Clarion Hotel San Jose Airport

Clarion Hotel San Jose Airport

by ChrisClarion

"www.clarionsj.com"

Hi Everyone,

My name is Chris and I have been managing the Clarion Hotel San Jose Airport for the past 12 years. We are a resort-style property with business amenities located one mile east of the San Jose International Airport. We are perfect for vacationers and business travelers alike!

We offer:

„Ï Free Hot Breakfast Buffet
„Ï Free Wireless and Direct High-Speed Internet
„Ï Free Shuttle Service to/from San Jose Airport
„Ï Free 24 hour Business Center.
„Ï Free Parking.
„Ï Free Local, Credit Card and 800 calls.
„Ï Laptop safes in all rooms
„Ï Pay Lodgenet Pay-per-view, HBO & Nintendo
„Ï Free TV Japan, ETTV (Chinese), Univision (Spanish)
„Ï Island Grill: Steak & Seafood with a tropical twist!
„Ï Bamboo Lounge: Live Entertainment Wed-Sat.
„Ï Room Service 11am to 10pm.
„Ï 4,000 sq. ft. of meeting space.
„Ï A Putting Green with putters at the desk.
„Ï Exercise Room with State-of-the-Art Equipment.
„Ï Large Heated Pool (weather permitting) and Spa.
„Ï 24 hour Gift Shop and an ATM
„Ï 90 rooms with refrigerator/microwaves

Check us out on Tripadvisor.com. We are rated quite high and we are a great value.

Thank you,

~Chris
www.clarionsj.com-hotel
www.theislandgrill.com-restaurant

Bouldering at Touchstone

by Anthro

This indoor bouldering rock wall is centrally located between 1st and 2nd Streets in downtown San Jose. The cost is $10 per adult/ $5 per kid. It is a day pass, so you can climb for however long you want. The wall is challenging with marked "puzzles" or paths, however you can climb however you want if you do not want to follow the designated rock grips. There were no ropes, but the kids (when I was there) were doing a great job, even getting to the top of the 15-20 foot wall. Unless you have the rock climbing shoes already, you need to rent their shoes for $4 a pair. Bring your own rock climbing shoes or you can rent theirs for $4. They stink like bowling shoes though!

Bring comfortable clothing and some quarters for their lockers in case you bring extra stuff. Or, you can just place it on the side near the pads.

Mt Lick

by pmarshuk

You can't really tell from this picture but the approach road is very steep and twisting. Lots of people actually think it's fun to cycle to this place judging by the number of cyclists we saw on the road.

Everything for your home

by nomadig about Crate & Barrel

Crate & Barrel is a good place to buy mid-priced furniture and small items to your home. The stuff is not top-notch design, but they are not made from the cardboard, either.

If you are travelling, you may not be able to buy a sofa and squeeze it to your suitcase, but the store is still worth a visit. The selection of vases and other smaller items is almost exhaustive and the prices are not bad.

Crate & Barrel stocks also Marimekko fabrics, so if you are fancy of Finnish design, go and check their offerings.

Go Greyhound

by cwest03

Greyhound is another viable option for getting to and from San Jose. Although I've never taken it myself I do know that there is a station in downtown San Jose located at 70 South Almaden Ave. From there Greyhound will take you all over the Bay Area, California and the country.

Telephone Numbers:
Main: (408) 295-4151
Baggage: (408) 295-6939
Greyhound Package Express: (408) 295-8276
Customer Service: (408) 295-4153
Charter: (800) 454-2487

Station Hours:
12:00 am-12:45 am
5:15 am-11:59 pm