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Hotels in Palo Alto Baylands
Hotel Strategy
- Value38%
- Amenities19%
- Quality31%
- Brands12%
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First visit? Stay in Downtown Palo Alto.
It is Palo Alto’s most walkable concentration of hotels, dining, and casual browsing, and the Palo Alto Caltrain station makes it the least car-dependent base for Stanford and Bay Area day trips.
- luxury→Downtown Palo Alto
- value→El Camino Real hotel corridor
- family→Stanford University
- nightlife→Downtown Palo Alto
- quiet→California Avenue
- rail-day-trips→Downtown Palo Alto
- return-visitor→California Avenue
Avoid sleeping near East Palo Alto, North Fair Oaks, Isolated El Camino Real addresses, Palo Alto Baylands. It is a separate city, not a sightseeing extension of Palo Alto. The evidence notes many decent businesses but advises visitors not to wander aimlessly because of its higher-crime reputation; book there only with a specific, well-reviewed hotel and clear reason.
Downtown Palo AltoFirst-timer default
#first-timers#rail-day-trips
Stanford UniversityExcellent base
#families#first-timers
California AvenueExcellent base
#foodies#return-visitor
Crescent Park and the El Palo Alto riverfrontAcceptable base
#quiet#families
El Camino Real hotel corridorAcceptable base
#value#families
Midtown Palo AltoAcceptable base
#families#quiet
Palo Alto BaylandsVisit, don't sleep
#families#quiet
Professorville and Old Palo AltoAcceptable base
#quiet#families
South Palo Alto and San AntonioAcceptable base
#value#families