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InterContinental San Francisco, an IHG Hotel
4.4/569 Reviews

InterContinental San Francisco, an IHG Hotel

South of Market (SOMA) San Francisco|1.05km from San Francisco 4th and King Street Railway Station
The location ia wonderful The lobby very beautiful but the ber closes at 23:00,very early!!! The reception was very kind The rooma very big with good view.The only negative that the windows were dirty. The pool was so fime and the jacuzzi. The breakfast seema small,but its to big and variable.The food in the hotel restaurant is exciting!!! Guys one of thr best hotel in my life!!!
The St. Regis San Francisco
4.5/566 Reviews

The St. Regis San Francisco

South of Market (SOMA) San Francisco|1.2km from San Francisco 4th and King Street Railway Station
Staying with children, the hotel is next to Moma, and it is also super close to Union Square, the commercial street. The breakfast in the hotel can only be eaten at the small restaurant on the first floor. The product is good, but the price is a bit outrageous, and a breakfast with a tip costs more than 100 knives Personally, I don't think it's worth it. It's better to go out of the hotel and eat on the street. The size of the room is small, suitable for two people, and it will be a little crowded if there is one more person.
Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco
4.7/596 Reviews

Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco

South of Market (SOMA) San Francisco|1.38km from San Francisco 4th and King Street Railway Station
Great stay at the FS as always. I must say that I was a little worried with all the recent press about SF and Market St in particular. I had not been to the city in years but I can report that the demise of SF has been greatly exaggerated. The FS as usual is a respite from the outside world. The beds are super comfy, the service is great, wonderful bar. The breakfast at MKT is pretty good, some items (corned beef hash) miss, but others (Migas) hit. Great value.
Palace Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, San Francisco
4.3/5114 Reviews

Palace Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, San Francisco

South of Market (SOMA) San Francisco|1.41km from San Francisco 4th and King Street Railway Station
A hotel with a long history, the public area perfectly preserves the grandeur of the past, but the rooms... are more like the bedrooms of palace servants? The room was clean and tidy, but not ”palace”.
Hotel Nikko San Francisco
4.4/5117 Reviews

Hotel Nikko San Francisco

San Francisco Downtown San Francisco|1.64km from San Francisco 4th and King Street Railway Station
It is a clear and tidy hotel with no doubt. However, some of its staff were extremely rude. I went down to ask them if the hotel offered turndown services. The man starred at me then asked, in a highly disrespectful tone, “what do you mean by a turndown service?” Completely shocked that I would encounter such a question at a Nikko hotel, I could not say a word for like ten seconds while that man continued starring at me. How can I reason his behavior if not an intentional embarrassment?
Taj Campton Place
4.5/5104 Reviews

Taj Campton Place

San Francisco Downtown San Francisco|1.74km from San Francisco 4th and King Street Railway Station
Another disappointing experience. The booking price was more than 4,000 and one night. I thought it was better than Liz. The result was that I found a Samsung hotel and the front desk offered two thousand. Two big and one small gave two single bed rooms, the front desk means to act according to the order. She has no responsibility. The room we booked is wrong. The problem is that Ctrip can answer that I have paid such a high price. I can't get the corresponding service because I chose the wrong one? At checkout, there was an additional $30 in facility fees per day, but the Ritz Hotel did not. According to Ctrip's regulations, this fee is paid separately by me. Ctrip defines the rules as perfect for themselves, without any problems. I just want to remind you that it is very simple for me. I paid a high premium. My expectation is to get better service. I can live comfortably in two big and small, I will not spend too much time researching. How big is the bed, and there is an extra cost to pay. Where can I provide a satisfactory reservation service, I am going to book it, but Ctrip is obviously not. Thank you, goodbye Ctrip.

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W San Francisco
4.3/5135 Reviews

W San Francisco

South of Market (SOMA) San Francisco|1.08km from San Francisco 4th and King Street Railway Station
I used to be a frequent guest at the W SF back when it was Starwood but had not visited since Marriott took over the W Brand. I did try and stay last year but before arriving I read that the restaurant was closed and I asked the hotel what they were doing as an alternative, but they had absolutely nothing for Platinum Breakfast (other than 1k points per stay which is a HUGE downgrade), so I opted for another hotel. I had high expectations for this stay as I had previously loved this hotel, but as a frequent traveler in Marriott brands and having one of their Highest Elite traveler statuses (and staying at W Brands lately), I knew service levels were still suffering post pandemic. Unfortunately, it started low right from the beginning. I had confirmed a Studio Suite in advance. When I arrived, I was given a corner room that almost seemed smaller than standard rooms (Room 2109). I inquired about upgrades to larger rooms, and I was told no, because it was a busy weekend, and nothing would be available. I checked on the app and saw that every room type was available for the length of my stay and beyond. I was basically DOWNGRADED. Once settling into the room, then I realized the major issues. Smaller rooms should be easier to clean, right? Well, this one not only had carpet stains, but I quickly found out that the ”Marriott Commitment to Clean” was actually a Commitment to Ignore. Not only were their stains on the carpet and dust and dirt in the windowsills, I found a previous guest's room keys sitting on the counter. Obviously, the room was just ”re-set” and not inspected or cleaned at all. I guess the promised sanitizing was out of the question. We then went to get some ice and noticed that the ice bucket was half filled with standing water. It was disgusting! Thats not the worst part, I then found a pair of women's ”play-style” lingerie slightly soiled sitting on the floor by the sofa. I mentioned the cleanliness issues to the Front Desk, but the representative simply stared at me and then asked if there was anything else I needed? I should have been a bit more insistent that they take it down, but I was so shocked I did not. The room setup, although smaller than what I wanted and pre-confirmed, was also not great. There is no storage at all other than the closet. There are no drawers at all or other places to keep clothes or anything else. If you have two suitcases, you are going to have to keep them out as there is no place to put them in the closet. Other than the Front Desk and Room Condition, we had a nice stay, although the Room is really what we paid for. The rest of the staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful. The breakfast staff were great, and the food was amazing! Kudos for them for sure! Actually, the only place I was every recognized or thanked for being a Marriott Elite was from the hostess at Breakfast. The bellhop was also quite nice and helpful when we checked-out and needed to store lugga

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Hyatt Place San Francisco/Downtown
4.3/5103 Reviews

Hyatt Place San Francisco/Downtown

South of Market (SOMA) San Francisco|0.32km from San Francisco 4th and King Street Railway Station
It was located in front of Oracle Park, so it had a lot of floating population and was safe compared to other San Francisco areas. The room was also clean, so it was great to stay. There was a Safeway nearby that was within walking distance, so it was good to go shopping. The breakfast was a bit disappointing, but the staff were friendly and helpful.
Hotel Via
4.4/5102 Reviews

Hotel Via

South of Market (SOMA) San Francisco|0.45km from San Francisco 4th and King Street Railway Station
Amenities are really lacking - the room lacked basic items, including no free water in the room, no slippers, only one dressing gown (despite being booked for two people). Temperature controls were inconsistent. The lighting was either on or off - no way to turn off just a few. Service was predominately pretty poor - staff were grumpy and aloof from our arrival onwards. But Sammie was fantastic - when we encountered an issue with the heating in our original room she was super accommodating and friendly. Redeeming qualities - the room was really clean, housekeeping were great, the view from the roof was great, and the location was walking distance from so many places (MOMA, Union Square, Oracle Stadium, Chase Stadium, Pier 33 for Alcatraz, ferry building etc) as well as good food options.
Canopy by Hilton San Francisco SoMa
4.2/572 Reviews

Canopy by Hilton San Francisco SoMa

South of Market (SOMA) San Francisco|0.9km from San Francisco 4th and King Street Railway Station
Best sleep ever courtesy of motorized black out shades and a super comfy bed. Great views from the floor-to-ceiling windows when not sleeping (go for the corner rooms). Modern and functional layout, lots of closet space, separate toilet area, vanity with light up mirror, high end eco friendly toiletries, Nespresso, mini fridge, cushioned bench with table that was great for a desk or dining for 2 using the comfortable vanity chair. Boutique feel but with all the amenities of a larger hotel and excellent service. Shelby's rooftop was amazing. The vibe and views are incredible, sit inside or out. I was blown away by the Roasted Monkfish, we're talking Michelin quality, creative, harmonious, delicious. The sauce was incredible, preserved lemon chimichurri with a surprising variety of roasted mushrooms and tiny kernals of sweet corn. The monkfish was so tender an meaty and cut in a way that every bite was perfectly designed to be savored. And when the fish was gone, I used some potatoes to get every last bit of the sauce. I would go again just for that! A week later and I'm still thinking about it. Thank you Chef Michelle Matthews for an fabulous meal!
The Clancy, Autograph Collection
4.3/5106 Reviews

The Clancy, Autograph Collection

South of Market (SOMA) San Francisco|1.04km from San Francisco 4th and King Street Railway Station
The hotel is overall good, moderate in size, convenient and clean, and the customer service is courteous. However, there are many free gifts in the passport after check-in. The customer service did not introduce any reminders. If I had not read the hotel's passport, I would have missed redeeming the cable car tickets and A water bottle was given. But overall I'm still very satisfied
Signature San Francisco
3.8/5104 Reviews

Signature San Francisco

South of Market (SOMA) San Francisco|1.18km from San Francisco 4th and King Street Railway Station
We came into the city for a Giants versus Dodgers game at Oracle Park. This funky little hotel was within a long walk’s distance, just over a mile, and had parking $20 cheaper than the stadium! Our room was clean but we had to ask for a second bath towel and there was no decaf coffee available in room, but we could get some for breakfast downstairs. We appreciated the carport which was dated overnight and the staff was super friendly. We would stay there again for a quick visit.
City Center Inn and Suites
3.5/590 Reviews

City Center Inn and Suites

South of Market (SOMA) San Francisco|1.22km from San Francisco 4th and King Street Railway Station
There is such a courtyard in the downtown area, you can park for free, have a simple breakfast, the price is not expensive, there is a small elevator upstairs from the parking lot, it is really good, although there is no microwave and refrigerator, but there are ice cubes Accepted, it is very convenient to visit all the attractions in the city.

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Signature San Francisco

Signature San Francisco

3.8/5104 Reviews
South of Market (SOMA)
We came into the city for a Giants versus Dodgers game at Oracle Park. This funky little hotel was within a long walk’s distance, just over a mile, and had parking $20 cheaper than the stadium! Our room was clean but we had to ask for a second bath towel and there was no decaf coffee available in room, but we could get some for breakfast downstairs. We appreciated the carport which was dated overnight and the staff was super friendly. We would stay there again for a quick visit.
San Francisco Marriott Marquis Union Square

San Francisco Marriott Marquis Union Square

4.6/590 Reviews
South of Market (SOMA)
The location is perfect, easy to access all the famous spots in SF. Overall service was also nice. However, the facilities in the bathroom need to replace with new ones, or, at least, it needs to be fixed. 1. the drain in the sink was clogged, so water went down slowly. 2. I hoped to take a rest from the fatigue of my long journey with a lower-body bath, but it was almost impossible since the tub cap looks like broken, and the water in the tub kept leaking. It was a somewhat disappointing experience considering the hotel is regarded as the best one in SF.
San Francisco Inn

San Francisco Inn

3.4/5103 Reviews
South of Market (SOMA)
Clean, tidy, and the service attitude is very good. 💝💝💝📶📶📶🆒🆒🆒📢📢📢🛜🛜🛜🅿️🅿️🅿️
W San Francisco

W San Francisco

4.3/5135 Reviews
South of Market (SOMA)
I used to be a frequent guest at the W SF back when it was Starwood but had not visited since Marriott took over the W Brand. I did try and stay last year but before arriving I read that the restaurant was closed and I asked the hotel what they were doing as an alternative, but they had absolutely nothing for Platinum Breakfast (other than 1k points per stay which is a HUGE downgrade), so I opted for another hotel. I had high expectations for this stay as I had previously loved this hotel, but as a frequent traveler in Marriott brands and having one of their Highest Elite traveler statuses (and staying at W Brands lately), I knew service levels were still suffering post pandemic. Unfortunately, it started low right from the beginning. I had confirmed a Studio Suite in advance. When I arrived, I was given a corner room that almost seemed smaller than standard rooms (Room 2109). I inquired about upgrades to larger rooms, and I was told no, because it was a busy weekend, and nothing would be available. I checked on the app and saw that every room type was available for the length of my stay and beyond. I was basically DOWNGRADED. Once settling into the room, then I realized the major issues. Smaller rooms should be easier to clean, right? Well, this one not only had carpet stains, but I quickly found out that the ”Marriott Commitment to Clean” was actually a Commitment to Ignore. Not only were their stains on the carpet and dust and dirt in the windowsills, I found a previous guest's room keys sitting on the counter. Obviously, the room was just ”re-set” and not inspected or cleaned at all. I guess the promised sanitizing was out of the question. We then went to get some ice and noticed that the ice bucket was half filled with standing water. It was disgusting! Thats not the worst part, I then found a pair of women's ”play-style” lingerie slightly soiled sitting on the floor by the sofa. I mentioned the cleanliness issues to the Front Desk, but the representative simply stared at me and then asked if there was anything else I needed? I should have been a bit more insistent that they take it down, but I was so shocked I did not. The room setup, although smaller than what I wanted and pre-confirmed, was also not great. There is no storage at all other than the closet. There are no drawers at all or other places to keep clothes or anything else. If you have two suitcases, you are going to have to keep them out as there is no place to put them in the closet. Other than the Front Desk and Room Condition, we had a nice stay, although the Room is really what we paid for. The rest of the staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful. The breakfast staff were great, and the food was amazing! Kudos for them for sure! Actually, the only place I was every recognized or thanked for being a Marriott Elite was from the hostess at Breakfast. The bellhop was also quite nice and helpful when we checked-out and needed to store lugga
Hotel Zelos San Francisco

Hotel Zelos San Francisco

4.3/5100 Reviews
South of Market (SOMA)
The location is good, located in the main business center, surrounded by some of the major shopping malls in the United States such as macy's. The front desk service was not bad, but when we checked in, the front desk forgot to ask for a credit card guarantee. After shopping back the next day, I locked the room directly. The key could not be used. Only when I got back to the front desk, I felt a little uncomfortable. Because the big bag of small bag went upstairs and down, the front desk can completely in the previous phone room or leave a message, these have not been received.
Hyatt Place San Francisco/Downtown

Hyatt Place San Francisco/Downtown

4.3/5103 Reviews
South of Market (SOMA)
It was located in front of Oracle Park, so it had a lot of floating population and was safe compared to other San Francisco areas. The room was also clean, so it was great to stay. There was a Safeway nearby that was within walking distance, so it was good to go shopping. The breakfast was a bit disappointing, but the staff were friendly and helpful.

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    If you're having a hard time choosing a hotel, consider staying at The Jay, Autograph Collection, Hotel Drisco or Parker Guest House , these hotels have great reviews. Be sure you book early!

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    Whether you're travelling for business or going on a holiday, Grant Plaza Hotel, Union Square Plaza Hotel and Best Western Red Coach Inn are popular hotels at great price points.

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    When it comes to business trips, choosing a hotel with convenient transportation links is important to many guests. W San FranciscoW San Francisco is a popular economical hotel.

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Guide for Travelling in San Francisco

San Francisco: A Fusion of Culture and Innovation

Perched on the tip of a peninsula in the U.S. state of California, San Francisco is a vibrant city celebrated for its iconic landmarks, diverse neighborhoods, and innovative spirit. Did you know that San Francisco is the birthplace of the United Nations and the Fortune Cookie? The city's multi-faceted history and vibrant ambiance make it a must-visit destination.

Journey to San Francisco

San Francisco International Airport serves as the main gateway for international visitors. Various transportation modes, including taxis, shuttles, and the BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit), connect the airport to the city. Visa requirements depend on your nationality, so it's crucial to check ahead.

The official currency is the U.S. Dollar, and credit cards are widely accepted. English is the main language, but San Francisco's diversity means you'll hear a myriad of languages. An interesting tradition in the city is the "Sunday's Streets" events where neighborhoods transform into car-free spaces for community activities.

Iconic Attractions in San Francisco

The Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island, and Fisherman's Wharf are quintessential San Francisco sights. Explore the culturally-rich Chinatown, or wander around the colorful Victorian homes in Haight-Ashbury. Art enthusiasts should visit the Museum of Modern Art, while nature lovers can relax in Golden Gate Park.

San Francisco's Climate and the Ideal Time to Visit

San Francisco experiences a Mediterranean climate with cool, damp winters and dry summers. The city is known for its microclimates, so temperatures can vary across neighborhoods. Typical summer temperatures range between 57°F (14°C) and 70°F (21°C). The best time to visit is from September to November. Carry layers, as San Francisco's famous fog can cause sudden temperature drops.

San Francisco Accommodation: Find Your Perfect Stay

For proximity to attractions, Hotel Zephyr at Fisherman’s Wharf is an excellent choice. If culinary exploration is a priority, Hotel Nikko in the Tenderloin district is surrounded by diverse dining options.

The HI San Francisco Downtown Hostel is a budget-friendly choice, while business travelers may opt for the Four Seasons Hotel in the Financial District for comfort and convenience. The trendy Proper Hotel offers Instagrammable interiors, and for an airport-adjacent stay, Grand Hyatt at SFO is recommended.

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