Hotel Suites Palo Alto: Compare Rooms, Sizes & Prices

The standard studio suite at Homewood Suites Palo Alto is a non-smoking king unit that sleeps up to 4 guests. It includes a full kitchen with a full-size refrigerator, dual vanity, and dedicated living area. Rates start from $156/night (plus a 0.20% mandatory California Tourism Fee, excluding tax). This is the entry-level suite at the property and the most accessible price point among Palo Alto suites.

The suite is particularly practical for extended stays: the in-room kitchen eliminates daily restaurant dependency, and free hot breakfast is provided every morning. Free parking and EV charging (Tesla and Clipper Creek stations in the gated garage) add further daily value. Check-in is at 3 PM; check-out at 12 PM.

The Urban Studio Suite is a step above the standard king studio at Homewood Suites, starting from $165/night — $9 more per night than the base studio suite. It sleeps up to 4 guests and shares the same core amenities: full kitchen, full-size refrigerator, and dual vanity in a non-smoking layout. The 'Urban' designation typically reflects a different interior aesthetic or floor position within the property.

At $165/night, this suite represents the upper price point within Homewood Suites' own lineup and still sits well below the Four Seasons one-bedroom suite tiers. It is well-suited to extended stays where kitchen access and free breakfast matter more than lobby-level luxury.

The Superior One-Bedroom Suite is the entry-level one-bedroom option at Four Seasons Silicon Valley, ranging from 405 to 450 sq ft (38–42 m²). It accommodates up to 3 adults or 2 adults and 1 child, with 1 king bed and an optional rollaway at an additional $35/night for adults. At 405–450 sq ft, it is one of the smaller suites at the property but still offers separate living and sleeping areas.

All Four Seasons suite amenities apply: complimentary premium Wi-Fi, 24-hour in-room dining, spa access, and multilingual concierge. Price is available on request — Four Seasons does not publish rates publicly for this tier.

At 635 sq ft (59 m²), the Deluxe One-Bedroom Suite is 185–230 sq ft larger than the Superior tier at Four Seasons. It features 1 king bed, a sofabed, and a connecting door — making it a practical option for a small family or two colleagues who need flexibility between sharing and separate access. Maximum occupancy is 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.

The connecting door feature distinguishes it from the Superior suite and is particularly useful for families traveling with a child who needs a separate sleeping arrangement. Priced above the Superior suite tier; call 1 (650) 566-1200 for rates.

The Premier One-Bedroom Suite measures 700 sq ft (65 m²) and includes 1 king bed, a sofabed, and a crib — the most family-configured of the standard one-bedroom suite tier at Four Seasons. Maximum occupancy is 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children. At 700 sq ft, it is 65 sq ft larger than the Deluxe and 250–295 sq ft larger than the Superior suite.

The inclusion of a crib as a standard feature (rather than on request) makes this the clearest choice among the base one-bedroom tier for families with an infant. All Four Seasons amenities including 24-hour in-room dining and spa access apply.

The Vista Superior One-Bedroom Suite mirrors the square footage of the Premier suite at 725 sq ft (67 m²) but sits within the Vista tier, which indicates a differentiated view or floor position compared to non-Vista suites. It features 1 king bed and an optional rollaway bed at an additional $35/night for adults. Maximum occupancy is 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.

At 725 sq ft, this is slightly larger than the Premier (700 sq ft) and considerably larger than the Deluxe (635 sq ft) in the non-Vista lineup. The Vista designation suggests it is better positioned for guests prioritizing Silicon Valley or campus views.

The Vista Deluxe One-Bedroom Suite is 635 sq ft (59 m²) — the same footprint as the standard Deluxe — with a sofabed and connecting door feature. It differs from the non-Vista Deluxe in its view classification. Maximum occupancy is 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children. This suite is a middle-ground option within the Vista tier for guests who want the connecting door flexibility plus a better view.

The connecting door on this suite type is the same feature that makes the standard Deluxe useful for two-party travel. Rates are available by calling the hotel directly at 1 (650) 566-1200.

The Vista Premier One-Bedroom Suite is 700 sq ft (65 m²) — the top standard tier within the Vista lineup at Four Seasons Silicon Valley. It includes 1 king bed, a sofabed, and a crib, with maximum occupancy of 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children. Like the standard Premier, the crib is included, making this the most family-oriented of the Vista suite options.

Compared to the non-Vista Premier at the same 700 sq ft, the Vista designation means a better view position. For families specifically, this and the standard Premier are the two most crib-ready options in the six-suite one-bedroom lineup at Four Seasons.

The Silicon Valley Signature Suite is one of two specialty suites at Four Seasons Silicon Valley, measuring 1,360 sq ft (126 m²). It includes 1 king bed, with a rollaway or crib available on request. Maximum occupancy is 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children. This suite must be booked by calling 1 (650) 566-1200 directly — it is not available through the standard online booking flow.

At 1,360 sq ft, the Signature Suite is nearly double the size of the largest standard one-bedroom suite (Vista Superior at 725 sq ft) and is categorized as a Specialty Suite — meaning it includes separate living and sleeping areas with extra space for entertaining or extended stays. For groups or executives requiring significant space without stepping up to the Presidential Suite, this is the practical middle ground at Four Seasons.

The Presidential Suite is the largest accommodation in Palo Alto at 1,855 sq ft (172 m²). It features 1 king bed with a rollaway or crib available on request, and can accommodate up to 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children. Like the Signature Suite, it is call-to-book only at 1 (650) 566-1200. This is a Specialty Suite classification, meaning it includes premium separate living, dining, and sleeping spaces well above the standard suite tier.

At 1,855 sq ft, the Presidential Suite is 495 sq ft larger than the Silicon Valley Signature Suite and over four times the size of the entry-level Superior One-Bedroom Suite at the same property. No other suite in Palo Alto — across Westin, Nobu, Hotel Citrine, or Homewood Suites — approaches this footprint.

The One Bedroom King Suite at Hotel Citrine includes a balcony, 1 king bed with sustainable terry bedding, a separate living room with a bonus sleeper sofa, and a dining table. Maximum occupancy is 2 guests. It is described as ideal for corporate travelers and families. The living room with a dedicated dining area makes this suite notably more functional than a standard hotel room for extended work stays.

The suite incorporates all of Hotel Citrine's eco-design details: terrazzo bathroom tiles, antique brass fittings with overhead rain shower, adjustable mirror, and adjustable sensored lighting. A virtual tour is available on the Hotel Citrine website. Booked via Marriott.com (property code: SJCTX).

The One Bedroom 2 Queen Suite at Hotel Citrine accommodates up to 4 guests — double the occupancy of the One Bedroom King Suite — with two queen beds featuring sustainable terry bedding, a modern work station in the bedroom, and a separate living room with a bonus sleeper sofa and dedicated dining area. The additional sleeping capacity and workspace make this the more practical suite for larger families or traveling groups at Hotel Citrine.

Like all Citrine suites, this room includes a private balcony, eco-friendly terrazzo bathroom tiles, antique brass rain shower, 65-inch TV, Nespresso, and mini fridge. Booked through Marriott.com (property code: SJCTX). For four guests needing two beds plus a living space, this suite offers more flexibility than the Four Seasons one-bedroom suite options, which max out at one king plus a sofabed.

The Two Bedroom Suite is Hotel Citrine's most spacious accommodation. The master bedroom has a king bed; the second bedroom has two double beds. Each bedroom has its own dedicated bathroom — a feature that provides meaningful privacy for multi-party stays. Both bedrooms have their own balcony for outdoor access. The shared living room includes a bonus sleeper sofa, a dedicated dining table, and additional lounge and sitting areas. Maximum occupancy is 4 guests.

The dual-bathroom layout is rare in Palo Alto's suite market — neither the Four Seasons one-bedroom suites nor the Westin suites offer this configuration. For two couples, a family with older children, or two colleagues sharing, the dedicated bathrooms eliminate the main friction point of suite-sharing. Booked through Marriott.com (property code: SJCTX).

The Nobu Suite is 436 sq ft with 1 king bed and accommodates 2 guests. It is the flagship branded suite at the property, sitting above the standard Deluxe and Premium room categories in size and positioning. Standard Nobu Hotel Palo Alto amenities apply: private balcony, 82-inch Samsung Smart TV, walk-in shower, Natura Bissé bath products, linen yukata, and complimentary Nespresso.

At 436 sq ft for 2 guests, the Nobu Suite prioritizes a premium per-guest experience over raw square footage. Compared to the Zen Suite (420 sq ft, up to 3 guests) and Ryokan Zen Suite (470 sq ft, up to 3 guests), the Nobu Suite has slightly fewer guests at a comparable size — appropriate for couples seeking a premium two-person stay.

The Ryokan Suite starts from 337 sq ft with 1 king bed and accommodates 2 guests. The Ryokan designation indicates a Japanese inn-inspired interior concept applied to the suite format. An ADA-accessible version (Ryokan Suite ADA at 355 sq ft) is also available. The standard Ryokan Room (320 sq ft) is the room-category equivalent, so the Ryokan Suite represents a step up in space and suite-level amenities within the same design language.

All Nobu Palo Alto standard amenities apply. The Ryokan Suite's starting size of 337 sq ft is the smallest among the suite categories at Nobu, but the Japanese design concept is consistent throughout. For guests specifically drawn to Nobu's Ryokan aesthetic but needing only 2 guests' worth of space, this is the entry-level Ryokan suite format.

The Ryokan Zen Suite is 470 sq ft with 1 king bed and accommodates up to 3 guests — making it the largest and highest-capacity suite in the Nobu Palo Alto lineup. It combines the Ryokan Japanese design concept with Zen-inspired elements and expands the occupancy to 3, compared to the 2-guest cap on the Nobu Suite and Ryokan Suite.

At 470 sq ft for 3 guests, the Ryokan Zen Suite is 34 sq ft larger than the Nobu Suite (436 sq ft) and 50 sq ft larger than the Zen Suite (420 sq ft). For a small group or a couple with a child, this is the most space-efficient suite at Nobu Palo Alto. All standard Nobu amenities — including private balcony, 82-inch Samsung TV, and Natura Bissé products — are included.

The Zen Suite at Nobu Hotel Palo Alto is 420 sq ft with 1 king bed and accommodates up to 3 guests. It sits between the Nobu Suite (436 sq ft, 2 guests) and the Ryokan Zen Suite (470 sq ft, 3 guests) in the lineup. The Zen Suite offers the same 3-guest capacity as the Ryokan Zen Suite but at a smaller footprint, making it a more compact option for those who want the Zen concept without the full Ryokan design overlay.

All Nobu Hotel Palo Alto suite amenities apply, including the private balcony and 82-inch Samsung Smart TV. The Zen Suite is available under the 'Suite Experiences' special package offered by Nobu Hotel Palo Alto. For guests who need space for 3 and prefer the Zen aesthetic over the Ryokan one, this is the direct alternative to the Ryokan Zen Suite.

The Junior Suite at The Westin Palo Alto features 1 king bed, a sofabed, a courtyard view, and a corner room position — meaning windows on two sides. Maximum occupancy is 4 guests (the largest occupancy category at the Westin). It includes a work desk, mini fridge, coffee/tea maker, and the Westin Heavenly® Bed pillowtop mattress and duvet. Accessible options are available for this suite type.

The corner position and courtyard view distinguish this from standard Westin guest rooms. At 4-person maximum occupancy with a sofabed, this suite is the most family-suitable configuration in the Westin lineup. For Marriott Bonvoy members, this is a practical points-earning suite option in central Palo Alto.

The Fireplace Suite at The Westin Palo Alto includes 1 queen bed, a sofabed, and a fireplace — a feature explicitly noted by the hotel as making it ideal for romantic getaways. It is the only suite type in Palo Alto's hotel market that includes a fireplace as a stated feature. The queen bed format (rather than king) is worth noting for couples who prefer this configuration. Accessible options are available.

The Westin Heavenly® Bath with marble vanity, lighted makeup mirror, and plush robe is standard. For a couple looking for a distinctly different suite experience from the larger Four Seasons or Nobu options, the Fireplace Suite offers a specific amenity — the fireplace — that no other Palo Alto suite property provides.

The 1-Bedroom Suite at The Westin Palo Alto is positioned on a high floor with 1 king bed and a sofabed. Maximum occupancy is 4 guests. The high-floor placement differentiates it from the Junior Suite (courtyard view at an unspecified floor) and the Fireplace Suite (fireplace rather than view as the key feature). Accessible options are available for this suite type.

The Westin's standard amenities — Heavenly® Bed, mini fridge, coffee/tea maker, free Wi-Fi, work desk — apply. For guests prioritizing a higher floor position with a king bed and sofabed in a Marriott Bonvoy property, this is the most straightforward suite option at the Westin Palo Alto. Compared to Hotel Citrine's One Bedroom King Suite, the Westin 1-Bedroom is on a high floor but without a private balcony noted as a feature.

The Westin Palo Alto offers two top-floor balcony suite variants: one with 1 king bed and a courtyard view, and one with 2 doubles and a sofabed. Both are on the top floor with a private balcony. The king variant offers a 2-adult courtyard view setup; the double variant accommodates more guests with the sofabed. Some of the hotel's suites with private terraces are described as overlooking downtown Palo Alto.

The private balcony on the top floor is the key differentiator for these suites within the Westin lineup. Compared to Nobu Hotel Palo Alto — where private balconies are included on all room types including standard rooms — the Westin's balcony access is reserved for top-floor suites only. Maximum occupancy on the two-double variant with sofabed reaches 4 guests. Accessible options are available for both variants.