San Carlos Hotels with Pets allowed

Managing expectations. It's a small place without much grounds beyond the parking lot, it's beautifully located for access to Laurel St San Carlos business district (20 reasonably priced restaurants all cuisines within easy flat walk) and convenient to much else in the area. Broiler Express for breakfast, Panda Dumpling or ten others for dinner. Yeah, train noise across El Camino. Beautifully maintained and clean. Rooms smallish but nicely equipped (USB on both sides of the bed!) Not a resort experience but a great place to sleep if you're in the area.

Due to the virus, there is no breakfast buffet, instead it is a “to go” bag with 1 bottle of water, 1 fruit, and 1 bar - every day is the same bar, just hope they can give a little variety of bars, muffins or danishes or bagels etc... Such a big building, yet there is only one elevator. It is somewhat inconvenient to the far side of rooms to reach the elevator.

The location of the hotel is good, very close to the airport. There is parking lot. Suitable for bringing children. The breakfast is just like that, my personal feeling is average.

Other reviews that are positive on here are obviously fake and submitted by employees. Typical dump motel on El Camino real. Dirty, and I mean dirty: I had to clean the tub myself because only half of it had been cleaned the other half had cleaner literally still sprayed on it that hadn't even been rinsed off or whatever I don't know what the deal was.... It was just gross. I showed up at the front desk at 3:20 p.m., 20 minutes past official check-in time and was told by the attendant that I may have to wait for a room because only one maid showed up that day. You have to treat your maids pretty damn bad for them not to show up on a Sunday morning. They do that to get back at you as an employer. If they were just going to quit or not show up for a day, Sunday is the day to choose if you really want to hurt the establishment that you work for. I could go on and on about the things that are wrong with the room: the heater air conditioner reeks like rats or mice when you turn it on, the microwave smells like other people's food and the interior is covered in gray burn marks (there are nicer microwaves in this town sitting on the curb, free) ditto the armchair in the room which frankly is too dirty and stained for someone even to be selling at their garage sale. The DirecTV remote control was the most gross, I think, of everything in the room. Nasty spilled food stuck to it, Brown and gray globs stuck on it, just seriously so incredibly gross. Cheapest DirecTV package available with minimum channels available mostly channels that are selling stuff like QVC and home shopping Network or strange religious programming & foreign language channels. Bathroom fan so loud, I've heard quieter lawn mowers. Small parking lot. Neglected rundown property.

With a stay at San Carlos Inn in San Carlos, you'll be within a 15-minute drive of San Francisco Bay and Googleplex. This motel is 7.6 mi (12.2 km) from Stanford University and 7.4 mi (12 km) from Stanford University Medical Center.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 10 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms with showers are provided. Conveniences include phones, housekeeping is provided daily, and you can request irons/ironing boards.

The hotel address is a bit remote and the room is a bit small; but the lobby manager saw us checking in, two adults and one child, and took the initiative to inquire and adjust to a larger room; the parking lot is bright and safe, the room facilities are new, and the room lights are slightly darker It would be nice to add a floor lamp; the breakfast is simple but exquisite, and there is a very good Korean restaurant across the street; it is not far from Silicon Valley and Stanford.