The Grand Hotel Sunnyvale, Silicon Valley s #1 boutique hotel on TripAdvisor, announces its upcoming $25 million dollar annex will be completed June 1, 2021. A 60,000 sq. ft. addition will span 4 floors with 51 new rooms, two state-of-the-art meeting spaces, and a new gym.
Silicon Valley s Grand Hotel Sunnyvale Announces $25 Million Dollar Addition
60,000 Sq. Ft. Annex Features 51 New Rooms, 2 Meeting Spaces & More, Opening June 2021
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SUNNYVALE, Calif., Jan. 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Grand Hotel Sunnyvale, Silicon Valley s #1 boutique hotel on TripAdvisor, announces its upcoming $25 million dollar annex will be completed June 1, 2021. A 60,000 sq. ft. addition will span 4 floors with 51 new rooms, two state-of-the-art meeting spaces, and a new gym. In total, the hotel will offer 155 rooms and private villas, three indoor meeting spaces that can accommodate up to 80, an outdoor events space for up to 150, outdoor heated pool, and more for business and leisure travelers to Silicon Valley. The hotel is ADA compliant and pet-friendly. Use of the luxury house car, complimentary continental breakfast in room, daily happy hour from California s local boutique wineries, 24-hr room service, and more a
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The state Capitol in Sacramento. Image by glenngould is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
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