Hayes Mansion
About Hayes Mansion
Hayes Mansion San Jose, is an upscale, 4-star historic estate hotel located in the Edenvale neighborhood of South San Jose. Originally constructed in 1905, this stunning Spanish Colonial Revival-style mansion features modern guest rooms, lush landscaped gardens, an outdoor pool, and on-site dining. It serves as a popular destination for weekend getaways, weddings, and corporate events.
Hotel Amenities
- Free parking
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor pool & hot tub
- Pet-friendly rooms
- On-site restaurants & bar
- Fitness center
Join us in the atrium of Hayes Mansion. It is located approximately 200 feet and to the left from the front entrance. The hotel bar is in right next to it. Come early to buy dinner.
Seating is first come first served
Parking is complementary
No outside food or beverage
***It is customary to purchase food and or beverages from the venue
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What Guests Are Saying
As I did not stay in a room, I can not give a review on them. However the grounds and the inside are awesome. I was there just for a few hours for an outdoor concert. The bar and restaurant were nice as well as the outdoor patio area. Plenty of tables and area has a gas fire pit. This place seems like a great place for big parties or business get togethers. The front desk were friendly and knowledgeable about the long history of the place.
This hotel is overpriced, no question. It's not in a convenient location, far from the high traffic areas in the region. Parking is challenging. The grounds are nice and well maintained. The front desk staff were not very friendly. There is no spa contrary to what was posted online. The only bell desk person was not available, nor was a cart for our luggage which was hugely inconvenient. They didn't seem to have a radio to ask him how soon he would return.
The mansion has so much potential but the facility is badly managed. If you're there for the pool get there early. There are only 4 or 5 loungers and a few inexplicable tables. Multiple families were sitting on the floor. We had to ask for pool towels to be replenished. There are two umbrellas only. With a few hundred dollars the pool area could be renovated. Check-in took a half hour because the front was understaffed. On top of that the clerks seemed to have little sense of urgency. My impression was that this was very normal for the hotel. Breakfast was a complete mess. The skeleton crew was not enough. Most families had to sit down to dirty unbussed tables. My waiter did apologize and said that he had to go to the back and cook the breakfast himself for us. People were waiting around for the continental breakfast items to be refilled. This is probably a one-off but indicative of bad management: there was a large food crew cooking in the parking lot. I have never witnessed a sight like this before. It must have been for a wedding and there was no other space to grill. As a guest, it is the most bizarre sight to pull in to park and see billowing smoke and caterers making food next to people parking. Other guests may not experience this but they will experience staying at a place where management is clueless to the guest experience. The grounds are nice. And when the food arrived it was tasty. The pool was heated and the kids enjoyed it. The room was nice and clean. The location is off the beaten path but that's expected. Unfortunate that a historic site like this is being run this way.
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Book the whole room at Hayes Mansion
Birthdays, team offsites, bachelorette parties. You pick the painting, we bring the artist and the supplies, the venue handles food and drinks.
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Paint Nite at Hayes Mansion — FAQ
None. Your artist walks the whole room through the painting stroke by stroke over about two hours, and everyone leaves with a finished canvas. Most guests have never painted before.
Parking varies by night in San Jose — check the venue's website or give them a call before you head out.
Most venues keep food and drink service running during the event — ordered from and paid to the venue, separate from your seat price.
Doors open 30 minutes before the painting starts. Come early, grab your seat and order a drink — the artist starts on time.
Yes — Hayes Mansion has a wheelchair-accessible entrance. If you have specific seating needs, contact the venue ahead of the event and they'll set you up.