HUNDREDS OF COLLEGE students will soon be able to call downtown San Jose home, thanks to the quick renovations of a historic hotel.
Spartan Village on the Paseo, formerly the south tower of the Signia by Hilton hotel, will house roughly 700 San Jose State University students beginning this fall semester. About 120 beds will be partly subsidized through an $89 million state grant. Regular room prices for double, triple and quad-style rooms range from $7,520 to $9,562 with dining passes for the fall semester, according to the building’s website. Amenities include a gym, entertainment center, gaming room and on-site dining.
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