Apparently well-maintained and still a viable property, Redwood City's grounds remained attractive. Its guest rooms apparently never featured beams, but the second floor rooms did have vaulted ceilings.

Right: Note that the interior view shows a single room. Interestingly and true to its original form, a tile floor covered the entryway. The exaggerate in height door was a feature in many Howard Johnson's Motor Lodges, for it facilitated use of the tall roll-away beds which were once standard at Hojo's.