Pacific Inn of Sunnyvale

Horrible. I would not wish my worst enemy to stay here even. Mold in the showers. Most plugs do not work. Most lights do not work. Some rooms do not have bathrooms, must pay extra. The water turns yellowy. The staff is utterly rude. Late Check out is only 15 min. Walls are paper Thin.

I booked a room on Priceline thinking I was getting a deal. Boy, was a terribly wrong. I paid extra to have my own bathroom which was a only a moldy shower and toilet. The sink was next to my bed and the hot water came out at a snail’s drip.
When I checked in, the man at the front desk was rude and said it was too late for check in, even though my room was already paid for. I just drove 11 hours for the Thanksgiving holiday and was in no mood for his attitude. I had to ask for the Wi-​Fi information and when I checked out, he refused to give me a receipt because I had a family member pay for my room. I wanted to make sure this shady place didn’t place any fraudulent charges on their account, but yet he still refused to give me a receipt.
Stay away. The price is not worth it.

I reserved a room here over the weekend because it was an affordable place for just a night stay. The pictures are very deceiving. And actually I think one of the pics on someone’s review was the exact room we stayed in. It was horrid. The floors, the walls, the bathrooms were all pretty nasty. This place should either be renovated to be a REAL hotel, or just shut down. It’s that bad. However, the lady who helped us that night was very nice. But, this place was disgusting. I would have paid a little more money (if we had the extra money) to have a decent place to stay. Never gonna stay here again.

The rooms are filthy. There were blood stains on the carpet (Annie are you okay?). A visitor confirmed that they appeared to be blood stains. The manager or the owner is the rudest and sorriest excuse for customer service I have ever encountered. The shared bathrooms are so small that it is difficult to get in and out of the toilet stalls. This is the cheapest place in town if you are willing to share a bathroom but I would hardly call it a good value. I wish I could give them zero stars.

Stayed here for 2 weeks. It’s very affordable, and for the most part clean — I’d recommend getting a room with private bathroom.
The breakfast was not that appetising, either fruit loops or frosties, and frozen pastries & bagels. The staff are pretty clueless, but nice. Stay here if you’re financially motivated, or want to be close to caltrain.

The place is dirty and filthy. Service is terrible. Front desk assistant lies. They do not issue refunds even if the order is cancelled within minutes (because the place looks and smells awful). Even after they promised a refund, the refund never arrived.

Had to move here because DAYS INN at 4170 Monterey Road, San Jose, CA 95 111 is the crappiest place on earth. And it turns out this place is so much better than that francise-​nation-​wide hotel.
Like any other Inn or Motel, you can expect the service and the place would be like 5-​star hotel or something. But Mary did a wonderful job as a front desk. Very helpful and such a lovely woman. Made my day after my bad experience a day earlier.
The hall way and the lobby has really weird smell. But again, for $ 60/​night in downtown Sunnyvale, CA area, I can say it’s not bad.
I requested to get the smallest room with Bathroom in it. Once i get to the room, I got reminded with my old apartment in Paris. Small window, small space, queen bed that takes up all the space in the room, small bathroom. The room has a fridge and microwave too.
So i think this place is not bad. Not bad at all if you just want to spend a night while traveling, need a roof over your head and have a good night sleep i think this place will do.
I will definitely come back to this place if i am in such a low budget.

I have been a business travel for over 30 years, this was the WORST PLACE ever.
They should not be in business. Rude, Threatening, Unsafe.
SLEEP IN YOUR CAR instead of this crap hole. And this is kind as I can be…

I have stayed here with my family. With our arrival at one in the morning, we went to the room, discovering that it was the nastiest room ever. It can’t be described to the full extent of how horrible it is. To start off the carpet was dirty and sticky, the bed sheets was dirty and smelly, the towels were also dirty, making it super disgusting to apply the towels, the curtain board was cracked, the air conditioner does not function at all, and half the lights do not work. After contacting the front desk, they claim that this is one of the best rooms they have to offer. If this is the best, I can only wonder how bad the worst one could be. If you want to stay somewhere cheap, please stay anywhere else besides this. Stay FAR FAR FAR from this place!

I don’t understand all the bad reviews, yeah it ain’t a five star hotel,
DUH! It’s an inn, what do you expect, you get what you pay for.
I stayed here back in July for 2 nights for a cheap rate through
. Booked a King room w Jacuzzi. It was a clean room, good pillows, included wi-​fi, fridge, microwave, & continental breakfast. Cable channels were ok. Staff was friendly. Minutes away from Mountain View, & San Francisco… Restaurants, Liquor store, Target, Chase Bank, BevMo, gas station, &101 FWY nearby.
Me & my bf were just looking for a cheap & comfortable stay to sleep because we weren’t planning on staying in the room during the day anyway. We’d rather spend that extra $ that would’ve been spent on a 5 star hotel on food, drinks & things to do while out there. Went on a roadtrip from LA for an event in Mountain View &then went to check out San Francisco for the first time. We stayed in a diff hotel when we arrived to SF.
Cool place to stay if your on a budget. Had no complaints here.

Safe place to sleep while you get on your feet. This is a great alternative to being homeless! If you need a calm place to take a shower or need to save your pennies for something more important this is a great option. Its cheap and minimal, but its better than not having a place to stay at all. I highly recommend it for people who can tolerate camping or if you are coming from the third world or have visited. I dont recommend it for princesses who need to be catered to. THey give extended stay discounts for 3 weeks or more. I stayed here for 3 weeks while I looked for an apartment in mountain view. You get a fridge and microwave so you dont have to eat out every night. The place saved me tons of money. It is right across the road from the good will too so you can buy small supplies such as a can opener or basic utensils to cook in your room.
If i didnt have any money and was stuck I’d definitely stay here again.
Also because I stayed here for so long that I got an elite plus traveller membership which saved me money on hotels and airfare later.
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TIPS
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— Dont leave anything valuable in the room
— If its cold, buy a blanket at the goodwill across the street for like $ 4
— Ask for a room with good wifi
— buy microwavable food at the sprouts grocery store if you want to get some hot food.

For $ 45 bucs out the door what the fuck do you haters expect?

ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK… Literally!
From the outside I can already tell things were not going to be what I anticipated, no sign that a inn existed there among the businesses that crowd it, from the back where there is parking a sign so ancient that it looked as if it hated to be plastered on the inn wall that it actually was more so trying to run away. Walking through the outside corridor to get to the front desk I noticed the 2^nd floor had yellow caution tape wrapped around what once was a wooden balcony now i guess eaten away by termites… ewwww, by the way never let your hubby book a hotel room. When i got inside it smelled dank & ashy like cigarettes were their actual air freshner, gross, the front desk lady was super rude asking repetive questions that I already gave answers to & she took awhile looking for our reservation. We took an elevator when i should have been taking the stairs because I swear that old thing was going to kill me by the creaking noise it made & how long the doors were taking to open. Our room was down a long narrow corridor & if there was a fire no where to escape thats how narrow it was. Our room promised a kitchenette, a spa bathtub, but once entering aghhhhh, it looked awful, room smelled like piss, spa bath oh hell noooo it had old rings from the last persons who occupied it probably 2 – 3 years ago… It was filthy… Never go here! I even told my hubby he will never again book for us, lesson learned! Oh & this doesnt even earn a star only because it was the only way to post this!

I wish there was a way to rate this one and a half stars. The place isn’t the worst I’ve stayed in, but it leaves much to be desired. I would definitely agree with the description «European-​style», because it reminds me of my super strapped trips to Europe where I stayed in a ghetto hostel and made sure to leave all day every day. It’s basically a decent place to store your stuff and catch a nap at night.
I have a lot of confusion about this place, namely stemming from the numerous posted signs stating that if you violate such-​and-​such policy, there will be a $ 150 cleaning charge. Judging by the state of my room, that $ 150, if it’s ever been collected, has NOT been applied to a deep clean in quite some time. There’s a lingering odor I can’t quite identify — it’s not horrible, but it’s not something I’d want to wear as perfume every day either.
I’m in a non-​smoking room but when I left earlier today, I walked into a cloud of smoke in the hallway, despite there being numerous signs about not smoking in the hallway.
This place is definitely a motivator — I’ll be finding a new room/​roommate in short order. At least the wifi is super high speed, probably because the nearest router is right outside my door. That will hold me over, I s’pose.

The worst hotel that I have ever stayed at in my entire life. The hotel is run down and when I checked into my room I discovered that I was given nothing more that a closet with a murphy bed in it.
The room was dirty and smelled like stinky feet. Dirty walls and the bathroom was run down falling apart. This hotel and the room is so run down that there has to be health and safety violations that should be enough to shut this hotel down or at least downgrade it to an emergency homeless shelter. I only stayed long enough to book another hotel.
When I checked out I told the clerk that the room I was given was NASTY, NASTY, NASTY and his only comment was if you arrived earlier you would have gotten another room. I tried to get my refund through
but they were unable to get my money back. I will never stay at the Pacific Inn of Sunnyvale even if it was the last hotel on the face of the earth and will never again book a hotel through
again for their inability to help me and for allowing such a horrid hotel to be listed on their web site.
Read the reviews before you book a hotel and for your own wellbeing do not stay at the Pacific Inn of Sunnyvale!

I visit the San Jose area once every 6 weeks or so for work. I’ve stayed at a different hotel each time trying to maximize value. This time I unfortunately picked Pacific Inn of Sunnyvale without checking any reviews. I guess I assumed a minimum level of quality from Travelocity with whom I booked the trip. That assumption was incorrect.
First, it was very difficult to find the place despite the fact that I had GPS assistance. There is no sign outside with the name and I had to drive by three times before I figured out where it was. I wish I had given up but I didn’t.
Second, it took a very long time to check in despite the fact that I had made reservations weeks ago through
. If you read the rest of the reviews here, they were probably checking to see if I had outstanding warrants. They also charged me $ 3 for a «utilities fee». The lady at the desk gave me a dirty look when I handed her my credit card but the reservation was supposed to be pre-​paid and i had no cash on me.
Third, after the long wait to get checked in I was given a key card and told which room I would be staying in. I dragged my suitcase to the elevator and up to the 2^nd floor. Inserted card key, opened door and SURPRISE, there’s someone in the room, laying on the bed and watching TV. I apologized and quickly closed the door and returned to the lobby. After another long wait, I was given the next room over and the lady from the front desk went up to the 2^nd floor with me to talk to the guy in my first room who wasn’t supposed to be there. Uncomfortable much?
Fourth, I cannot tell you how shocked I was when I opened the room door for the first time. The room itself was only about 10×12 and with the Murphy bed folded down, there was only about 8 inches between the end of the bed and the wall. There was a sink but the separate bathroom and shower were down the hall. At that point I realized I was staying in a flophouse.
I’m not a terribly picky person and I braced myself for a week in this dump. I wished I had more than two pillows but I was tired and needed to get up early in the morning for work. That plan did not work out very well since the bed was very hard and it took me a long time to get to sleep. In fact, I tossed and turned all night because the side I was laying on would get sore and I would wake up before rolling to the other side. By the morning I had no side that wasn’t sore. This was the final straw. I packed up and checked out, even though I’m paid until the end of the week.
DO NOT STAY AT THIS DUMP! You’ll regret it for the rest of your life.

I would equate this place to the level of quality and service one would expect to find at a hostel located next to a prison. If you check in, they run your name for warrants. If you have any, they won’t tell you, they’ll let you check in, then while you’re sleeping, the cops will come to arrest you. Nooot cool. This actually happened to a friend of mine.
The only reason why they’re getting two stars is they’re so cheap. But I’d aim to avoid a motel that routinely checks it’s guests for warrants.

Holy Crap! Crap is the operative word for this dung heap!!! Checking in took 30 minutes with nobody else waiting, and prepaid!
Room 306. A number I will never forget. Walked in and noticed tiny fold down bed with the oldest blanket and sheets I have ever seen. Started laughing when I saw the cigarette Burns on the desk. Furniture was obviously thrift store bought.
Had to pee. WTF!!! No bathroom!!! You gotta be kidding! Stopped laughing. Fortunately, the Hooker and the crackheads were familiar with this joint and shoes me to the communal bathroom and to the communal shower. I didn’t want to indulge in a sex act, so I thanked them and went back to my hovel.
Bad smells, the sounds of hot Hooker sex all night and fear someone would come knocking with murder on their mind all combine to make give this ghetto 0 stars. But Unilocal doesn’t provide that option yet.

This place is worse than sleeping in a cardboard box.
A cardboard box is much more comfy than the sheets of stone they call a bed. I did, however, like their TV.

Wow what an experience. Let me just start to say I needed a last minute place to stay for the night and since it was too late to Priceline anything better I had to do the usual research for the cheapest most economical room. Reading the reviews being hit or miss I figured we’d give it a shot.
Boy were we in for a surprise, initially I had booked the European style room not realizing I would be put into a room that is a little bigger than a Queen bed. We walk into the room which was messy still dirty with a pizza box on the bathroom sink, TV mini closet and first thought was where is the bed? Since it is European style (meaning saving space) the bed folded up to the wall. You’d think ooh cool but nah, never again. After seeing that teeny room we went to the front desk to change to a regular room. This room again was yet to be cleaned by the maid. Since changing twice already, the attendant mentioned this happening so he needed to escort us up to find an unoccupied room. Took 4 tries to get a semi decent room with jacuzzi tub, but who’d go in that after experiencing the place.
The front didn’t look like a hotel and parking is in the back close to the clubs and restaurants., you walk down this alleyway to get to the front, which is not inviting but creepylike place where tricks are turned. The European side had narrow hallways so claustrophobic people beware. The elevator had a smell and people’s trash as if it was a trash can. Walking to our room which seemed like the last clean room, there was a party going on a few doors down.
Since this hotel is part of the Pacific Hotel family I gave them more credit because I knew Valley Park was nice for the price. But really this place should not be associated with the rest of it’s family. More a disowned black sheep. But if you want a cheap place around $ 45ish n don’t care about thin walls & complete cleanliness, have at it & hopefully my experience was just a fluke.