We stayed one night: Saturday 26 November 2011 in Room 109. I booked the hotel because it was in one of my rewards programs, was close to Stanford, and was priced very well. I prepaid at $59 plus tax but had to choose a room with a king sized bed as the rooms with two beds were $30 more. We arrived very early, about 10:30 am, after a short drive from the city where we had picked up our rental, and the room was ready. I was able to rent a car from National with no drop off charges and a good price even though I picked it up downtown and returned it to the airport. I was a little apprehensive about staying in a room that connected directed to the lobby, but there were no issues concerning noise or safety. We checked in and only stayed about 30 minutes before making the short drive down to Stanford. El Camino Real-no turns except one u-turn just after we left the hotel where we had to exit north due to divided highway, and we were at Stanford. We did stop at a Trader Joes and got some beer and snacks on the way. Although the football game didn't turn out as preferred, it was great to visit Stanford and Palo Alto again, although the last time I was there an earthquake occurred 10 days later-Oct 1989. We had lunch at a great place called Sliders, an easy walk from where we parked on the campus. As stated earlier, the room had the one king sized bed. There was a refrigerator but no safe. The bathroom was standard with toilet and tub/shower. The sink was in the room entryway, and plenty of amenities were provided. The tv received ample stations. The view from the window in the room was of a fenced in area-not pretty but hard for someone to see in as well. There was a chair in the corner. The wifi worked fine. No complaints with the room except about the bed. When we returned from the game, I wanted pizza. I found a place, Round Table Pizza, that took on line orders, but after I put in my credit card info, it would keep making me start over so I called the place, and no one answered. I called my credit card company and no charge had been authorized. I called the front desk and was told that the sane pizze place had a location in the next town, San Mateo. He gave me the number. I called and placed my order. It came and the pizza was good, especially the crust. I was a liitle ticked off the next morning when I saw pizza menus and more about 10 feet from my room-as I said the room opened onto the lobby. I wish the guy at the front desk had told me that. I hadn't had a chance to explore the lobby area when we checked in and didn't think about it after the game. One other issue was breakfast: I was expecting at least one meat choice. That day they had sausage gravy and considered that meat. Bacon, sausage patties or links, or ham should be available each day-at least one. When I asked, the nice young lady offered to make me sausage patties-she made me 2, and I was very appreciative. They had scrambled eggs which were ok after I added ketchup-I only do that with mass produced eggs. I prefer eggs over medium but don't expect those at this type of hotel so not disappointed. I was able to print my boarding passes for my Monday morning flight at the work station without any problems. Check out went smoothly, the car was untouched, and we headed to Half Moon Bay to begin our leisurely dirve down to Santa Cruz before returning to an airport hotel before our early am flight the next day. I would definitely consider staying here when I return to a Stanford football game, but I would prefer to stay at one of the hotels within walking distance, if they are not full or priced too high. This place at less than $70 including tax with a good breakfast and its newness were positves. All of the people were very friendly. It's a good choice.