400 Concourse Dr, Belmont, California, United States | (650) 591-8600
Spacious and modern condo-style rooms with full kitchens
Outdoor pool with grilling and picnic area
About 20 miles from both Silicon Valley and San Francisco
Nicely equipped fitness center, and a sports court
Free breakfast buffet has nice, filling selection
Free social events Monday through Thursday
Free Wi-Fi
No elevators or porters
Property is off the beaten path
Unappealing powdered eggs offered at breakfast
The Hyatt Summerfield Suites Belmont/Redwood Shores is a 132-room extended stay hotel. The modern rooms cater to vacationing families and business travelers alike, and are outfitted with spacious living areas, fully equipped kitchens, and work areas with desks. The hotel offers a free breakfast buffet, and while it’s filling (with bacon, waffles, and fruit), guests might find the powdered eggs unappetizing. There’s also an “Evening Social” event Monday through Thursday in the lounge with free finger foods, wine, and beer -- a nice way to unwind and meet fellow guests. The outdoor pool and adjacent grilling and picnic area are great for families, and the fitness center and sports court provide options for a good workout. However, it's not a full-service hotel and thus lacks the basics, such as an on-site restaurant and a porter to help with luggage (there’s no elevator). There are restaurants nearby, but otherwise the hotel is a bit isolated, and without a car it’s difficult to get around.
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Location
Located in the city of Belmont close to Redwood Shores and near Silicon Valley’s northern border
Hyatt Summerfield Suites is located in Belmont, a city in San Mateo County that features the historic landmark of Ralston Hall -- built by Bank of America founder William Chapman Ralston -- and the Notre Dame de Namur University campus. Redwood Shores, nearby, is a wealthy waterfront community filled with million-dollar homes, pricey condominiums, and private boating docks.Silicon Valley, originally named for its many silicon chip manufacturers, was considered to be the center of the late ‘90s dot-com bubble. It has grown to become the home of some of the most innovative technological companies in the world, such as Apple, Google, and Adobe. Located in the southern part of the San Francisco Bay Area, Silicon Valley remains a hot spot for venture capitalists, too, making it the ideal place to be if you’re a digital startup.- 17-minute drive to San Francisco International Airport
