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MarriottS Newest Solution For Longer stay Travelers,Towneplace Suites Offers Uncomplicated Residential LivingWith Your Budget In Mind. Our Townhouse Community ProvidesThings That Matter Spacious Studios, One And Two bedroomSuites, Fully Equipped Kitchens, And Large Work Spaces WithTwo Phone Lines, Personalized Voice Mail, And On siteBusiness Services, Plus 24 Hour Staffing And HousekeepingBased On Length Of Stay. When It Is Time To Relax, EnjoyOur Outdoor Pool And Exercise Room. For Your Convenience,There Is A Guest Laundry On Premises. Towneplace Suites...The Simple Solution For Extended Stays. Milpitas Hotels - largest online directory and reservation system for Milpitas hotels, motels, inns, bed & breakfasts and other lodging accommodations in Milpitas, USA.
Address: 1428 Falcon Drive, Milpitas, California United States of America
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