Located in San Francisco, 656 feet from Union Square, Beacon Grand, A Union Square Hotel features accommodations with a fitness center, private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Located in San Francisco’s quaint Nob Hill neighborhood, this hotel near the Golden Gate Bridge and Union Square offers on-site dining. Guest rooms feature city or bay views and free WiFi.
Located in the heart of downtown San Francisco, this Hilton is conveniently located crossroads of the Financial District, Chinatown, and North Beach.
Wendy
United States of America
The receptionist that help us with a problem we had with our payment was really nice and had a lot patience.The rooms where clean and they also made our beds and gave us clean towels.
Located in San Francisco, the Cow Hollow Inn and Suites offers nonsmoking accommodations to guests. Free self parking for 1 car per room and free WiFi is provided.
Suzanne
United States of America
Down the street from Chestnut, which is a wonderful place for restaurants and coffee
Centrally located in San Francisco's Financial District and steps away from Chinatown and the Ferry Building, this luxurious hotel offers unrivaled accommodations and state-of-the-art amenities,...
The location was really nice and the view was pretty.
Located adjacent to the Powell and California cable car stop, Stanford Court San Francisco is a technology-friendly boutique hotel that features a lobby and business center equipped with 7 MacBooks,...
Great location, lovely room, clean, fantastic staff
Just 3 minutes’ walk from Fisherman's Wharf, the Hyatt features an on-site restaurant and lounge. A heated outdoor pool and hot tub are offered. Free WiFi and a 47” HDTV are featured in all rooms.
The hotel is beautiful l, nice pool and the location.
Located next to the the Moscone Convention Center, this downtown San Francisco hotel offers luxurious rooms equipped with flat-screen TVs. Facilities include a fitness center.
The room was lovely and the bed was so comfortable.
Located in a historic building that is just 5 minutes’ walk from Union Square, Marines' Memorial Club & Hotel Union Square features a rooftop restaurant, a library, a gym with indoor pool and a 564...
Staff were absolutely amazing, so friendly and helpful
Forbes "Best Bed & Breakfast in San Francisco for 2024" Located 5 minutes’ walk from San Francisco’s vibrant Union Square, this bed & breakfast-style property offers uniquely decorated guest rooms,...
Beautiful decoration, comfortable, great staff, great location!
Located in San Francisco’s quaint Nob Hill neighborhood, this hotel near the Golden Gate Bridge and Union Square offers on-site dining. Guest rooms feature city or bay views and free WiFi.
Location to the tram, pizza places and liquor stores
Well situated in the Theater District district of San Francisco, FOUND Hotel Carlton, Nob Hill is located a 13-minute walk from Union Square, 1.6 miles from Moscone Center and 1.7 miles from...
Location good. Nice and clean hotel, we did like it
Located in downtown San Francisco and just 5 minutes’ walk from Union Square, this charming hotel offers guest rooms with cable TV and free WiFi. Chinatown is 9 minutes' walk away.
Location and the breakfast pastries where delicious 😋
Featuring a shared lounge, bar and free WiFi, The Bartlett Hotel and Guest house is located in San Francisco, 1969 feet from Union Square and 1.3 mi from Moscone Center.
Location, clean, fast check in / out , friendly staff
Located directly across from Chinatown’s Dragon Gate, The Urban offers accommodations in San Francisco. Free WiFi and free 24-hour coffee are offered to guests.
Location is wonderful, small but very cozy and nice
Located in the heart of San Francisco, FOUND FOUND Hotel, San Francisco is 1312 feet from FOUND Hotel, San Francisco and 2625 feet from Moscone Center.
We had breakfast at the Mason Cafe, location was good
Located in San Francisco’s Theater District, this European-style hotel is 6 minutes’ walk from Union Square. The Andrews Hotel offers an on-site restaurant and guest rooms with free WiFi.
The staff are so friendly & the location is perfect
Located in the historic North Beach District of San Francisco, Europa Hotel is 20 minutes’ walk from Fisherman's Wharf, 17 minutes’ walk from Union Square and 5 minutes’ from the landmark Transamerica...
very good location. they let us leave luggage after check out
Centrally located in downtown San Francisco, this luxury 4-star hotel is one block from Union Square. It offers an Italian restaurant and rooftop lounge, a sauna, and spacious rooms with free WiFi.
Location was amazing. Staff was great! Beautiful hotel.
Located in Downtown San Francisco, this boutique hotel is just 2 blocks from Union Square. It features an on-site restaurant, a cardio room, and spacious rooms with free WiFi.
This boutique Union Square hotel, located on the Powell Cable Car Line, is just 2 minutes' walk from cafes and shopping at Tiffany's, Macy's, Niketown and other popular Central San Francisco stores.
Staff was nice. Room was clean. Location is great.
Located in San Francisco, a 4-minute walk from Union Square, Hotel Nikko San Francisco has accommodations with a terrace, private parking and a bar. This 5-star hotel offers room service and an ATM.
Location pool and spa areas catered to all our needs
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On average, 3-star hotels in San Francisco cost $132 per night, and 4-star hotels in San Francisco are $179 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in San Francisco can be found for $308 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in San Francisco this weekend is $180 or, for a 4-star hotel, $236. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in San Francisco for this weekend cost around $574 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $178 per night to book a 3-star hotel in San Francisco for tonight. You'll pay around $413 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in San Francisco will cost around $918, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Home to one of America’s icons – the Golden Gate Bridge – San Francisco is a liberal city where life is very much for the living.
Surrounded by water on 3 sides, the city's spread over steep hills that make for great photo ops. And none better than the zig-zag Lombard Street, seen in many a film. Even more famous are San Fran's iconic trolleys climbing the hills – a little touristy, but still worth a ride.
In the middle of the bay, Alcatraz island is known for the notorious criminals once imprisoned there. Even if you don’t go inside, the views of the bridge and city are unparalleled.
Nowhere is life in San Francisco more laid-back than on the Pacific beaches. Rent a bike and head out there, passing through the huge Golden Gate Park, before returning to sample some fresh seafood at Fisherman’s Wharf. Don't miss the clam chowder served in bread bowls! Chinatown also has a great selection of mid-range restaurants.
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Staying by Fisherman's Wharf is more expensive, but totally...
Staying by Fisherman's Wharf is more expensive, but totally worth it. You can walk almost anywhere: Wharf, Ghirardelli Square, cable car, great for a morning walk along the coast. If you have kids, there is a fantastic arcade museum down at the wharf with some really old games and some newer ones. The whole family enjoyed that - $20 worth of quarters buys a lot of fun. We took the driverless taxi (Waymo) to the Golden Gate Bridge, and that was quite a hoot. Adults and kids alike enjoyed that ride. Get to the cable car when they first open otherwise you'll be spending too much time in line later in the day and evening. Plan for at least 4-6 hours at Alcatraz. We only saw about half in 4 hours (from the time we boarded the ferry).
Cindy Goodale
United States of America
Scored 10
10
We only had the day after Thanksgiving this time so we took...
We only had the day after Thanksgiving this time so we took a bus to SFMOMA for a photography exhibit.
MOMA is worth much longer to really explore but we did not have time this visit. Took a bus to the De Young Museum in Golden Gate Park, enjoyed an amazing exhibit of huge tapestries from the 14th century. The De Young has such beautiful collections that they rotate and update frequently.
Took bus back to the Marina district and our hotel. Had dinner and shopped a bit on Chestnut Street at a favorite book store.
Dorothea
United States of America
Scored 10
10
I would rather be in San Francisco than anywhere else in the...
I would rather be in San Francisco than anywhere else in the US. Union Square/Financial District are still pandemic-impacted and many favorite stores and restaurants are closed giving a ghostly affect, The Tenderloin will always be the Tenderloin. The Civil Center BART station feels like a bad neighborhood in Blade Runner. But most neighborhoods like Cole Valley and the Marina remain lively with packed restaurants even on Monday nights. For the most part the City is clean, beautiful, and full of cultural and outdoor options for residents and visitors. The food remains among the best in the world. I had a lovely meal at Cesarios near my hotel; otherwise I met up with friends and ate at their homes. I am happy just walking around looking at the houses and other buildings for hours. If you are fit you can walk just about anywhere, and if not, there are buses everywhere.
Susan
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Beautiful place.
Beautiful place. Yes, it's a compact big city, which deals with big city problems. But it deals with them pretty well, and in sometimes creative and innovative ways. San Francisco had changed for the worse from 2000 through the 2010's: it sold out to awful people. But that stuff was unsustainable, and it's changed a lot in the 2020's: better people, smarter solutions to problems and more care for the place. In any case, the basis of San Francisco stays the same: natural beauty, an inspiration to artists and a joie de vivre.
Don
United States of America
Scored 2.0
2.0
Luckily,only stayed in San Francisco overnight to fly...
Luckily,only stayed in San Francisco overnight to fly home.My daughter was shocked with the drug addiction and mental health issues which was in every corner of the city and spread out into every small town.
Susan
Canada
Scored 8.0
8.0
The sights were iconic particularly the wharf, alcatraz and...
The sights were iconic particularly the wharf, alcatraz and the bridge. I also saw the game between the warriors and mavericks and the experience at the stadium was outstanding. I love the festive atmosphere at pier 39. The street people were a litte sad to see and also felt a little unsafe from a pedestrian onstreet sight seeing perspective.
Pete
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Hotel is within a five minutes walk to Union Square so well positioned to enjoy tourist attractions. The rooms are clean and spacious with all necessary facilities. The room had access to coffee with a large fridge.
The stay is comfortable with plenty of space.
The breakfast was adequate for our needs and set us up for the day. A few extra breakfast options would be nice but it was good enough.
The hotel security was good and we were allowed to store our luggage after checking out which meant we had more time in San Francisco to explore.
We really enjoyed our stay! The hotel has a good old-fashioned vibe but everything was very clean and comfortable. The hotel is in the perfect location - close to everything and just a minute from the cable car station and 5 minutes walking to the Union Square. The stuff was also very friendly and welcoming. A nice touch of fresh sweet pastry every morning and unlimited selection of tea and coffee. Definitely recommend this place while visiting San Francisco!
The location is one of the best things about this hotel. You feel safe!!! It’s in a safe area right next to union square, which has all the nice shops, cable cars and hop on buses.
The room had all the amenities you need. They even gave us a kettle to make tea. The bathroom also has plugs near the mirror which is a bonus!
Also if you take a drinks bottle then they provide free cold water in the reception which was a bonus!
Hotel is located a convenient walk from Union Square and turning left when coming out of the hotel door leads to a safer area of San Francisco. Hotel is walkable from Powell St BART and is also walking distance to the historic cable car. The character of the hotel is an older style property, which adds to its charm.
The hotel was on the edge of Union Square which is in the heart of San Francisco's major shopping and entertainment area. There was a small pool and an area to chiill out in.
Veryan
United Kingdom
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