I stayed at this location from 6/15/07 until 6/18/07 while attending a graduation at Stanford University. I was concerned about the two star rating of the hotel but I had limited choices due to lack of availablity at most hotels in the area. I was pleasantly surprised by the comfortable room and very friendly staff. The room came equipped with a small kitchen, nice bathroom with good water pressure and excellent air conditioner( It was 102 degrees upon arriving in town). The location was five minutes from the campus and the room was very quiet. Plenty of fresh towels, soap and shampoo was provided on a daily basis. The property manager was very good with giving driving directions. The location is near the 101 Fwy and only took 30 minutes to drive into San Francisco for dinner. The property is in need of new outdoor carpeting and there is no elevator. The advertised breakfast consist of pastries and boxed juices for two, that is left in the refrigerator on a daily basis. I would stay at this location again.

This is a very good hotel if you are concerned about price and location. Our room was clean and quiet, and the bed was comfortable. All the usual amenities are provided, but they are very basic. No luxuries, but everything worked and was satisfactory. The one exception was the "continental breakfast" provided in the refrigerator consisting of boxed juice and packaged pastries. It would probably be better if they just did not advertise that breakfast is provided. We were particularly pleased with the extremely helpful staff.

Stanford Motor Inn was a an older two-story motel with pretty flowers on the outside and in need of painting. Our room had a refrigerator with our "continental breakfast" inside which consisted of a pastry roll and boxed juice. The interior was cross-decorated with East Indian bedding with an artistic garden flair for wall decorations! Somewhat of a strange combination for decor. It was clean and quiet though. Desk clerk very helpful and friendly. Price was under $100 which is reasonable considering that many other big name motels charge well over $100 per night in the area on a weekday.