Fairmont San Jose – Welcoming Technology and Luxury Accommodations

San jose Fairmont Hotel

California‘s Silicon Valley is the place to be for all things technology in the U.S. It is also home to the trendy city of San Jose and a splendid hotel property catering to business professionals known as the Fairmont San Jose. The hotel is part of the broader Fairmont portfolio and is the perfect venue for both hosting out-of-town guests and formal business meeting affairs.

The Fairmont San Jose is a refined and elegant property consisting of two towers featuring 731 deluxe guest rooms and 77 suites. However, technology does not take a back seat to the style and sophistication of one of San Jose’s most loved hotel properties. Instead, it is integrated throughout the hotel.

Each of the rooms at the Fairmont is open and spacious, including the modern bathrooms featuring plenty of marble and separate tub and walk-in shower. Room amenities include the finest linens and toiletries, luxurious robes, 32-inch HDTV, work desk, automated mini-bar, coffee maker, and high-speed Internet access (free for President Club members). Each room offers views of the city or the Santa Cruz Mountains as well.

Tova Day Spa

There is no better way to close out a busy day of meetings and presentations than to relax at the hotel’s Tova Day Spa, a world-class spa featuring treatments that combine the best from both Eastern and Western techniques. Revive both body and mind in the steam room, sauna, or Jacuzzi, or at the hands of trained therapists expertly combining massage with herbs, spices, and exotic oils. You will be treated like royalty at Tova. The spa also offers body wraps & scrubs; nail care, hair and makeup, waxing, and more.

Traveling on pleasure, not business? The Spa also offers couple suite packages as well.

Dining

The Fairmont San Jose offers three dining options, including the Fountain Restaurant, the Bijan Bakery & Café, and the Grill on the Alley. The Fountain is a breakfast and lunch venue perfect for your business breakfast or family meal. Bijan is a European bakery well known throughout the local area for its pastries, croissants, and sandwiches. Grill on the Alley is a New York style grill with seafood, chops, and steaks.

Facilities

As a business-focused hotel, the Fairmont San Jose offers numerous meeting rooms that can accommodate groups of 200 to 3,000, along with all the technology you need for the perfect business meeting. From a simple gathering to a full-fledged multimedia theater presentation, the Fairmont is the venue of choice in San Jose for high-powered business in a sophisticated setting.

During your free time, the hotel is within easy distance of more than 60 world-class wineries offering tours and tastings. If you are thinking about hitting the links, you will be pleasantly surprised. The Monterey Peninsula is famous for its golf courses catering to all skill levels. And of course, the property’s location on South Market St. puts the Fairmont within walking distance of a full range of restaurants, shops, and cafés.

Whether you are in San Jose for business or pleasure, the Fairmont San Jose is waiting to welcome you. Your stay at the Fairmont San Jose will be one you will not soon forget, with long-lasting memories of the impeccable service and outstanding accommodations. For a Southern California counterpart in the same group, see our review of the Fairmont Grand Del Mar.

Night rates begin at under $200.

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