San Jose has 13hotels with Jacuzzi in room, with nightly rates from $58 to $212 — averaging around $128 per night, with a few boutique mountain lodge properties reaching $413. Guest ratings average 7.5/10, with 43% of properties rated 8.0 or higher. Options range from budget-friendly stays in Mountain View and Sunnyvale to full-service airport hotels and upscale lodges in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
We analyzed 13 San Jose hotels with in-room jacuzzis and mapped where the tub is located, the average nightly rate, and which hotel leads each category.
Picks are the highest-rated hotel in each category from the 13 jacuzzi hotels we list in San Jose; top rated requires 300+ guest reviews. Ratings via TripAdvisor. Prices are the lowest we found across booking sites at our latest check; check the current rate when you book.
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Fantastic, classic, pride of ownership hotel with active involvement of original ownership…One of my favorite hotels of any class, anywhere and I’ve stayed here dozens of times. If Four Seasons was at the same price I’d still stay here for its location, charm, gardens, and service. Restaurant is top of the line and it’s fun to see all the artwork from owners family and Palo Alto history.
Rooms and pool area are absolutely spotless and they do a good job of keeping prices reasonable during off peak which I very much appreciate as I am budget mindful. Great well managed and reliable hotel!!
Lovely boutique hotel with a Bohemian vibe. Friendly staff, fast check-in process, spacious rooms, and decent minibars. The decor is a bit outdated but the rooms and common areas are super clean. Also offers room service, has a large heated outdoor pool, and poolside restaurant with a bar.
We had a lovely stay at Dinah's. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We had a room next to the koi pond. When we arrived, the gentleman at the front desk handed us duck and fish food. The only downside was the shower due to fluctuating temperature. Maybe it was just that room as no one else in our party mentioned it. I would still stay there again.
stayed here two months ago (forgot to review) but has the cutest garden ever. so peaceful and beautiful with a little duck feeding area as well! we stayed in a downstairs garden room facing the water with a little patio. the room was soo big with a dining table and a comfy king bed! will absolutely stay here again given the chance
This is a place for relaxation, peace, meditation and healing. People from all over the world come to. They are known for 24/7 services. The pool is heated to 85 degrees year round and the food is very good. It's a place for Stanford University Hospital patients
Old hotel. 70s architecture. Very nice people. Rooms are nicely furnished, but in a suite you get a stove and a microwave, but 2 forks and no teapot. Amazing art. Some museum-level originals, completely peerless for hotels. We all age. Some things get better with age, but not everything.
This hotel is special. The rooms are big, even for a standard room. Everything you need is in these rooms and the views are beautiful! There are elevators or stairs for upper level rooms, which make luggage carrying easy, especially for needing handicapped accommodations. There’s plenty of scenery to take pictures in and the environment is peaceful. Staff is friendly. Security measures are taken so you feel safe while staying here. You need your key card to get into your floor and you need a key card to get into your room. Elevators are outside the floor sections.
The hotel is old and dirty with multiple mosquitos in the smelly room. The cleaning team left the wet cloth on top of my clothes for a whole day. Will not recommend. After checked out no bill was sent to me.
My room was nice and clean. It was very cold in the hotel. The location is not ideal - very small entry and no valet parking. Driving in the area is tough because of so much traffic
Room housekeeping is terrible. We bave stayed at this Westin several times in the past years, but this is the first time this happened.
We stayed at Westin Palo Alto for 3 nights for an event. The event arrangements and staff involved in helping us organize the event at Westin were extremely courteous and wonderful. Thanks to Rod and Analisse!
However we had a terrible experience with housekeeping of the rooms. Every single day we were there ( we had booked two rooms), housekeeping would take away the used linens, and place a sign ‘service in progress’ at the door and not come back to make beds, get new linen, replace coffee etc. We had to call main desk, I even went in person to front desk and yet we did not get towel sets. The lady at the front desk was also very rude and she said she will put in the request and cannot tell how long it would take. We have now waited two hours in the morning on our 3rd day here and still do not have replacements. We were in the area with a packed schedule, not having basic essentials in the room was an extreme inconvenience, especially because we had elderly parents checked in one of the rooms.
The hotel requires some major updates related to sound proofing the rooms. I can hear alarms from another room as well as flushing sounds and water/shower running. The rooms are clean and staff are quite accommodating except for a couple of front desk personnel. Improvement is really needed
I absolutely loved my stay at the Westin. All of the staff were so courteous. We stayed here on a whim for a pet-friendly winter staycation in a fireplace suite. It was so cozy and the bed felt luxurious. So did the gigantic tub (with complimentary bath salts) and separate shower. Our dog liked easy access to the courtyards. The breakfast could be improved but the hotel is also walking distance to Palo Alto with tons of options around. Room service arrives in plastic containers in a paper bag… sort of shattered the illusion of a romantic vacation. But the pros outweigh the cons by a mile. The layout of the hotel is really interesting, the ground floor has a few interior courtyards with the fireplace suites in the centre. I bet it’d be cool to book all the hotel rooms in a single courtyard for a wedding or something. Thanks again for a great staycation.
Renovated hotel near Stanford campus. The staff are super friendly and did everything to accommodate our needs. I am dropping one star since the walls are really thin as others have also pointed out. I could hear everything the next room guest said on the phone, and all moves in corridors, and even people walking upstairs! It was fine for me given the quality of room and the service, but beware if you are sensitive to noise.
I got to check in pretty late on a very rainy Saturday night and was discombobulated from driving and exhausted. Jenny was the absolute best checking us in and helping us decide a good place to eat. She answered all of our parties questions and was very knowledgeable. I don't write reviews often, but was really happy with our stay!
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Which San Jose hotel has the best in-room jacuzzi?
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San Jose is the top-rated jacuzzi hotel in San Jose, at 9.7 across 2,487 reviews. The Grand Suite with 1 King Bed, Balcony and Whirlpool there starts at $212 per night.
What is the cheapest jacuzzi hotel in San Jose?
Budget pick: Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Sunnyvale, with the Superior King Suite with Spa Bath from $80 per night.
Can I book a heart-shaped jacuzzi in San Jose?
No. None of the 13 San Jose hotels we track offer one. In California, the nearest are in Moreno Valley, Riverside, and San Bernardino.
Which San Jose jacuzzi hotels include free breakfast?
SureStay Plus Hotel by Best Western San Jose Central City is the best-rated at 9.1, and the King Room with Jetted Tub runs from $101 per night. Best Western Lanai Garden Inn & Suites (9.0) is another solid pick. In all, 6 San Jose hotels include free breakfast.
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