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Shashi Hotel Mountain View Palo Alto
Shashi Hotel Mountain View Palo Alto
The Ameswell Hotel
The Ameswell Hotel
Leland Hotel Palo Alto
Leland Hotel Palo Alto
Hampton Inn & Suites Mountain View
Hampton Inn & Suites Mountain View
citizenM Menlo Park
citizenM Menlo Park
Sonesta ES Suites Sunnyvale
Sonesta ES Suites Sunnyvale
Creekside Inn
Creekside Inn
Aloft Mountain View
Aloft Mountain View
The Palo Alto Inn
The Palo Alto Inn
Menlo Park Inn
Menlo Park Inn
Hotel Zico, BW Signature Collection
Hotel Zico, BW Signature Collection
The Nest Hotel Palo Alto
The Nest Hotel Palo Alto
Courtyard by Marriott Redwood City
Courtyard by Marriott Redwood City
Good Nite Inn - Redwood City
Good Nite Inn - Redwood City
Dinah's Garden Hotel
Dinah's Garden Hotel
Holiday Inn Express Sunnyvale - Silicon Valley by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Sunnyvale - Silicon Valley by IHG
Hotel Avante - JDV by Hyatt
Hotel Avante - JDV by Hyatt
The Grand Hotel
The Grand Hotel
Atherton Park Inn & Suites
Atherton Park Inn & Suites
AC Hotel by Marriott Palo Alto
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University South
University South blends Stanford's academic charm with Palo Alto's leafy residential vibe. History buffs will love the Hewlett Packard Garage (literally the birthplace of Silicon Valley) while architecture fans can swoon over craftsman bungalows and Stanford's iconic sandstone buildings. Catch classic films at Stanford Theatre or browse quirky exhibits at the Museum of American Heritage before strolling University Avenue's pedestrian-friendly sections. Tree-lined streets make exploring on foot a breeze, with most attractions within walking distance. University Avenue offers everything from casual cafes to upscale California cuisine. Boutique hotels and B&Bs in historic homes provide cozy places to crash after a day of campus wandering.

Downtown North
Downtown North offers a peaceful escape just steps from Palo Alto's buzz. Tree-lined streets showcase charming Craftsman and Victorian homes with picture-perfect gardens. Stanford Theatre adds a touch of vintage glamour to this upscale residential haven. The neighborhood puts you within easy reach of Stanford University's cultural offerings without the campus crowds. Grab a coffee at a neighborhood café or stroll to nearby downtown for more dining options. Though hotels are scarce within the neighborhood itself, upscale vacation rentals and boutique B&Bs in historic homes provide an authentic local experience. Walking and biking are ideal ways to explore these quiet, leafy streets.

Crescent Park
Crescent Park delivers a peaceful retreat from Silicon Valley's buzz with tree-lined streets and jaw-dropping mansions. This upscale Palo Alto neighborhood lets you wander under towering oaks and peek at architectural gems around every corner. Eleanor Pardee Park provides the perfect spot for a morning stroll or afternoon picnic, while the nearby Baylands Nature Preserve offers hiking trails with incredible bird-watching. The neighborhood's purely residential nature means you'll need to head to University Avenue for dining options and shopping adventures. Getting around works best with a car, though the flat terrain and wide sidewalks make for pleasant walks. Luxury vacation rentals in historic homes offer high-end accommodation for travelers seeking a quiet, sophisticated base.
Midtown
Midtown Palo Alto offers a refreshing break from tourist hotspots with its tree-lined streets and genuine suburban charm. Stanford University sits nearby, making this residential haven perfect for academic visitors. Small neighborhood parks dot the landscape where locals walk dogs and children play on swing sets. The Palo Alto Art Center and Junior Museum and Zoo are just a short drive away. The neighborhood features casual eateries serving everything from Vietnamese pho to pizza at reasonable prices. Most spots close by 9pm, maintaining the area's peaceful vibe. While public transit is limited, bike-friendly streets connect easily to Stanford campus and flat terrain makes for pleasant walks through this authentic slice of California living.

Stanford
Palo Alto's Stanford neighborhood has a host of places to visit such as Stanford Stadium and Stanford Shopping Center.
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Beneath Stanford University's iconic sandstone arcades, tech history and innovation collide in surprising ways. Spot Rodin's masterpieces at the Cantor Arts Center before paying homage to the humble garage where Hewlett-Packard was born. The leafy downtown along University Avenue hums with entrepreneurs pitching ideas over artisanal coffee. Stanford Shopping Center offers retail therapy between visits to tech museums chronicling Silicon Valley's rise. For a break from digital pursuits, explore the cactus garden or climb Hoover Tower for panoramic views. The historic Stanford Theatre screens classic films in vintage splendor, while local cafes buzz with conversations that might just shape tomorrow's technology.

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