Stanford Hotel Guide - William Whitely House hotels in Stanford, United States of America.

"Check in was painless. Room was very clean and orderly. Breakfast was good with very nice waffles and biscuits and gravy. We felt very safe. Well done."

"Parking great"

"The beds need new mattresses. No effort was put into the breakfast."

"Not the best hotel. But if you just need a bed, it’s okay. Breakfast is terrible Coffee not great. Hotel needs an overhaul."

"What a cool place! Loved hearing about the history "

"Sunny Patel, the owner was very personable! Quiet location"

"We stayed at a Red Roof Inn for three nights mainly because it’s pet-friendly, which we appreciated. The front desk staff was kind, and the room was clean upon arrival. Unfortunately, there were several issues. The room had a strong odor that never went away, and the sheets didn’t fit the bed and kept coming off. Breakfast was very limited (stale cereal, no fruit, watery gravy, one juice option) and not very appealing. The property felt outdated, with worn furnishings, and the vending machines were empty the entire stay. We also noticed exterior doors didn’t lock, which raised some security concerns. Overall, it works if you need a pet-friendly option, but there’s definitely room for improvement."

"The staff were very friendly. Rooms were very clean, comfortable,and spacious. "

"The room had not been dusted or vacuumed in what lloked like months. Dead roaches in the corner behind the entrance door and under the dining table. Walls were clean but looked horrible even from someone not expecting much for a cheap room. The bedding was the same in so far as dust and debris. The bathroom and sink area were cleaned and neat, beds made, trash emptied but that was about it. The total price was $44 for a night stay, but with fair to good reviews somehow, but now I know why it was a $40 room."