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Beautiful landscaping and outdoor pool
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Milpitas Inn Hotel

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  • Wed Open 24 Hours

66 S Main St Milpitas, CA 95035 ·2322.96 mi

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Amenities

  • Accessible
  • Wifi
  • Smoke-free
  • Parking
3.5
150 reviews
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40 4 star
36 3 star
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Tripadvisor traveler Lisa M 04/01/23

This place is very noisy and staff does not care when you call to complain. There was a couple fighting on day 1 and on day 2 there was a man yelling in parking lot for over an hour even though Police Department is around the corner.

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Tripadvisor traveler MarckD29 01/12/21

Nice place to spend the night clean And nice people They just need to get a designated smoking area people smoke cigarettes to close to the rooms entrances all the smoke come in the room other then that all good

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Tripadvisor traveler Windiepratt408 11/25/20

Staff is super friendly and easy going . Quick check in. Very nice clean rooms. Quite and refreshing.Great rate. I recommend this place to all my friends. I've stayed at this location around 7 times in the last 2 months

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Tripadvisor traveler G2652VBjeremyh 09/24/20

I’m happy! The vibe here has been mostly great and if I have any issues I usually can get it fixed or dealt with as quickly as possible. Life is precious and my stay here has been pleasant and true. Appreciate this place and city.

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Tripadvisor traveler mcharlie09 08/04/20

Stay far away from this ghetto AF hotel. Worst place I have ever stayed. I like to save my reviews for places that deserve a 4 star or higher recognition but this place made me angry enough to reveal it's one star worth rating. I needed a place to stay overnight between apartment leases. This place popped up on the Hotels app and looked nice enough for a few hours. I could not have been more wrong. The room looked fine walking in. But there are no curtains. They have shutters so if you want sunlight, it means anyone can see into your room. The gaps in the shutters are about 6 inches apart. Ok fine, no sunlight to preserve privacy so I kept them shut. Shutters do not keep the very bright streetlight light from shining through. You can hear everything happening around the hotel. Your neighbors. The rolling cart in the hallway being pushed at all hours. The blaring EDD/Rap in the parking lot from guests. I walk into the bathroom. There is mold. The shelves need help. The seat in the handicapped bathroom is stained purple. The shower drain is even with the rest of the bathroom which means water splashes out about 3 feet from the shower. Room was dark and had incredibly poor ventilation. I could smell people smoking cigarettes from inside my room. Even with their AC unit on all night, I would wake up in a sweat to turn it down. Is it worth the headache of moving all my stuff, re masking, and going to inform the front desk? I didn't think so but I wish I had. I forgot my blanket there so called back the same day. No one turned it in. Ok so what does that mean? I don't know. Can you call back when the manager is here. Sure Herschel, the manager tells me there was never a blanket in the roomand that his employees have turned in laptops and cellphones, valuables so why would they jeopardize their job for a blanket? Good question my guy. After it it's just a blanket He tells me he can't do anything about it. He has no blanket for me and he can't address the issues in the room because my stay is already over. They could have switched me to a suite if I had told them during my stay. Something about the way they dealt with a measly missing blanket that makes me highly doubt that statement.

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