondering if these people actually stayed at the hotel. Old, musty, rundown, small rooms, cold, bad bed, no water-pressure, spotty wi-fi...do I really need to go on? Inexpensive? I guess...but there have got to be better options in the... More

Stayed 3 nights while working in the area and overall would recommend and stay there again. The only reason I didnt rate this inn at the highest option was an ongoing key/lock issue that forced me to hike back to the front desk 4 times in 2 days to have the keys fixed and then the lock. That aside, the... More

I stayed 3 nights at the Maple Tree Inn. It's hard to find decent hotels for under $100/night in the Silicon Valley area and since I am here for an extended stay on my dime I looked for something reasonable. I chose the Maple Tree Inn because of the decent reviews and that it looked better than other similarly priced... More

This hotel isn't fancy, but it came with some perks. On weekdays, they have a Happy Hour with wine and snacks. The free hot breakfast was pretty good, especially the fresh danishes and biscuits. It goes until 10 on weekends and 9:30 on weekdays, which is later than most. We enjoyed relaxing by the pool and spending some time in... More

For a notably lower price than equally star-ranked chain properties in the area, this hotel really delivers better value, quality of accommodations, and caliber of service. We stayed there several nights. The biggest pluses are their cleanliness and conditions of rooms and lobby. Their breakfast selection (American and Asian) is very good. They also serve an afternoon snack and drinks... More