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Treehouse Hotel Silicon Valley opened in spring 2025 as the first American outpost of Treehouse, a nature-themed hotel brand from Starwood Hotels that started in London. It sits on a landscaped campus in north Sunnyvale, between Highways 101 and 237, with 111 rooms and suites, a heated outdoor pool, a beer garden and a restaurant from chef Stephanie Izard. The look leans playful and woodsy, with cabins, patios and plenty of trees. It is about 8 miles from downtown Palo Alto, so it works best for visitors with a car or with business in the Moffett Park and north Sunnyvale tech district.
This profile is based on the hotel's official website and FAQ, checked in early November 2026, plus the May 2025 opening announcement. We do not publish star ratings or reviews. Fees are hedged because they change. For live rates, check Treehouse Silicon Valley on Booking.com or book on the hotel's site.
Location and distances
The address is 1100 N. Mathilda Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94089. The hotel describes itself as on Mathilda Avenue between 101 and 237. This is the office district north of Highway 101, home to large tech campuses, rather than Sunnyvale's older downtown. The hotel's own site is the attraction here. There is little to walk to outside it.
| Destination | Straight line | By car (outside rush hour) |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown Palo Alto (University Avenue) | About 8 miles | About 10.5 miles, 20 to 30 minutes |
| Stanford Main Quad | About 8 miles | About 11 miles, 25 to 35 minutes |
| Sunnyvale Caltrain station | About 1.9 miles | About 2.7 miles, 5 to 10 minutes |
| Downtown Mountain View (Castro Street) | About 3 miles | 10 to 15 minutes |
Highway 101 is the fastest way to Palo Alto, but it is also one of the slowest roads in the region at rush hour. The hotel names both SFO and SJC as nearby airports. SJC is the closer one. Our San Jose airport guide covers the drive and transit routes.
Getting around without a car
The nearest Caltrain stop is Sunnyvale station, next to historic Murphy Avenue, about 2 miles south. Sunnyvale is in the same Caltrain fare zone as Palo Alto and the ride takes roughly 10 to 15 minutes depending on the train. The hotel has no shuttle or house car. Its FAQ points guests to Uber, Lyft or a taxi, which makes the short hop to the station easy. The hotel also lends free bikes, which suit rides to Sunnyvale's Baylands Park and the bay trails to the north. See our Caltrain guide for fares and schedules.
Rooms and suites
The hotel lists 111 rooms and suites. Standard rooms run about 415 to 417 square feet, larger than many hotel rooms in the area. Room types on the official site:
- King Room and Two Queens, about 417 square feet.
- King with Nook, with a built-in nook, about 417 square feet.
- Patio King and Patio Two Queens, with a private patio. Some Patio Two Queens connect.
- Perch King, about 388 square feet.
- Junior Suite and One Bedroom Suite, about 620 square feet.
- Cabin One Bedroom Suite with Soaking Tub, about 777 square feet.
- Two Bedroom Suite, about 1,165 square feet.
Wi-Fi is free. Minibars are available on request. Room safes fit laptops up to 13 inches, so bring a lock for a bigger machine or leave it at the front desk. Check-in is at 3 p.m. and checkout at 11 a.m. Late checkout before 3 p.m. costs extra and the hotel holds $150 a night on a card for incidentals. Guests must be 18 to book. The whole property is smoke-free.
Pool, fitness, parking and pets
- Pool. A heated outdoor pool. Hours are not posted online.
- Fitness. A 24-hour gym with cardio and weights plus group classes twice a week.
- Bikes. Complimentary for guests.
- Parking. Valet, listed at $32 a night. Day parking for diners is $16, validated in full or by half when you eat at the hotel.
- EV charging. Chargers in designated lots on site. No fee is published.
- Pets. Dog friendly with no pet fee listed. Dogs must be leashed or in a carrier in public spaces and stay out of the dining areas and gym. A person must be present when staff enter the room and pets cannot be left alone.
- Meetings. About 7,650 square feet of event space, according to the hotel's FAQ.
- Not offered. No spa, business center, kids club or ATM.
The hotel's FAQ also says it was named to Esquire's list of the best new hotels in the world for 2026. Check the official FAQ for current fees before you go.
Dining on site
Food is a big part of the draw:
- Valley Goat is the signature restaurant from James Beard Award-winning chef Stephanie Izard, known for her Chicago restaurants. The opening menu featured dishes such as goat empanadas and an avocado dip with chili-lime crunch.
- Backyard Cafe serves Bluestone Lane coffee, breakfast and light food.
- Beer Garden is seasonal, with more than 30 taps, lawn games and live music.
- Wonky Ones Market sells quick snacks.
- In-room takeout replaces classic room service.
Breakfast is not included in most rates. You pay at the cafe or restaurant unless a package says otherwise.
Food nearby
Off site, the best cluster of restaurants is Murphy Avenue in downtown Sunnyvale, a car-free block by the Caltrain station about 10 minutes away by car. Our Sunnyvale food guide, updated November 1, 2026, lists places there including Dishdash for Middle Eastern food, Meyhouse for Turkish meze, Mayan Kitchen, Ramen Seas at 173 Murphy Avenue and The Oxford Kitchen and Gastropub. Castro Street in Mountain View is a little farther west.
For sightseeing close to the hotel, our Sunnyvale guide covers Murphy Avenue, the Heritage Park Museum and Baylands Park. The Moffett Field museum is a short drive west, though it has its own ID rules. California's Great America and Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara are a short drive east along Highway 237 for theme park days and big games.
Who it suits
- Business travelers with meetings in Moffett Park or north Sunnyvale.
- Dog owners, since the hotel lists no pet fee.
- Food-minded travelers who want a chef-driven restaurant without leaving the hotel.
- Families who like suites, patios and a heated pool.
It is a weak fit for car-free visitors whose days are in Palo Alto or at Stanford. A room near a Caltrain station in Palo Alto or Mountain View saves a lot of time. Our near Stanford guide lists closer hotels.
Booking tips
- Budget for valet. The FAQ lists valet parking for a nightly fee and no free self parking.
- Pick the room type with care. Patio rooms and cabin suites are the most distinctive.
- Check package rates. Breakfast is only included in some offers.
- Book weekends for value. Business demand tends to peak Monday to Thursday in this district.
- Compare the area. You can compare Sunnyvale hotels on Expedia for the same dates.
Good to know
- 1100 N. Mathilda Avenue, Sunnyvale, between Highways 101 and 237.
- 111 rooms and suites. Opened spring 2025. First Treehouse hotel in the US.
- Valley Goat by Stephanie Izard, Backyard Cafe and a seasonal Beer Garden.
- Valet parking for a fee. Dogs welcome with no pet fee listed.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Treehouse Hotel Silicon Valley?
It is at 1100 N. Mathilda Avenue in north Sunnyvale, between Highways 101 and 237. Downtown Palo Alto is about 8 miles away in a straight line and roughly 10 miles by road. Expect 20 to 30 minutes by car outside rush hour.
Is Treehouse Silicon Valley the old Sheraton Sunnyvale?
It stands at the same address and booking sites list it under the old Sheraton Sunnyvale property record. Starwood Hotels describes the site as a reimagined former corporate campus that was once an orchard. The hotel opened under the Treehouse name in spring 2025.
Does Treehouse Hotel Silicon Valley allow dogs?
Yes. The hotel's pet page calls it dog friendly and says there are no pet fees, though damage or extra cleaning can be charged. Dogs must be leashed or carried in public areas and cannot be left alone in the room.
Is parking free at Treehouse Silicon Valley?
No. The hotel's FAQ lists valet parking at $32 a night and day parking at $16, validated in part or in full when you dine on site. EV charging is available in designated spaces.
Who runs the restaurant at Treehouse Silicon Valley?
Valley Goat, the main restaurant, is from James Beard Award-winning chef Stephanie Izard. The hotel also has the Backyard Cafe for coffee and breakfast and a seasonal Beer Garden with more than 30 taps.