Find San Jose Hotels with Kitchenettes from $96

"Staff members were very helpful. The room was clean and comfortable. Definitely would stay at the hotel again. "

"Very nice hotel, kept clean and well decorated. Hotel lacked some basic necessities like room service, bottled water for the coffee machine in the room, furniture maintenance and lighting in the room very outdated and dark to the point that we couldn’t see the unique wall decorated with leather wallpaper. Furniture in the room was beat up quite a bit"

"excellent "

"Good "

"Thank you Ivan at the front desk for starting our stay off right! After reading some of the reviews I was a bit skeptical to say the least but after Ivan gave us an extremely smooth check in I felt much better about choosing Extended stay Santa Clara! Thanks Ivan👍"

"I needed a place to stay because my friend kicked me out on short notice. I decided to stay extra nights due to the comfort of the hotel. The room provided the comfort I needed in a time need."

"Located downtown SJ on outskirt. VTA light rail across the street. Close easy access to 3 freeways (880 101 87). Park across the street and only 3 blocks away. Dogs allowed, close to Reed Street off leash dog park. Close to airport. Friendly staff from managrment to nite time security. I am temporary "living" here and feel at home. They supply all the basic Necessities for your kitchen and living pots pans ect..Jonathan, nite security, very polite. As a sibgle female I feel safe here even...

"Reserved and paid 2 months in advance. Arrive for check in and the parking lot was empty and there was a handwritten "closed for business" sign. Attempted to contact the property of course were unsuccessful. No notice, no refund. Further research showed the property was actually sold last year to the city and is no longer a hotel. Not sure why I was allowed to make a reservation in the 1st place."

"It was so nice room so spacious smells clean when you get in just the tub wasn’t that great but the rest perfect "

"I love that we were able to rest comfortably. The only suggestion we have is that you take care of the smell from the back where people exit from the stairs. It smells horrible (urine and whatnot). "