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Located in San Francisco, 2.6 mi from Moscone Center, Parker Guest House features accommodations with a garden and private parking. The cosy British college atmosphere and the amability of the staff
Featuring stunning views of downtown San Francisco from each spacious guestroom, Loews Regency San Francisco offers gourmet on-site dining, in-room massage services and easy access to sites such as... Absolutely everything! This was one of the most amazing hotels my wife and I have ever stayed in! The views, the service, everything!
Located 5 minutes’ walk from San Francisco’s vibrant Union Square, this bed & breakfast-style property offers uniquely decorated guest rooms, each furnished with a gas fireplace. We love this property. The wine and appetizers they serve each evening are lovely. The rooms are comfortable and eclectic.
Built in 1903, Hotel Drisco features Edwardian architecture. Atop Pacific Heights on Pacific Avenue, this luxurious San Francisco hotel is only 5 minutes' walk from Presidio National Park. Room was beautiful....service was excellent... breakfast & wine & appetizers were wonderful. Would stay again. Pacific Heights is lovely.
Centrally located at the intersection of California Street and Montgomery Street, Omni San Francisco features a restaurant and elegant rooms. Perfect classical hotel. The way you remember it should be. Don't think to much, just go.
Built high atop Ghirardelli Square with San Francisco Bay views, this urban San Francisco resort features luxurious apartments with free WiFi and fully equipped gourmet kitchens. Location, Facilities, Surroundings, Apartments desgin and Staff.
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Popular with guests booking hotels in San Francisco
Popular with guests booking hotels in San Francisco
Popular with guests booking hotels in San Francisco
Popular with guests booking hotels in San Francisco
Popular with guests booking hotels in San Francisco
Located in the Marina District of San Francisco, the Seaside Inn is within 10 minutes’ walk to the Marina Green and renowned shops and cafes on Chestnut and Union Street. Yogi the owner was lovely and assisted with anything we needed, excellent value for 2 star...
This San Francisco hotel is located just a 5-minute walk from Lombard Street, the "Crookedest Street in the World", and less than a mile from Fisherman’s Wharf. Excellent location wasn’t far to walk to places and felt the staff were helpful
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 full-service health club and a... Room size was great & great views from the restaurant for breakfast.
Located within 5 minutes’ walk of Ferry Building shops and ferries to Alcatraz, this luxury San Francisco hotel features guest rooms with stunning views of the San Francisco Bay and the Financial... Nice view to the bridge and the city!
This downtown San Francisco hotel is a 4-minute walk from Fisherman’s Wharf. A modern gym and spacious rooms with cable TV are offered. The room was clean and comfortable. Location is great.
This towering historic landmark on Nob Hill features a top-floor restaurant with beautiful views of San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge. Cable car stops are just outside the hotel. The room was very spacious, clean and comfortable!
This San Francisco hotel in Union Square is just steps from Chinatown. On-site dining and a 24-hour gym are available for guest convenience. Best location, clean and comfortable rooms, great bed and helpful staff.
Famed bars, an awe-inspiring crystal chandelier restaurant, a fitness area and a glass dome indoor pool are featured at this landmark Financial District Palace. We very much enjoyed the overall experience in your hotel!
With free Wi-Fi, this cozy European-style hotel is in North Beach within walking distance of Fisherman's Wharf. It combines old-world charm with modern amenities, such as free Wi-Fi. The toilets were very clean even though they were shared.
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. The location was great! Very close to Union Square, shops, public transportation.
Directly across the street from Ocean Beach, Rodeway Inn & Suites Ocean Beach offers guest room with free WiFi access and free guest parking. A daily continental breakfast is provided to guests. It was clean and good parking was free
Located in the famous Nob Hill District of San Francisco, this centrally located 1907 hotel is within 20 minutes' walk to major attractions such as Union square, Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown and... the hotel is clean, complete amenities inside the room fridge, microwave, coffeemaker Most of all...
This European-style hotel is in San Francisco's Alamo Square neighborhood, just 1 mile from the Haight-Ashbury District and Hayes Valley shopping and dining area. The hotel has a 24-hour front desk. The place is real value for money. I like the guest relationship maintaining by the staff.
Located in the historic North Beach District of San Francisco, Europa Hotel & Hostel is 20 minutes’ walk from Fisherman's Wharf, 17 minutes’ walk from Union Square and 5 minutes’ from the landmark... Lowest room rates in best neighborhood, staff gave me a discount when I extended my stay for 2 more...
Located at the gateway to San Francisco’s Chinatown, Grant Plaza Hotel features guest rooms with free WiFi and a 24-hour desk service. the room was above my expectations...
The 7th Street & Market Street Subway Station is just steps from this centrally located San Francisco hotel. A 24-hour reception with tour services is offered at the Aida Plaza Hotel. The staff were nice. Location was good. Price was good for room.
Located in San Francisco, 2.6 mi from Moscone Center, Parker Guest House features accommodations with a garden and private parking. The cosy British college atmosphere and the amability of the staff
Centrally located at the intersection of California Street and Montgomery Street, Omni San Francisco features a restaurant and elegant rooms. Perfect classical hotel. The way you remember it should be. Don't think to much, just go.
Steps from Union Square, this historic yet modernized hotel features classic European charm and in-room spa services. We had an oustanding experience from the moment of check in.
Just 5 minutes' walk from vibrant Union Square, the recently restored Hotel Nikko San Francisco offers a modern, Asian-inspired aesthetic and features an indoor pool with a glass atrium and an on-site... the washlet toilet The location
Located five minutes’ walk to the shops and restaurants at Union Square and Yerba Buena Gardens, this San Francisco hotel provides a full-service spa, an adult indoor lap pool and a restaurant. The maid service was amazing!! She truly went above and beyond for us. Made my birthday feel...
Offering Italian-inspired design, this centrally located San Francisco hotel is just 3 minutes’ walk from the popular sights of Union Square. Location and size of room fantastic.
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. Staff very friendly, location can't be beat, especially for a reasonable price.
Located within 2.5 miles of Fisherman’s Wharf and Ghirardelli Square, this hotel offers spacious suites with kitchenettes and free Wi-Fi. A gym and business center are also on site. Beautifully decorated, would highly stay there again
Some of the best hotels in San Francisco near Union Square include Inn at Union Square, a Greystone Hotel, White Swan Inn and Taj Campton Place.
Many families visiting San Francisco loved staying at Hotel Drisco, Parker Guest House, and Inn at Union Square, a Greystone Hotel.
Loews Regency San Francisco, The Fairmont Heritage Place Ghirardelli Square, and Huntington Hotel got great room view-related reviews from travelers in San Francisco.
On average, 3-star hotels in San Francisco cost $196 per night, and 4-star hotels in San Francisco are $284 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in San Francisco can be found for $481 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 $608 or, for a 4-star hotel, $736. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in San Francisco for this weekend cost around $1,323 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Travelers who stayed in San Francisco near San Francisco International Airport (SFO) have said good things about Grand Hyatt at SFO, El Rancho Inn, Signature Collection, and La Quinta by Wyndham San Francisco Airport West.
On average, it costs $262 per night to book a 3-star hotel in San Francisco for tonight. You'll pay around $419 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in San Francisco will cost around $689, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Hotel Drisco, Parker Guest House, and Inn at Union Square, a Greystone Hotel are some of the popular hotels in San Francisco.
For hotels in San Francisco that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Taj Campton Place, Hotel Drisco, and Marines' Memorial Club & Hotel Union Square.
Downtown San Francisco, Union Square, and South of Market (SOMA) are popular with other travelers visiting San Francisco.
These hotels in San Francisco are highly rated by couples: Mansion on Sutter, Hotel Drisco, and The Fairmont Heritage Place Ghirardelli Square.
San Francisco is my favorite city in the world. I try to go 2X a year. It is an international, colorful, delicious, friendly, unforgettable adventure. If you can't find what you need there, you don't need it! I always manage to go to the Redwood Room (Clift Hotel), The Buena Vista for Irish Coffee, The Big Four (Scarlet Huntington) for Cioppino, The Rotunda (Nieman Marcus) for afternoon tea, Ghiradelli Square for chocolate, Macy's and the Cheesecake Factory overlooks Union Square! The Ferry Building, Haight-Ashbury, and Union Square for music and contemplation. I shop at Westfield's and thrift shops! I seriously miss Lefty O'Douls. :( I use the rail buses, trolleys and taxis. Take the Coast Starlight train from LA to get to Oakland, and then bus over. What to avoid next time? All the delicious food!---NOT! I use a cane, and I walk more there than at home! You want a lite dinner to take to your room, go to the Walgreens on Powell. Or one of the many little corner deli's. SF can be $ or $$$$$. It's up to you! You will never forget this town! Thank you, Booking.com for finding me great hotel deals!
My fiancé and I recently stayed at the Axiom Hotel for a weekend getaway in San Fran and we didn't want to leave. The staff was very friendly and accommodating and we instantly felt comfy upon walking into the lobby and front desk area which Is adorned and decorated quite well with Bay Area & California related books and other themed associated literature. Our room was seemingly very clean and felt new and we were super comfy. My only critiques, we couldnt get our air conditioner to work & there was a bit of hard water/rust spots in one area of our room's bathtub, however this can be easily cleaned and addressed by hotel custodial staff and wasn't a big deal for us. Additionally we had a tough time with our shower's water temperature being too cold to be acceptable. The rest of the bathroom looked to be very spic and span and I wanted to steal the faucet knobs and bathroom mirror for use in my own home. As with most hotels in SF, Axiom is pricey and I feel this can be tuned down a bit from room rates to room service prices. There are many hotels in Frisco and already Axiom I feel has made it to the top class. I hope they continue in the direction they are going and dont change the recipe.
This whole city is so unique and so magical there I fear my vocabulary wont be sufficient. Its true, it is very much the most european-like city in the states. There's history. Its walk-able. Excellent public transportation. Even better food. Theres something for everyone from every socio-economic background. Its has every right to be pretentious but sticks out with a surprisingly down to earth, chilled out attitude. You dont see too many overweight San Franciscans because it is so nice to be able to walk everywhere. The outdoor spaces in the city combined with a moderate climate makes being outdoors so inviting. SF in spring, summer and fall is so idyllic. The parks and (most streets) are clean and inviting. Its nice to be in such a liberal place because you can look however you want to look, love whomever you want to love and even smoke whatever you want without judgemental eyes falling on you. It truly is a wonderful place. ANd because it is wonderful in so many ways to so many people, it is outrageously expensive and crowded as hell. You really need to read and depend on reviews when booking a place to stay because a moderately priced accommodation could mean a cramped, European-style shoebox of a room where your bathroom sink and mirror is in your room and the walls are paper thin. Also, Ive never paid more for parking in this city than anywhere else Ive been. If you hate diversity, skip this city. You'll feel alone in your hatred of every skin color and gender under the rainbow. ;-) The only really terrible parts
The Edwardian is a cute hotel and is great for a quick overnight trip. This is a place to stay if you just need a place to sleep and are not looking for a full amenity hotel. Parking is a couple blocks away and we paid to park at a lot that let us park overnight. There is no place to park and unload when you check in and if ordering car service they can't really stop in front since its on market street so you have to be ready to jump into the car. They old slider gate elevator is cute and the view from our room was nice. We walked up to Stacks restaurant on Hayes for a great breakfast and the hotel is adjacent to Valencia street which offers lots of shops and restaurants.
Alcatraz is a must see, be sure to complete the full included audio tour. If you catch the weather right the Golden Gate Bridge is worth traveling to and walking on. Expect to pay(budget for) about $20 per person per meal including taxes and tip. Hotels are everywhere older and newer; I would recommend a middle of the road priced one not in the middle of union square or any other named area; thus is so you can sleep at night without the party voices and minimal emergency and transportation vehicles. Also expect to pay about $30 per day for overnight parking if you drive there; use Spothero app to reserve a nice spot close to your hotel. $30 day rate is for reserved spots if you just show up its closer to $50 and possible that it may even be full. And plan to pay (as if Jan'2016) $31 for all included 3 day public transportation passes or $20 per 1 day passes; as the cable car, subway and bus system moves in a linear (one way- no loop) direction which gets expensive quickly. Currently cable car is $7, bus $2.50 and subway somewhere in between the two; per direction.
This hotel is in an excellent location just off Union Square. The staff was unusually friendly and helpful. Don’t be discourage by the very basic front door and check in area. The rooms are nicely and comfortably furnished and well decorated and the bathroom is modern. There are nice little lounge rooms on each floor. The breakfast had a good selection, though one day the had run out of several options before we got down there. We will definitely stay there again!
Good location a few blocks uphill from Union Square, avoiding some of the noise and panhandling while still close to stores (if thats your thing - Id love to stay far from Union Square but most options are there). This hotel doesn’t look “contemporary” from outside but has one of the best rooms Ive stayed in SF around the $300 price point: spacious with a nice bathroom, also very clean and functional with 3 usb outlets and an iphone dock.
Close proximity to Union Square, Beautiful view from my room (see photo), great Happy Hour in intimate setting. Lobby is inviting and comfy place to relax. Valet parking is reasonably priced compared to other hotels in the area. It’s a 3rd-party vendor so took slightly longer to retrieve my car but it was a beautiful day and I didn’t mind.
Very good location. Only 4 blocks away from Union Square. Quiet hotel. Very clean and big rooms. Free light breakfast every morning. Good customer service. Nice and helpful hotel staff. I always stay at Beresford Arms Hotel every time I go to San Francisco. It’s always a good stay in this hotel.
The property is just a short walk to the Union Square. The room was very comfortable and has really good ammenities. The staff was also very nice and helpful even though I was checking-in quite late at night. Will definitely recommend this hotel when visiting San Francisco.
Has 2 levels parking. Which kinda important in SF. Also awesome location. A lot can be reached by foot. Also tram is 5 mins away if want go up to union square. It not cheep, but so any hotel in this area, but considering location and other benefits it good value
Location is great. Very close to Union Square. The Hostel organises activities every day, from free dinners to socials to bike ride tours to pub crawls. I would say it’s one of the best places I would go to when traveling alone in San Francisco.
The Touchstone Hotel was a nice hotel stay at in San Francisco. Many major spots such as Union Square and the shopping district were within walking distance which was great! I recommend this hotel if you’re in SF
Traditional, quirky San Francisco hotel. Old fashioned lift and charming decor. Staff couldn’t do enough to help. Excellent location (if you don’t mind the hills!) for Nob Hill, China Town and Union Square.
Everything! For a first timer in San Francisco I couldn't have picked a better hotel. Very welcoming, helpful and beautiful! Very centered in the main tourist sites and a block away from union square
The facilities were good and the hotel is in a great location in relation to Powell station and Union Square. The area was quiet despite it’s proximity to downtown. The electronic blinds were great.
The location is perfect for travellers- very convenient to go to Union Square and San Francisco downtown. There are also many good restaurants nearby. The room is clean and well equipped.
Conveniently located at Union Square, nice and friendly staff, clean room and comfortable bed. This is the ONLY hotel i stay when i come to San Francisco every 2 months
Great location near the financial district, only 1 homeless along the street. Near Chinatown and Union Square, felt safer as compared to hotels near the City Hall area.
Nice Area, close to some restaurant & bar Union Square only 20-30 minutes walk... Breakfast is so good in this hotel before you walk down SF all day
The location of the hotel is great, i always stay in hotels within the union square area and i think this is one of the best when it comes to location
Very friendly staff, great location for Union Square, value for money considering how expensive hotels are in San Francisco
It was my bachelorette party and you started us of with an amazing front desk that sent my group a bottle of champagne! Felt so special. We were a little wild but you let us enjoy our special time. Your staff is amazing and Because of them... I’ll be back with my family! You are a top referral when people ask me where to stay. Thank you so much. Julianne Hamilton
fantastic location, staff and design of hotel.
Loved the ambience and funky outdoor area
