TownePlace by Marriott

Racist bitch that head here, she is biggot and bias! Fuccc her! Not listening to individual just own pussy fart!

Really enjoyed my stay here, staff was very welcoming. Loved having a kitchenette to do light cooking in as well as a comfortable bed which I found be be pretty rare… suite was clean and breakfast ok. Nothing to write home about but I’d defiantly come back if I had to stay again for an extended period

Stayed here a few times based on location. The people are nice enough and the rooms are clean but don’t expect much else, even at the sky high price. The breakfast was depressing: spoiled lumpy milk, nuked breakfast sandwiches, and sudsy coffee. There was also a ton of construction going on at the time.

The staff was excellent – hotel perhaps a little aged but everyone at the hotel went out of their way to make our 4 room stay pleasant.

The hotel itself is clean and new, the beds are soft and come with many pillows. But at 299 $ plus 30 $ tax, it is either overpriced, or needs some improvements. I don’t think you can charge nearly $ 350 and then offer breakfast in styrofoam plates. Or not provide a single bottle of water in your room.
The breakfast nook is also tiny and does not provide high chairs for children.
We also got stuck in the garage bc parking outside was either full or for compact cars only. But once we had parked in the garage, we couldn’t use the elevator (to get to the reception) bc we did not have our room cards yet. So there i stood, 8-​months pregnant with luggage and two little children. Things like that shouldn’t happen at a $ 350 hotel.

Depends on what you’re looking for, but for us, this is a pretty solid 4 star place
We needed a quiet, clean, safe place in the Sunnyvale area for several weekends due to our home remodeling and the Townplace Suites offered a pretty decent deal over the weekends.
This is a pretty basic, extended stay place… our room (by request) was on a high floor not facing El Camino or Bernardo so we weren’t bothered by much road noise. Rooms and hallways do project a lot of noise so you could get bothered by noisey people but our area was very quiet. A regular fridge, microwave, and stove let you cook, warm up things and they give you compliment of silverware and glasses to use. Our bed was comfortable but small. Room had one of those in wall air conditioners with only one fan speed so it seemed room was too cold or a bit stifling. One unusual «quirk» I thought was the closet had two entrances — one from inside the bathroom and the other from outside by the front door, which meant there were two was to go to the bathroom. After using the room however, I actually found it convenient as I could go in and out without bothering my wife who was sleeping. Wifi worked fine.
Breakfast is pure continental… breads, cereal, yogurt, and fruit. No real lobby area. Exercise room is tiny with a couple machines.
There is an underground parking area which is not very obvious but well lit, clean, with wide parking spaces.
I can see that this would fit a lot of business travelers on an extended stay or for those travelers who are familiar with the area and don’t mind driving to sights, restaurants, entertainment, etc.

I have stayed at the TownPlace Suites in Provo, Utah and was blown away by how nice the rooms are. The rooms at this location are ok but small compared to my 1^st stay in Provo. The view was of a road and parking lot instead of the beautiful mountains. The gym is very small and I didn’t see a hot tub at this location. They do have a cute sitting patio outside. On the bright side the bed was really comfortable and I had a good nights sleep which is really what matters in hotel lodging. It was a one night stay and the location is good since there is a Safeway across the street. There are quite of few restaurants nearby too.
Next time I would prefer to stay near Santana Row as we kept driving there both days for nice restaurants and it’s about a 15 drive from this hotel.

Terrible reception failed reservation without notice until I arrived at 10pm for check in. And the reservation I had is done by face to face confirmation.

WORST EXPERIENCE EVER!!! I really wish there was a «no star» option! I’m typing this review as I’m sitting here while locked out of my room for 2 ½ hours. So our key cards weren’t opening our room door when we got back at 10pm. No problem, just go down and get new «reset» keys… NOT! Apparently, nothing was working to open our door. Not even their master key. Well, we end up finding out that the battery (this is what they told us) was the problem and not the keys. The receptionist starts making all these phone calls to figure out how to get our room opened. She gives us another room in the meantime, but let’s us know that there probably won’t be someone to come and open/​fix our door until, the morning at 7:30am therefore we will not be able to access our stuff until then. I can’t believe this is the answer they have for us. What if someone has a flight in the morning, or in the middle of the night, or has medication they need to take and need their stuff??? I cannot believe there is no protocol in place for issues like this! For a place that is pretty much open ²⁴⁄₇ and technically catering to customers at all hours of the day, I cannot believe that there is absolutely no one on call to handle a situation like this. It’s like management, operations, a company locksmith, etc. are pretty much «off» in the middle of the night. Absolutely unacceptable!!! It’s pretty obvious that regular maintenance/​testing is not done to the locks at this hotel… especially if they’re telling us that it’s a battery issue. Oh, and one of the other «main» entrance doors was out all day. Overheard the receptionist tell someone it’s been out because «people have been having a hard time getting in the door». Obviously another key card issue. I think this is sign that focus needs to set in place to maintain their key card locks. It’s probably safe to say that I will not be coming back to this hotel again.

Stayed here for a few nights to attend a wedding in the area.
Pros:
–your own little kitchenette, including full-​sized fridge, stove, and dishwasher.
–next to a grocery store
–free coffee and breakfast
–excellent staff and service (seriously, if it was just for them I’d give this place five-​stars because they are in no way at fault for any of the things on our con-​list)
Cons:
–teeny tiny beds
–fridge was extremely loud, so that we actually unplugged it at night because it was so annoying
–not enough blankets, had to order extra comforters
–no restaurant or way to order room service
–really crappy internet
I would only come back here if I desperately had to do something in the area. Although it’s supposedly a wealthy neighborhood, everything here was ugly and cheap — the cheap ass Safeway next door, the sad looking nail salon, the way everything looked like it was on its last damn legs. How come people here are supposedly so damn rich and they have such shitty taste? No nearby Trader Joe’s, no decent food, no clean streets, nothing remotely interesting within walking distance.
I can see why this place is here, though. It must cater to long-​term business travelers who might not want to eat out a lot, have to stay to work at their company longer than expected. Not sure, but whatever it is, I hope I’m never in the position where this is the kind of place I have to stay at for weeks at a time.

Clean rooms, but really small and compact. The lobby is more of a check-​in area. The breakfast area is also very small and TINY. They do offer a decent selection for breakfast though. I thought it was expensive still, for what we were getting.
Front desk staff were very friendly and accommodating. They were very helpful with granting us a late check out.
We had the 2 bedroom suite with the full kitchen, which was very convenient. Safeway across the street for all your shopping needs and etc.

First time at a Towneplace Suite. The check in process was kind of weird, there were two people checking me in and the guy got very annoyed that I did not initial in all 3 or 4 places as he had instructed me, he admonished me and made me initial what I had missed. Whatever, dude.
I loved that the room included a kitchenette, very nice. However the bed was the softest bed I had ever slept on, and my back is still recovering! If you sit down on the edge of the bed, you sink down to 1 foot off the floor. They need new mattresses!
Also I could hear noise from the adjoining rooms.
I think I will try something else next time, hate a bad mattress!

Nice, clean rooms. Friendly staff. No onsite lounge, which was a disappointment to some in our party, but I understand they’re in the process of adding one. The wifi isn’t the greatest — I had better luck with the wired connection.

It would have been 5 stars, but the parking situation kinda stinks. The front parking is very limited and was full, so I had to park underground. The elevator would not allow me up, since I still needed to check-​in. Akward! I should have checked in first, I know… I know NOW! Hindsight is always 20 20. Anyways, I loved the room and the staff was super nice. Will stay here again… for sure. Easy access to the freeways and in a central location, so you are close to so many things and nearby towns.

Stayed for two weeks. It’s was clean, up to date and a very affordable at $ 149 night for a «home office suite,» which was a moderate sized room with a kitchenette and extended desk. They took our cat for an acceptable $ 70 one time fee. The staff was friendly and easy to work with.
The free wifi worked fine for us and was easy to log on.
The «pool» is really a hot tub, which closes at sundown, but I had no desire to use it anyway.
My only issue is that they said we needed to get the cat out of the way because they were cleaning the carpets in the entire hotel, so at some inconvenience, I took the cat away to only learn later that they only cleaned the first floor that day, which was the plan all along.

Stayed here during a weekend. Arrived pretty late and the hotel was easy to find. This place was recently remodeled and the property looked great. Parking was kinda weird since the lot was filled. Used underground parking but no elevator is available so you have to carry your luggage upstairs. Once you get to the first floor an elevator is available at one end of the hallway.
The rooms were impeccable and the maid service was great!

This hotel is cozy and convenient for an extended stay. Their complimentary breakfast could really use more work. After scoping it out the first day I opted to run across to the Safeway after work and pick up my own breakfast for the mornings.
The internet, both wired and wireless, was pretty sketchy. I couldn’t even perform the basic tasks of checking email (and Unilocal) without it timing out a million times during the night. It was frustrating and unnecessary. You’re in the heart of Silicon Valley and catering to a lot of tech companies, you would think the Internet would be better here…
Those are really my only complaints. The rooms are kept clean and comfy (though the first room I had last week smelled like someone had previously smoked in it).
Oh also, the workout room could also use some updating as well. I wasn’t motivated to exercise anymore after the first day after seeing the quality of their machines.