Glass Slipper Inn

this place is so dirty/​filthy! I wouldn’t recommend anyone to stay here! there’s roaches & crackheads living here & crazy people coming in & out! I don’t know how this place is still in business? but first & last time ever coming to visit/​stay!

Manager is a very sweet and caring man he really helped with last min accominating for my family to stay The Inn has a few apt with kitchettes and furnishings BYO cooking tools ! This isn’t a Hilton or Hyatt so don’t expect room service or breakfast
But has FREE Wifi and Parking !
Never seen any glass slippers around to be named it but I’m sure with the many steps used broke those puppy’s along
No elevator here
Maybe that’s why it’s called
The Glass Slipper Lots of stairs to make to get to rooms
Parking is below rooms and coin laundry is available

If you like the Mermaid Inn you’ll love the Glass Slipper Motel…
As a relaxed out by the pool with all the nubile young beauties I wondered how this little gem remained hidden to me for so long, and had I died and gone to heaven!!!
I began my day with the Viyansa Yoga class. In this practice, students flow from one posture to another, synchronizing breath and movement. Often the class begins with sun salutations, standing poses, and balancing postures, then moves to seated forward-​folds, twists, backbends and inversions.
I highly recommend the penthouse suite if you have the means! Now some might complain that neighboring rooms are running a meth lab… but that just gives you some of the local flavor!

Cheap sleeps. Not bad if you like light switches that don’t work, mold on the ceiling, «mystery stains» on the underside of the comforter, and squeaky bathroom floors from too much moisture seeping through the 70s-​tastic linoleum. Not for the germ conscious. Fridge in room to keep the wine chilled. No porn channels, but they have a DVD player for you, so bring your own.

It is a seedy motel, yes. However, it must get points for being shaped like a castle in the middle of Palo Alto. This place reminds me of high school, parties, and my teenage years.