The personalities of all four hotels have been carefully crafted to attract the various travel niches that comprise the Silicon Valley market; in other words, each hotel has been designed with a specific lifestyle in mind.  And continuing with its magazine analogy, Joie de Vivre likens Hotel Avante to Wired; Wild Palms Hotel to Fast Company; Moorpark Hotel to a combination of Esquire and Forbes; and Hotel Los Gatos to Town  & Country.

Hotel Avante was designed to emulate the lifestyle of the creative dot com business traveler. A handsome, hi-touch oasis, the Avante feels and functions like the comfortably styled apartment of a creative thinker. Juxtapositions between work and play, high-tech and low-tech are emphasized throughout the details of Hotel Avante. Special features of the hotel include a Mid-Century Modern Hi Fi Lounge, and an Executive Toy Box in each guestroom (includes a Slinky, Etch-a-Sketch, Rubik's Cube and other low-tech games).
 

The Wild Palms Hotel & Bar emphasizes a vibrant Mediterranean ambiance, featuring two spectacular courtyards and guestrooms decorated in colorful bungalow stylings. A resort-like atmosphere at Wild Palms will give corporate travelers a vacation-like sense of relaxation and fun while working on the road. Special features at the hotel include canopied beds, poolside office cabanas, and a poolside bar and lounge. The Moorpark Hotel and The Park Bar

Wild Palms Hotel Lobby 910 East Fremont Avenue Sunnyvale, CA

Opening in late 2001, the Hotel Los Gatos, will celebrate the stradas, plazas and Mediterranean gardens of central Europe. The villa-style hotel will include 30 two-room suites, high-speed Internet access, a full service day spa, Kuleto's Italian Restaurant, and extensive courtyards.