Question: How do you like the food?

The Orchard Garden gets the three stars for meeting my top criteria for a hotel1. Clean (If a room is not clean I will complain our room was spotless)2. Great bed (Not every hotel has a 'Four Seasons" like bed this hotel comes very close)3. Value (OG) does a good job of giving value we paid 259. plus tax and all the extra charges per night for two nights with two days parking$44 per day( ouch!) One dinner, one lunch for party of three our total bill was around $770 No real view but there are many places in town to visit for a great view. Small room but still ok.4. Location (Good location)walking to public trans cable car ride, bus,taxi.5.Staff good and just ok... Night shift was very nice helpful. Day shift hit and miss doorman very good but no one explained my room package on our check in which included breakfast buffet and 20% off other dining at ROOTS . On check out I had to ask for the 20%adjustment (twice)! There was not a problem they happily made the adjustment but still had to ask for it which may be hard for other to do or even notice.The breakfast buffet was good but could be better. Please add fresh berries, (trader Joes carries organic strawberries almost year round???whole grain bagels, bran muffins and yogurt. A hotel proclaiming eco friendly but not offering whole grain breads and/or bran muffins on its breakfast buffet???????. Very yummy scones but needed some wholegrains!!!!Wine list is not great but it has full bar. Dinner in hotel was good not great but solid good. service ok...Tips for hotel to improve!I loved the idea of the hotel trying to cut travel industry waste and applaud and will stay with them again for that. Loved the lights out idea with card by door it also help that where did I put that card key anyway feeling!!!They can step it up by not giving such tiny shampoo but adjusting size depending on stay. A few extra amenities make guest feel like they can have a spa like feeling in these simple rooms, SHOWER GEL!!!!!at least no one uses bar soap anymore really! Extra blanket in closet for those who would rather tuck in instead of turn up the heat. Offer filtered water so that guest do not need to purchase bottled water, you can sell reusable drink containers to make up the profit loss!DVD collection is a real bust come on... Pick up a few SAN FRAN classics Birdman of Alcatraz, Mrs Doutfire, Vertigo, and any San Francisco history DVD's.Its not that hard to build a great DVD collection with a few new titles in the mix... Why advertise offering free in room dvd's if all you have is old but not classic b movies?Towel heaters needed in rooms would help cut use of towels and a great touch since heat goes off when you leave room. Reuseable canvas bags for laundry and other items with hotel logo would help promote hotel (see [-] )Train all staff!!!! I realize many our new since this is a new hotel. TRAINING IS IMPORTANT DO NOT CUT BACK ON TRAINING! Explain the system of logging into internet not just handing a small piece a paper with code on it. Take a moment to show guest around.I called the day before my arrival asking if there was a car rental place nearby and staff responded they were not in rental business and too busy to ask someone else ??????? This was a rude response and put me off and I almost canceled my reservation. I am glad I did not!Need essential items in mini bar extra toothbrush, or toothpaste Advil or aspirin.

Answer: Great bed

The Orchard Garden gets the three stars for meeting my top criteria for a hotel1. Clean (If a room is not clean I will complain our room was spotless)2. <hl> Great bed (Not every hotel has a 'Four Seasons" like bed this hotel comes very close)3. <hl> Value (OG) does a good job of giving value we paid 259. plus tax and all the extra charges per night for two nights with two days parking$44 per day( ouch!) One dinner, one lunch for party of three our total bill was around $770 No real view but there are many places in town to visit for a great view. Small room but still ok.4. Location (Good location)walking to public trans cable car ride, bus,taxi.5.Staff good and just ok... Night shift was very nice helpful. Day shift hit and miss doorman very good but no one explained my room package on our check in which included breakfast buffet and 20% off other dining at ROOTS . On check out I had to ask for the 20%adjustment (twice)! There was not a problem they happily made the adjustment but still had to ask for it which may be hard for other to do or even notice. The breakfast buffet was good but could be better. Please add fresh berries, (trader Joes carries organic strawberries almost year round???whole grain bagels, bran muffins and yogurt. A hotel proclaiming eco friendly but not offering whole grain breads and/or bran muffins on its breakfast buffet???????. Very yummy scones but needed some wholegrains!!!!Wine list is not great but it has full bar. Dinner in hotel was good not great but solid good. service ok...Tips for hotel to improve!I loved the idea of the hotel trying to cut travel industry waste and applaud and will stay with them again for that. Loved the lights out idea with card by door it also help that where did I put that card key anyway feeling!!!They can step it up by not giving such tiny shampoo but adjusting size depending on stay. A few extra amenities make guest feel like they can have a spa like feeling in these simple rooms, SHOWER GEL!!!!!at least no one uses bar soap anymore really! Extra blanket in closet for those who would rather tuck in instead of turn up the heat. Offer filtered water so that guest do not need to purchase bottled water, you can sell reusable drink containers to make up the profit loss!DVD collection is a real bust come on... Pick up a few SAN FRAN classics Birdman of Alcatraz, Mrs Doutfire, Vertigo, and any San Francisco history DVD's. Its not that hard to build a great DVD collection with a few new titles in the mix... Why advertise offering free in room dvd's if all you have is old but not classic b movies?Towel heaters needed in rooms would help cut use of towels and a great touch since heat goes off when you leave room. Reuseable canvas bags for laundry and other items with hotel logo would help promote hotel (see [-] )Train all staff!!!! I realize many our new since this is a new hotel. TRAINING IS IMPORTANT DO NOT CUT BACK ON TRAINING! Explain the system of logging into internet not just handing a small piece a paper with code on it. Take a moment to show guest around. I called the day before my arrival asking if there was a car rental place nearby and staff responded they were not in rental business and too busy to ask someone else ??????? This was a rude response and put me off and I almost canceled my reservation. I am glad I did not!Need essential items in mini bar extra toothbrush, or toothpaste Advil or aspirin.

The Orchard Garden gets the three stars for meeting my top criteria for a hotel1. Clean (If a room is not clean I will complain our room was spotless)2. <hl> Great bed <hl> (Not every hotel has a 'Four Seasons" like bed this hotel comes very close)3. Value (OG) does a good job of giving value we paid 259. plus tax and all the extra charges per night for two nights with two days parking$44 per day( ouch!) One dinner, one lunch for party of three our total bill was around $770 No real view but there are many places in town to visit for a great view. Small room but still ok.4. Location (Good location)walking to public trans cable car ride, bus,taxi.5.Staff good and just ok... Night shift was very nice helpful. Day shift hit and miss doorman very good but no one explained my room package on our check in which included breakfast buffet and 20% off other dining at ROOTS . On check out I had to ask for the 20%adjustment (twice)! There was not a problem they happily made the adjustment but still had to ask for it which may be hard for other to do or even notice.The breakfast buffet was good but could be better. Please add fresh berries, (trader Joes carries organic strawberries almost year round???whole grain bagels, bran muffins and yogurt. A hotel proclaiming eco friendly but not offering whole grain breads and/or bran muffins on its breakfast buffet???????. Very yummy scones but needed some wholegrains!!!!Wine list is not great but it has full bar. Dinner in hotel was good not great but solid good. service ok...Tips for hotel to improve!I loved the idea of the hotel trying to cut travel industry waste and applaud and will stay with them again for that. Loved the lights out idea with card by door it also help that where did I put that card key anyway feeling!!!They can step it up by not giving such tiny shampoo but adjusting size depending on stay. A few extra amenities make guest feel like they can have a spa like feeling in these simple rooms, SHOWER GEL!!!!!at least no one uses bar soap anymore really! Extra blanket in closet for those who would rather tuck in instead of turn up the heat. Offer filtered water so that guest do not need to purchase bottled water, you can sell reusable drink containers to make up the profit loss!DVD collection is a real bust come on... Pick up a few SAN FRAN classics Birdman of Alcatraz, Mrs Doutfire, Vertigo, and any San Francisco history DVD's.Its not that hard to build a great DVD collection with a few new titles in the mix... Why advertise offering free in room dvd's if all you have is old but not classic b movies?Towel heaters needed in rooms would help cut use of towels and a great touch since heat goes off when you leave room. Reuseable canvas bags for laundry and other items with hotel logo would help promote hotel (see [-] )Train all staff!!!! I realize many our new since this is a new hotel. TRAINING IS IMPORTANT DO NOT CUT BACK ON TRAINING! Explain the system of logging into internet not just handing a small piece a paper with code on it. Take a moment to show guest around.I called the day before my arrival asking if there was a car rental place nearby and staff responded they were not in rental business and too busy to ask someone else ??????? This was a rude response and put me off and I almost canceled my reservation. I am glad I did not!Need essential items in mini bar extra toothbrush, or toothpaste Advil or aspirin.


Question: How was the hotel?

We found a great deal through travelzoo - $95 per night which included breakfast, and booked directly through the hotel website to get the deal. The good stuff: 1. Breakfast at the hotel is worthwhile *if it is included*. Otherwise, save your $7 and get it someplace like cafe trieste. It was included in our stay and munching on pastries, yogurt, fruit and hardboiled eggs was a wonderful way to start our days with something tasty and get some energy in the morning. 2. Free wine and cheese at 4pm. We took advantage of this every day and it was really yummy. 3. Clean room with hardwood floors, nice decorations, and just a very comfy feel. 4. Very convenient location - a couple blocks from Union Square, in a safe/peopled part of the city. At the Walgreens nearly next door, you can get any needed toiletries and some extra cash (cash back) without the ATM fees. Also, all of the good Thai restaurants are one block away. (I recommend Ar Roi).The not-so-good stuff:1. Water pressure in the bathroom left MUCH to be desired. 2. No coffee maker in the rooms. However, coffee is served in the lobby for free all day long, so that makes up for it. Gotta have my coffee first thing!The good outweighed the bad and I will return to this hotel if I can get the same deal. Note: the hotel is under a name change and will be called the Hotel California in the future. I think this is a good move as the name "Savoy" isn't all that memorable.

Answer: the hotel is worthwhile

We found a great deal through travelzoo - $95 per night which included breakfast, and booked directly through the hotel website to get the deal. The good stuff: 1. <hl> Breakfast at the hotel is worthwhile *if it is included*. <hl> Otherwise, save your $7 and get it someplace like cafe trieste. It was included in our stay and munching on pastries, yogurt, fruit and hardboiled eggs was a wonderful way to start our days with something tasty and get some energy in the morning. 2. Free wine and cheese at 4pm. We took advantage of this every day and it was really yummy. 3. Clean room with hardwood floors, nice decorations, and just a very comfy feel. 4. Very convenient location - a couple blocks from Union Square, in a safe/peopled part of the city. At the Walgreens nearly next door, you can get any needed toiletries and some extra cash (cash back) without the ATM fees. Also, all of the good Thai restaurants are one block away. (I recommend Ar Roi).The not-so-good stuff:1. Water pressure in the bathroom left MUCH to be desired. 2. No coffee maker in the rooms. However, coffee is served in the lobby for free all day long, so that makes up for it. Gotta have my coffee first thing!The good outweighed the bad and I will return to this hotel if I can get the same deal. Note: the hotel is under a name change and will be called the Hotel California in the future. I think this is a good move as the name "Savoy" isn't all that memorable.

We found a great deal through travelzoo - $95 per night which included breakfast, and booked directly through the hotel website to get the deal. The good stuff: 1. Breakfast at <hl> the hotel is worthwhile <hl> *if it is included*. Otherwise, save your $7 and get it someplace like cafe trieste. It was included in our stay and munching on pastries, yogurt, fruit and hardboiled eggs was a wonderful way to start our days with something tasty and get some energy in the morning. 2. Free wine and cheese at 4pm. We took advantage of this every day and it was really yummy. 3. Clean room with hardwood floors, nice decorations, and just a very comfy feel. 4. Very convenient location - a couple blocks from Union Square, in a safe/peopled part of the city. At the Walgreens nearly next door, you can get any needed toiletries and some extra cash (cash back) without the ATM fees. Also, all of the good Thai restaurants are one block away. (I recommend Ar Roi).The not-so-good stuff:1. Water pressure in the bathroom left MUCH to be desired. 2. No coffee maker in the rooms. However, coffee is served in the lobby for free all day long, so that makes up for it. Gotta have my coffee first thing!The good outweighed the bad and I will return to this hotel if I can get the same deal. Note: the hotel is under a name change and will be called the Hotel California in the future. I think this is a good move as the name "Savoy" isn't all that memorable.


Question: How are the big sheets and beautiful views?

At the end of a five week study tour/holiday through the US, this was my last stop and I'm so glad it was - what a lovely way to end my tour. The staff were warm, friendly and very knowledgable, and happy to help in any way. The room was gorgeous with a lovely view and all the amenities I could think of - and a fantastic bathroom. The complimentary breakfast was just delightful and only added to the amazing value for money. A real home away from home, the Hotel Drisco would entice me to return to San Francisco if only for the opportunity to stay there again! I found the location slightly inconvenient at times - it's a bit of a walk to shops, restaurants and transport, when it's raining at night and you're on your own, but it's a small price to pay to be in such a magnificent neighbourhood.I also found the internet access was great - very fast and included in the room charge, unlike many other more expensive places I stayed.

Answer: The room was gorgeous with a lovely view and all the amenities I could think of - and a fantastic bathroom

At the end of a five week study tour/holiday through the US, this was my last stop and I'm so glad it was - what a lovely way to end my tour. The staff were warm, friendly and very knowledgable, and happy to help in any way. <hl> The room was gorgeous with a lovely view and all the amenities I could think of - and a fantastic bathroom . <hl> The complimentary breakfast was just delightful and only added to the amazing value for money. A real home away from home, the Hotel Drisco would entice me to return to San Francisco if only for the opportunity to stay there again! I found the location slightly inconvenient at times - it's a bit of a walk to shops, restaurants and transport, when it's raining at night and you're on your own, but it's a small price to pay to be in such a magnificent neighbourhood. I also found the internet access was great - very fast and included in the room charge, unlike many other more expensive places I stayed.

At the end of a five week study tour/holiday through the US, this was my last stop and I'm so glad it was - what a lovely way to end my tour. The staff were warm, friendly and very knowledgable, and happy to help in any way. <hl> The room was gorgeous with a lovely view and all the amenities I could think of - and a fantastic bathroom <hl>. The complimentary breakfast was just delightful and only added to the amazing value for money. A real home away from home, the Hotel Drisco would entice me to return to San Francisco if only for the opportunity to stay there again! I found the location slightly inconvenient at times - it's a bit of a walk to shops, restaurants and transport, when it's raining at night and you're on your own, but it's a small price to pay to be in such a magnificent neighbourhood.I also found the internet access was great - very fast and included in the room charge, unlike many other more expensive places I stayed.

<hl> The room was gorgeous with a lovely view and all the amenities I could think of - and a fantastic bathroom <hl> .


Question: What is the most expensive valet?

decided to spend a weekend in san francisco so we booked a room at the sheraton fishermans wharf, it is a very nice property located within walking distance to the waterfront and cable car stops. the room was very large and the bed was excellent, great linens and very comfortable to sleep in. we booked on priceline and got a very good rate so all in all a very postive experience. one warning though valet parking is very expensive $45 a day, there is a parking garage across the street, i would suggest using that and paying half as much as the valet service.

Answer: i would suggest using that and paying half as much as the valet service

decided to spend a weekend in san francisco so we booked a room at the sheraton fishermans wharf, it is a very nice property located within walking distance to the waterfront and cable car stops. the room was very large and the bed was excellent, great linens and very comfortable to sleep in. we booked on priceline and got a very good rate so all in all a very postive experience. <hl> one warning though valet parking is very expensive $45 a day, there is a parking garage across the street, i would suggest using that and paying half as much as the valet service . <hl>

decided to spend a weekend in san francisco so we booked a room at the sheraton fishermans wharf, it is a very nice property located within walking distance to the waterfront and cable car stops. the room was very large and the bed was excellent, great linens and very comfortable to sleep in. we booked on priceline and got a very good rate so all in all a very postive experience. one warning though valet parking is very expensive $45 a day, there is a parking garage across the street, <hl> i would suggest using that and paying half as much as the valet service <hl>.

one warning though valet parking is very expensive $45 a day, there is a parking garage across the street, <hl> i would suggest using that and paying half as much as the valet service <hl> .


Question: What is the quality of the king bed?

Lovely, modern decor in the rooms. Very comfortable bed and bedding. Nice size room for an urban hotel. Bathroom was small and average (but good amenities from L'Occidental). Beautiful restaurant with a very good review from Wine Spectator. Small but high-tech, nice business center. Good location -- walking access to all the bus, trolley, and cable car routes. The staff were helpful some of the time, but the concierge was almost never available. There was not even a concierge on duty at 6pm or 7pm to recommend restaurants. That was frustrating for a Kimpton hotel. We eventually got a restaurant recommendation from the doorman, Matt (who was great!).

Answer: Very comfortable bed and bedding.

Lovely, modern decor in the rooms. <hl> Very comfortable bed and bedding. Nice size room for an urban hotel. <hl> Bathroom was small and average (but good amenities from L'Occidental). Beautiful restaurant with a very good review from Wine Spectator. Small but high-tech, nice business center. Good location -- walking access to all the bus, trolley, and cable car routes. The staff were helpful some of the time, but the concierge was almost never available. There was not even a concierge on duty at 6pm or 7pm to recommend restaurants. That was frustrating for a Kimpton hotel. We eventually got a restaurant recommendation from the doorman, Matt (who was great!).

Lovely, modern decor in the rooms. <hl> Very comfortable bed and bedding. <hl> Nice size room for an urban hotel. Bathroom was small and average (but good amenities from L'Occidental). Beautiful restaurant with a very good review from Wine Spectator. Small but high-tech, nice business center. Good location -- walking access to all the bus, trolley, and cable car routes. The staff were helpful some of the time, but the concierge was almost never available. There was not even a concierge on duty at 6pm or 7pm to recommend restaurants. That was frustrating for a Kimpton hotel. We eventually got a restaurant recommendation from the doorman, Matt (who was great!).


Question: What do you think about the view?

We stayed here 2 nights and were upgraded upon arrival to a room with a great view of the city. We got a great deal over the internet, and it exceeded our expectations. The location is ideal for accessing many of the city's tourist destinations. Park across the street for better rates ($28/day but no in/out privileges). While internet access isn't free through the hotel, there are several open and strong networks that you can use.A great, casual bar called Dave's right across the street!

Answer: with a great view of the city

<hl> We stayed here 2 nights and were upgraded upon arrival to a room with a great view of the city . <hl> We got a great deal over the internet, and it exceeded our expectations. The location is ideal for accessing many of the city's tourist destinations. Park across the street for better rates ($28/day but no in/out privileges). While internet access isn't free through the hotel, there are several open and strong networks that you can use. A great, casual bar called Dave's right across the street!

We stayed here 2 nights and were upgraded upon arrival to a room <hl> with a great view of the city <hl>. We got a great deal over the internet, and it exceeded our expectations. The location is ideal for accessing many of the city's tourist destinations. Park across the street for better rates ($28/day but no in/out privileges). While internet access isn't free through the hotel, there are several open and strong networks that you can use.A great, casual bar called Dave's right across the street!

We stayed here 2 nights and were upgraded upon arrival to a room <hl> with a great view of the city <hl> .


Question: How was the bathroom in the room?

This hotel deserves the reviews it gets. The rooms are clean and comfortable, the staff are friendly and helpful. The doorman that we passed twice a day (or more) was a real highlight. He was friendly, helpful and welcoming; he always put a smile on our faces.The rooms are large and bright. The bathroom was huge and was very clean. The robes were a nice touch for a standard room and although the wireless was a little spotty there was an ethernet port, so it was not an issue.They have DVDs to lend and there are lots of tv channels so it's easy to find something to watch after a long day. They also have fruit out at night if you desire a healthy snack!The hotel is right next to a cable car stop and most of the time you can get on, if not it's two blocks to the california line and it's never as busy as the powel line.

Answer: The bathroom was huge and was very clean

This hotel deserves the reviews it gets. The rooms are clean and comfortable, the staff are friendly and helpful. The doorman that we passed twice a day (or more) was a real highlight. He was friendly, helpful and welcoming; he always put a smile on our faces. The rooms are large and bright. <hl> The bathroom was huge and was very clean . <hl> The robes were a nice touch for a standard room and although the wireless was a little spotty there was an ethernet port, so it was not an issue. They have DVDs to lend and there are lots of tv channels so it's easy to find something to watch after a long day. They also have fruit out at night if you desire a healthy snack!The hotel is right next to a cable car stop and most of the time you can get on, if not it's two blocks to the california line and it's never as busy as the powel line.

This hotel deserves the reviews it gets. The rooms are clean and comfortable, the staff are friendly and helpful. The doorman that we passed twice a day (or more) was a real highlight. He was friendly, helpful and welcoming; he always put a smile on our faces.The rooms are large and bright. <hl> The bathroom was huge and was very clean <hl>. The robes were a nice touch for a standard room and although the wireless was a little spotty there was an ethernet port, so it was not an issue.They have DVDs to lend and there are lots of tv channels so it's easy to find something to watch after a long day. They also have fruit out at night if you desire a healthy snack!The hotel is right next to a cable car stop and most of the time you can get on, if not it's two blocks to the california line and it's never as busy as the powel line.

<hl> The bathroom was huge and was very clean <hl> .


Question: How was everything in this hotel?

We had a wonderful time in San Francisco. We stayed at the Westin, Market Street. The rooms were spacious, clean, and the service was great. There were so many attractions to see, and things to do, I can't name them all. Alcatraz is a MUST DO! We were there for like 4 hours. It is fairly easy to get around the city, on public transportation, if you are staying down town. We were there for 4 days and did not need a car. There are all kinds of neat little restaruants tucked in different neighborhoods, of the city. Be sure to ask where you are staying for suggestions. All in all, I can't wait to go back.

Answer: The rooms were spacious, clean, and the service was great. There were so many attractions to see, and things to do, I can't name them all. Alcatraz is a MUST DO! We were there for like 4 hours. It is fairly easy to get around the city, on public transportation, if you are staying down town. We were there for 4 days and did not need a car. There are all kinds of neat little restaruants tucked in different neighborhoods

We had a wonderful time in San Francisco. We stayed at the Westin, Market Street. <hl> The rooms were spacious, clean, and the service was great. There were so many attractions to see, and things to do, I can't name them all. Alcatraz is a MUST DO! We were there for like 4 hours. It is fairly easy to get around the city, on public transportation, if you are staying down town. We were there for 4 days and did not need a car. There are all kinds of neat little restaruants tucked in different neighborhoods , of the city. <hl> Be sure to ask where you are staying for suggestions. All in all, I can't wait to go back.

We had a wonderful time in San Francisco. We stayed at the Westin, Market Street. <hl> The rooms were spacious, clean, and the service was great. There were so many attractions to see, and things to do, I can't name them all. Alcatraz is a MUST DO! We were there for like 4 hours. It is fairly easy to get around the city, on public transportation, if you are staying down town. We were there for 4 days and did not need a car. There are all kinds of neat little restaruants tucked in different neighborhoods <hl>, of the city. Be sure to ask where you are staying for suggestions. All in all, I can't wait to go back.

<hl> The rooms were spacious, clean, and the service was great. There were so many attractions to see, and things to do, I can't name them all. Alcatraz is a MUST DO! We were there for like 4 hours. It is fairly easy to get around the city, on public transportation, if you are staying down town. We were there for 4 days and did not need a car. There are all kinds of neat little restaruants tucked in different neighborhoods <hl> , of the city.


Question: Is the parking fee expensive?

We stay at this hotel often when we visit friends and family in the area and it is still terrific. As other people have noted, the lower rooms don't have the great views the upper floors do, but the rooms are all still large (by Union Square standards) and clean. Everyone from the front desk, the concierge, the maid service and valet -- is always polite and prompt to take care of our many requests (we travel a lot and tend to be picky). The location is great. For shoppers, Union Square is paradise. The main entrance to Chinatown is a short 2 blocks walk away. North Beach is a 10 minute cab ride, F'sherman's Wharf and Pacific Heights are about 15 min by cab. The Ferry Bldg with its fabulous new weekend market is about 5 mins away. There are also a variety of public transportation options at Union Square. What's the only downside? You don't need a car if you're just touring San Francisco (the public transportation is fabulous), but if you have one (we visit outside the city) parking is OUTRAGEOUS all over San Francisco. Valet at the hotel was $42 a day (ouch!)

Answer: Valet at the hotel was $42 a day (ouch!)

We stay at this hotel often when we visit friends and family in the area and it is still terrific. As other people have noted, the lower rooms don't have the great views the upper floors do, but the rooms are all still large (by Union Square standards) and clean. Everyone from the front desk, the concierge, the maid service and valet -- is always polite and prompt to take care of our many requests (we travel a lot and tend to be picky). The location is great. For shoppers, Union Square is paradise. The main entrance to Chinatown is a short 2 blocks walk away. North Beach is a 10 minute cab ride, F'sherman's Wharf and Pacific Heights are about 15 min by cab. The Ferry Bldg with its fabulous new weekend market is about 5 mins away. There are also a variety of public transportation options at Union Square. What's the only downside? You don't need a car if you're just touring San Francisco (the public transportation is fabulous), but if you have one (we visit outside the city) parking is OUTRAGEOUS all over San Francisco. <hl> Valet at the hotel was $42 a day (ouch!) <hl>


Question: How helpful is the front desk?

I have to preface my review by stating that I am a clean freak. :) When I enter a hotel room I do a bed bug check and then make sure my bathroom is clean. The Sheraton passed my checks with flying colours! The room itself was adorable- fun and bright. It was extremely clean, very roomy and comfortable. The location was ideal and central to everything on the Wharf. Check-in and out were a breeze and the breakfast buffet was delicious. The staff were very pleasant and eager to assist me. I would definitely stay here again!!!! :)

Answer: The staff were very pleasant

I have to preface my review by stating that I am a clean freak. :) When I enter a hotel room I do a bed bug check and then make sure my bathroom is clean. The Sheraton passed my checks with flying colours! The room itself was adorable- fun and bright. It was extremely clean, very roomy and comfortable. The location was ideal and central to everything on the Wharf. Check-in and out were a breeze and the breakfast buffet was delicious. <hl> The staff were very pleasant and eager to assist me. <hl> I would definitely stay here again!!!! :)

I have to preface my review by stating that I am a clean freak. :) When I enter a hotel room I do a bed bug check and then make sure my bathroom is clean. The Sheraton passed my checks with flying colours! The room itself was adorable- fun and bright. It was extremely clean, very roomy and comfortable. The location was ideal and central to everything on the Wharf. Check-in and out were a breeze and the breakfast buffet was delicious. <hl> The staff were very pleasant <hl> and eager to assist me. I would definitely stay here again!!!! :)


Question: Is this a real good food service?

Typical of Morgan's hotels, there is nothing to complain about here. Great service from the moment you arrive until you leave, great design (modern, quiet and clean rooms). The Redwood Room bar should not be missed, and the Asia de Cuba restaurant is great as well. Located just off of Union Square in the theater district and convenient to BART.

Answer: Great service from the moment you arrive until you leave

Typical of Morgan's hotels, there is nothing to complain about here. <hl> Great service from the moment you arrive until you leave , great design (modern, quiet and clean rooms). <hl> The Redwood Room bar should not be missed, and the Asia de Cuba restaurant is great as well. Located just off of Union Square in the theater district and convenient to BART.

Typical of Morgan's hotels, there is nothing to complain about here. <hl> Great service from the moment you arrive until you leave <hl>, great design (modern, quiet and clean rooms). The Redwood Room bar should not be missed, and the Asia de Cuba restaurant is great as well. Located just off of Union Square in the theater district and convenient to BART.

<hl> Great service from the moment you arrive until you leave <hl> , great design (modern, quiet and clean rooms).


Question: How is the quality of service?

We just returned from a weekend at the Pan Pacific...The hotel's location is fantastic!!.. with walking distance to Union Square. The Hotel is very elegant. The rooms are large and trendy..the bed was wonderful. The bathroom was small with very little counter space, but it is all marble and very chic. The room came with robes a nice touch. The service was also very prompt and professional from everyone. You can park across the street at a parking garage for $28.00 instead of the $45.00 the hotel charges for valet parking. All in all I would love to stay here again.

Answer: The service was also very prompt and professional from everyone

We just returned from a weekend at the Pan Pacific...The hotel's location is fantastic!!.. with walking distance to Union Square. The Hotel is very elegant. The rooms are large and trendy..the bed was wonderful. The bathroom was small with very little counter space, but it is all marble and very chic. The room came with robes a nice touch. <hl> The service was also very prompt and professional from everyone . <hl> You can park across the street at a parking garage for $28.00 instead of the $45.00 the hotel charges for valet parking. All in all I would love to stay here again.

We just returned from a weekend at the Pan Pacific...The hotel's location is fantastic!!.. with walking distance to Union Square. The Hotel is very elegant. The rooms are large and trendy..the bed was wonderful. The bathroom was small with very little counter space, but it is all marble and very chic. The room came with robes a nice touch. <hl> The service was also very prompt and professional from everyone <hl>. You can park across the street at a parking garage for $28.00 instead of the $45.00 the hotel charges for valet parking. All in all I would love to stay here again.

<hl> The service was also very prompt and professional from everyone <hl> .


Question: How did you like the shower?

The Orchard Hotel was a great place to stay in San Francisco. Lovely room, high quality furniture, good size bathroom and a very big shower. The rate was excellent for a central city hotel (just around the corner from Union Square) and you get free Wi-Fi which is a real bonus. Breakfast is available at a selection of nearby diners all a couple of minutes walk from the hotel. I would definitely recommend The Orchard if you're looking for great quality in a central location at an affordable rate.

Answer: good size bathroom and a very big shower

The Orchard Hotel was a great place to stay in San Francisco. <hl> Lovely room, high quality furniture, good size bathroom and a very big shower . <hl> The rate was excellent for a central city hotel (just around the corner from Union Square) and you get free Wi-Fi which is a real bonus. Breakfast is available at a selection of nearby diners all a couple of minutes walk from the hotel. I would definitely recommend The Orchard if you're looking for great quality in a central location at an affordable rate.

The Orchard Hotel was a great place to stay in San Francisco. Lovely room, high quality furniture, <hl> good size bathroom and a very big shower <hl>. The rate was excellent for a central city hotel (just around the corner from Union Square) and you get free Wi-Fi which is a real bonus. Breakfast is available at a selection of nearby diners all a couple of minutes walk from the hotel. I would definitely recommend The Orchard if you're looking for great quality in a central location at an affordable rate.

Lovely room, high quality furniture, <hl> good size bathroom and a very big shower <hl> .


Question: How was the concierge service?

We stayed at the Westin in August of 08. We were given a room on the 10th floor of the old building at the front of the hotel (facing Union Square). We had a partial view of Saks, Tiffany and Co. and other stores on the sqaure. Check in was very quick and the bellboy who took our bags up was extremely informative and friendly. He turned the thermostat down for us, showed us how to use the menu guide on the tv, explained where everything in the hotel was and the how to get to the cable cars, etc. Concierge very knowledgeable. We passed by a wine bar a few blocks from the square on our first night, and when I couldn't remember where it was (or its name) the next day, he knew exactly where it was and whipped out a map with a marked route to get us there. The hotel staff in general are very helpful and polite. We were lucky in that we were given what I guess is a larger room with king bed. Room was probably 20X12. The room was painted in soothing shades of creams/tans with white woodwork, coved ceiling and lots of crown moulding, a crystal chandelier, and large flat screen tv. Bathroom was small, but in great condition and well appointed. My husband's a triathlete, so we visit the gym in every hotel we stay in. He was very impressed with the gym at the Westin. Overall, I would recommend this hotel for location and historical charm. It seems other reviews complain about things like room size, small bathrooms, outdated decor, etc. This hotel is for those that enjoy the charm of historical buildings. If you're looking for a huge master suite type bathroom and olympic sized pool, go somewhere else. Only downside was paying $14 a day for internet and $16 a day for the gym. However, I scored a $189 a night rate through expedia, so didn't feel like we were overcharged on our stay. Great experience at the Westin!

Answer: Concierge very knowledgeable

Concierge very knowledgeable .

We stayed at the Westin in August of 08. We were given a room on the 10th floor of the old building at the front of the hotel (facing Union Square). We had a partial view of Saks, Tiffany and Co. and other stores on the sqaure. Check in was very quick and the bellboy who took our bags up was extremely informative and friendly. He turned the thermostat down for us, showed us how to use the menu guide on the tv, explained where everything in the hotel was and the how to get to the cable cars, etc. <hl> Concierge very knowledgeable . <hl> We passed by a wine bar a few blocks from the square on our first night, and when I couldn't remember where it was (or its name) the next day, he knew exactly where it was and whipped out a map with a marked route to get us there. The hotel staff in general are very helpful and polite. We were lucky in that we were given what I guess is a larger room with king bed. Room was probably 20X12. The room was painted in soothing shades of creams/tans with white woodwork, coved ceiling and lots of crown moulding, a crystal chandelier, and large flat screen tv. Bathroom was small, but in great condition and well appointed. My husband's a triathlete, so we visit the gym in every hotel we stay in. He was very impressed with the gym at the Westin. Overall, I would recommend this hotel for location and historical charm. It seems other reviews complain about things like room size, small bathrooms, outdated decor, etc. This hotel is for those that enjoy the charm of historical buildings. If you're looking for a huge master suite type bathroom and olympic sized pool, go somewhere else. Only downside was paying $14 a day for internet and $16 a day for the gym. However, I scored a $189 a night rate through expedia, so didn't feel like we were overcharged on our stay. Great experience at the Westin!

We stayed at the Westin in August of 08. We were given a room on the 10th floor of the old building at the front of the hotel (facing Union Square). We had a partial view of Saks, Tiffany and Co. and other stores on the sqaure. Check in was very quick and the bellboy who took our bags up was extremely informative and friendly. He turned the thermostat down for us, showed us how to use the menu guide on the tv, explained where everything in the hotel was and the how to get to the cable cars, etc. <hl> Concierge very knowledgeable <hl>. We passed by a wine bar a few blocks from the square on our first night, and when I couldn't remember where it was (or its name) the next day, he knew exactly where it was and whipped out a map with a marked route to get us there. The hotel staff in general are very helpful and polite. We were lucky in that we were given what I guess is a larger room with king bed. Room was probably 20X12. The room was painted in soothing shades of creams/tans with white woodwork, coved ceiling and lots of crown moulding, a crystal chandelier, and large flat screen tv. Bathroom was small, but in great condition and well appointed. My husband's a triathlete, so we visit the gym in every hotel we stay in. He was very impressed with the gym at the Westin. Overall, I would recommend this hotel for location and historical charm. It seems other reviews complain about things like room size, small bathrooms, outdated decor, etc. This hotel is for those that enjoy the charm of historical buildings. If you're looking for a huge master suite type bathroom and olympic sized pool, go somewhere else. Only downside was paying $14 a day for internet and $16 a day for the gym. However, I scored a $189 a night rate through expedia, so didn't feel like we were overcharged on our stay. Great experience at the Westin!

<hl> Concierge very knowledgeable <hl> .


Question: How is the carpet?

I agree with previous posts, the web site is "creatively" done.The room was clean, but worn, the bathroom tile was chipped, and the toilet made up of odd pieces of many kinds and colors of toilets. Also we stayed two nights and when they cleaned the room from the first night they took the soiled towels and didn't leave new ones... HuH???The hallways and elevators were very shabby and grungy, lots of chipped paint and dirty carpet there. One real concern was that the deadbolt on the door was missing and the door viewer so blurry you couldn't see who was standing outside your door. Also it's a very NOISY hotel, being right on Van Ness there is a lot of traffic. Front desk help unenthusiastic. Continental breakfast just fair. Apples, stale bagels, coffee. That's about it. We won't go back, the only reason we stayed here was our regular hotels were already booked.

Answer: dirty carpet there

I agree with previous posts, the web site is "creatively" done. The room was clean, but worn, the bathroom tile was chipped, and the toilet made up of odd pieces of many kinds and colors of toilets. Also we stayed two nights and when they cleaned the room from the first night they took the soiled towels and didn't leave new ones... <hl> HuH???The hallways and elevators were very shabby and grungy, lots of chipped paint and dirty carpet there . <hl> One real concern was that the deadbolt on the door was missing and the door viewer so blurry you couldn't see who was standing outside your door. Also it's a very NOISY hotel, being right on Van Ness there is a lot of traffic. Front desk help unenthusiastic. Continental breakfast just fair. Apples, stale bagels, coffee. That's about it. We won't go back, the only reason we stayed here was our regular hotels were already booked.

I agree with previous posts, the web site is "creatively" done.The room was clean, but worn, the bathroom tile was chipped, and the toilet made up of odd pieces of many kinds and colors of toilets. Also we stayed two nights and when they cleaned the room from the first night they took the soiled towels and didn't leave new ones... HuH???The hallways and elevators were very shabby and grungy, lots of chipped paint and <hl> dirty carpet there <hl>. One real concern was that the deadbolt on the door was missing and the door viewer so blurry you couldn't see who was standing outside your door. Also it's a very NOISY hotel, being right on Van Ness there is a lot of traffic. Front desk help unenthusiastic. Continental breakfast just fair. Apples, stale bagels, coffee. That's about it. We won't go back, the only reason we stayed here was our regular hotels were already booked.

HuH???The hallways and elevators were very shabby and grungy, lots of chipped paint and <hl> dirty carpet there <hl> .


Question: How was the food?

This was our second stay at the Ritz in San Francisco. My husband and I travel to SF once a year for a tradeshow. San Francisco is our favorite city and we look forward to the trip all year, mostly because we love the Ritz so much. The service from the minute you arrive is perfect. The bellmen are professional, knowledgable and a few have been working there for over 10 years. Staying on the Club level is one of the best parts of our stay. The food is beautifully done and always fresh. The concierge help make reservations at restaurants that would otherwise be hard to book on such short notice. They are friendly and down to earth, without lacking professionalism. We have stayed in a one bedroom suite on both occasions and love the furnishings, size and the beautiful bathrooms. The location is perfect; close enough to North Beach to walk, one major hill from Union Square, and a few steps from the trolly line at Powell. All of the restaurants in the hotel are worth trying . The Dining Room has some of the best service I've ever had. If you enjoy French food, it is a must. The Terrace for lunch is great, the servers are friendly, the decor beautiful and the food just as perfect as would be expected. We spend a few evening at the casual restaurant in the lobby, which is a quiet place to relax with a fireplace and piano. Lastly, the spa, fitness facilities and pool are also perfect. I had the best massage I've had in the state of California at the Ritz.

Answer: the food just as perfect as would be expected

This was our second stay at the Ritz in San Francisco. My husband and I travel to SF once a year for a tradeshow. San Francisco is our favorite city and we look forward to the trip all year, mostly because we love the Ritz so much. The service from the minute you arrive is perfect. The bellmen are professional, knowledgable and a few have been working there for over 10 years. Staying on the Club level is one of the best parts of our stay. The food is beautifully done and always fresh. The concierge help make reservations at restaurants that would otherwise be hard to book on such short notice. They are friendly and down to earth, without lacking professionalism. We have stayed in a one bedroom suite on both occasions and love the furnishings, size and the beautiful bathrooms. The location is perfect; close enough to North Beach to walk, one major hill from Union Square, and a few steps from the trolly line at Powell. All of the restaurants in the hotel are worth trying . The Dining Room has some of the best service I've ever had. If you enjoy French food, it is a must. <hl> The Terrace for lunch is great, the servers are friendly, the decor beautiful and the food just as perfect as would be expected . <hl> We spend a few evening at the casual restaurant in the lobby, which is a quiet place to relax with a fireplace and piano. Lastly, the spa, fitness facilities and pool are also perfect. I had the best massage I've had in the state of California at the Ritz.

This was our second stay at the Ritz in San Francisco. My husband and I travel to SF once a year for a tradeshow. San Francisco is our favorite city and we look forward to the trip all year, mostly because we love the Ritz so much. The service from the minute you arrive is perfect. The bellmen are professional, knowledgable and a few have been working there for over 10 years. Staying on the Club level is one of the best parts of our stay. The food is beautifully done and always fresh. The concierge help make reservations at restaurants that would otherwise be hard to book on such short notice. They are friendly and down to earth, without lacking professionalism. We have stayed in a one bedroom suite on both occasions and love the furnishings, size and the beautiful bathrooms. The location is perfect; close enough to North Beach to walk, one major hill from Union Square, and a few steps from the trolly line at Powell. All of the restaurants in the hotel are worth trying . The Dining Room has some of the best service I've ever had. If you enjoy French food, it is a must. The Terrace for lunch is great, the servers are friendly, the decor beautiful and <hl> the food just as perfect as would be expected <hl>. We spend a few evening at the casual restaurant in the lobby, which is a quiet place to relax with a fireplace and piano. Lastly, the spa, fitness facilities and pool are also perfect. I had the best massage I've had in the state of California at the Ritz.

The Terrace for lunch is great, the servers are friendly, the decor beautiful and <hl> the food just as perfect as would be expected <hl> .


Question: Do you like the attention of the hotel staff?

First off, we booked this hotel through Priceline. We got it from Sunday to Wednesday for $135 a night, which was a great deal and I think very good value. It's certainly worth the booking price via their own website but you can find a good deal out there for it too.The Tuscan Inn was a great place to stay. It's very close to Fisherman's Wharf, within walking distance to the Coit Tower and even Chinatown. The street cars are also only a block away. The rooms are very nice and seem recently upgraded. The beds and linens are quite nice too.The hotel staff are really friendly. We were very impressed with both of the concierges that were working and found them extremely useful. The people at the front desk were friendly save for one girl who we found consistently rude and abrasive. (ie, I brought a five dollar bill up to the front desk and before I could say anything she said "we don't give change" and walked away). With the exception of this one bad egg, everyone was very nice.The free wine/beer and coffee/hot chocolate/biscotti is a wonderful touch and we took full advantage of it. I would recommend making reservations at the restaurant as it quickly filled up every night and we were turned away frequently - I heard one traveller get into a heated discussion about never being able to get in for dinner.My only recommendation would be to ask for a room that's not on the first floor, or a room with a view of the garden. The street noise was pretty bad and we were woken up a few times because of this. There were a few homeless people who would sit on the street outside and make a ton of noise throughout the night. Also, the restaurant drags their tables and chairs inside at midnight or later and then outside at 7:00am. It makes a lot of noise too - just a tip.Anyway, we loved it at this hotel and were very happy. Last word of caution - if you're going to San Francisco, don't rent a car. Parking is expensive ($40 per night) and everything is very much within walking distance. We took a cab across town and it was $10...Have fun!

Answer: The hotel staff are really friendly. We were very impressed with both of the concierges that were working and found them extremely useful. The people at the front desk were friendly save for one girl who we found consistently rude and abrasive

First off, we booked this hotel through Priceline. We got it from Sunday to Wednesday for $135 a night, which was a great deal and I think very good value. It's certainly worth the booking price via their own website but you can find a good deal out there for it too. The Tuscan Inn was a great place to stay. It's very close to Fisherman's Wharf, within walking distance to the Coit Tower and even Chinatown. The street cars are also only a block away. The rooms are very nice and seem recently upgraded. The beds and linens are quite nice too. <hl> The hotel staff are really friendly. We were very impressed with both of the concierges that were working and found them extremely useful. The people at the front desk were friendly save for one girl who we found consistently rude and abrasive . <hl> (ie, I brought a five dollar bill up to the front desk and before I could say anything she said "we don't give change" and walked away). With the exception of this one bad egg, everyone was very nice. The free wine/beer and coffee/hot chocolate/biscotti is a wonderful touch and we took full advantage of it. I would recommend making reservations at the restaurant as it quickly filled up every night and we were turned away frequently - I heard one traveller get into a heated discussion about never being able to get in for dinner. My only recommendation would be to ask for a room that's not on the first floor, or a room with a view of the garden. The street noise was pretty bad and we were woken up a few times because of this. There were a few homeless people who would sit on the street outside and make a ton of noise throughout the night. Also, the restaurant drags their tables and chairs inside at midnight or later and then outside at 7:00am. It makes a lot of noise too - just a tip. Anyway, we loved it at this hotel and were very happy. Last word of caution - if you're going to San Francisco, don't rent a car. Parking is expensive ($40 per night) and everything is very much within walking distance. We took a cab across town and it was $10...Have fun!

First off, we booked this hotel through Priceline. We got it from Sunday to Wednesday for $135 a night, which was a great deal and I think very good value. It's certainly worth the booking price via their own website but you can find a good deal out there for it too.The Tuscan Inn was a great place to stay. It's very close to Fisherman's Wharf, within walking distance to the Coit Tower and even Chinatown. The street cars are also only a block away. The rooms are very nice and seem recently upgraded. The beds and linens are quite nice too.<hl> The hotel staff are really friendly. We were very impressed with both of the concierges that were working and found them extremely useful. The people at the front desk were friendly save for one girl who we found consistently rude and abrasive <hl>. (ie, I brought a five dollar bill up to the front desk and before I could say anything she said "we don't give change" and walked away). With the exception of this one bad egg, everyone was very nice.The free wine/beer and coffee/hot chocolate/biscotti is a wonderful touch and we took full advantage of it. I would recommend making reservations at the restaurant as it quickly filled up every night and we were turned away frequently - I heard one traveller get into a heated discussion about never being able to get in for dinner.My only recommendation would be to ask for a room that's not on the first floor, or a room with a view of the garden. The street noise was pretty bad and we were woken up a few times because of this. There were a few homeless people who would sit on the street outside and make a ton of noise throughout the night. Also, the restaurant drags their tables and chairs inside at midnight or later and then outside at 7:00am. It makes a lot of noise too - just a tip.Anyway, we loved it at this hotel and were very happy. Last word of caution - if you're going to San Francisco, don't rent a car. Parking is expensive ($40 per night) and everything is very much within walking distance. We took a cab across town and it was $10...Have fun!

<hl> The hotel staff are really friendly. We were very impressed with both of the concierges that were working and found them extremely useful. The people at the front desk were friendly save for one girl who we found consistently rude and abrasive <hl> .


Question: Are you going to a motel?

We spent 5 nights in San Francisco for my birthday the first part of March. The first 4 nights we stayed on Nob Hill in $225 per night suite. We spent our last night at the Castle Inn and were treated better than at the Nob HIll digs. The staff was much more responsive to our needs and very friendly. The Nob Hill snobs couldn't be bothered. Our room was quiet and clean. Security is very good. The location is very near a cable car stop and bus stops. There's a great little restaurant across the intersection from them that served the best pancakes we have ever had! (My husband is a CIA-trained chef and he was impressed with the food at the little diner across the street!) There's one treasure that makes the deal a real find...parking! In San Francisco, parking is at a premium to say the least. There's plenty of secure parking on this property. The price is a steal, the rooms are clean and quiet. It's close to the wharf and public transit. There are plenty of charming ethnic eateries around the corner. The staff is warm and accomodating. What more could you want? Location...location...location...all this in one of the planet's most fabulous cities. Go for it. It's a traveler's find!

Answer: We spent 5 nights in San Francisco for

<hl> We spent 5 nights in San Francisco for my birthday the first part of March. <hl> The first 4 nights we stayed on Nob Hill in $225 per night suite. We spent our last night at the Castle Inn and were treated better than at the Nob HIll digs. The staff was much more responsive to our needs and very friendly. The Nob Hill snobs couldn't be bothered. Our room was quiet and clean. Security is very good. The location is very near a cable car stop and bus stops. There's a great little restaurant across the intersection from them that served the best pancakes we have ever had! (My husband is a CIA-trained chef and he was impressed with the food at the little diner across the street!) There's one treasure that makes the deal a real find...parking! In San Francisco, parking is at a premium to say the least. There's plenty of secure parking on this property. The price is a steal, the rooms are clean and quiet. It's close to the wharf and public transit. There are plenty of charming ethnic eateries around the corner. The staff is warm and accomodating. What more could you want? Location...location...location...all this in one of the planet's most fabulous cities. Go for it. It's a traveler's find!

<hl> We spent 5 nights in San Francisco for <hl> my birthday the first part of March. The first 4 nights we stayed on Nob Hill in $225 per night suite. We spent our last night at the Castle Inn and were treated better than at the Nob HIll digs. The staff was much more responsive to our needs and very friendly. The Nob Hill snobs couldn't be bothered. Our room was quiet and clean. Security is very good. The location is very near a cable car stop and bus stops. There's a great little restaurant across the intersection from them that served the best pancakes we have ever had! (My husband is a CIA-trained chef and he was impressed with the food at the little diner across the street!) There's one treasure that makes the deal a real find...parking! In San Francisco, parking is at a premium to say the least. There's plenty of secure parking on this property. The price is a steal, the rooms are clean and quiet. It's close to the wharf and public transit. There are plenty of charming ethnic eateries around the corner. The staff is warm and accomodating. What more could you want? Location...location...location...all this in one of the planet's most fabulous cities. Go for it. It's a traveler's find!


Question: How was the attention of the staff?

The Handlery Union Square Hotel offers great rooms in the centre of San Francisco for a very nice price! Excellent value for money. Friendly personnel and top location! Highly recommended!

Answer: Friendly personnel

Friendly personnel and top location!

The Handlery Union Square Hotel offers great rooms in the centre of San Francisco for a very nice price! Excellent value for money. <hl> Friendly personnel and top location! <hl> Highly recommended!

The Handlery Union Square Hotel offers great rooms in the centre of San Francisco for a very nice price! Excellent value for money. <hl> Friendly personnel <hl> and top location! Highly recommended!


Question: Is it a good motel?

The motel is very nice with renovated, spacious rooms. It is situated in walking distance to wisherman's warf. We really can recommend the hotel. It was the best quality of rooms that we had during our trip and all that for a very good rate.Thanks again for the hospitality and kind service!If we are back in SF we definately will stay again at Redwood Inn!Manuel&Tabea

Answer: The motel is very nice with renovated

<hl> The motel is very nice with renovated , spacious rooms. <hl> It is situated in walking distance to wisherman's warf. We really can recommend the hotel. It was the best quality of rooms that we had during our trip and all that for a very good rate. Thanks again for the hospitality and kind service!If we are back in SF we definately will stay again at Redwood Inn!Manuel&Tabea

<hl> The motel is very nice with renovated <hl>, spacious rooms. It is situated in walking distance to wisherman's warf. We really can recommend the hotel. It was the best quality of rooms that we had during our trip and all that for a very good rate.Thanks again for the hospitality and kind service!If we are back in SF we definately will stay again at Redwood Inn!Manuel&Tabea

<hl> The motel is very nice with renovated <hl> , spacious rooms.


Question: How is kitchen?

We stayed at the Grosvenor Suites on Nob Hill for four nights while attending a conference at the Crowne Plaza. The room was very nice and cheaper than the Crowne. Two queen beds, a nice little kitchen and a full bath. We were on the fourth floor so street noise was there...not intrusive but there. The walls seemed a bit thin when we were awoken at 2 am with 4 drunken people on the other side of the wall. It was like we were in the same room. Front desk took care of them quickly and they were gone the next day. Continental breakfast was in a former hotel room converted to small dining area and the food appeared to be donuts and bagels (I had breakfast elsewhere). I would certainly stay there again!

Answer: a nice little kitchen

We stayed at the Grosvenor Suites on Nob Hill for four nights while attending a conference at the Crowne Plaza. The room was very nice and cheaper than the Crowne. <hl> Two queen beds, a nice little kitchen and a full bath. <hl> We were on the fourth floor so street noise was there...not intrusive but there. The walls seemed a bit thin when we were awoken at 2 am with 4 drunken people on the other side of the wall. It was like we were in the same room. Front desk took care of them quickly and they were gone the next day. Continental breakfast was in a former hotel room converted to small dining area and the food appeared to be donuts and bagels (I had breakfast elsewhere). I would certainly stay there again!

We stayed at the Grosvenor Suites on Nob Hill for four nights while attending a conference at the Crowne Plaza. The room was very nice and cheaper than the Crowne. Two queen beds, <hl> a nice little kitchen <hl> and a full bath. We were on the fourth floor so street noise was there...not intrusive but there. The walls seemed a bit thin when we were awoken at 2 am with 4 drunken people on the other side of the wall. It was like we were in the same room. Front desk took care of them quickly and they were gone the next day. Continental breakfast was in a former hotel room converted to small dining area and the food appeared to be donuts and bagels (I had breakfast elsewhere). I would certainly stay there again!


Question: How is the hotel?

My husband and I spent 4 nights at the Executive Vintage Court. It is a quaint, lovely hotel with a thoughtful and helpful staff. The rooms are small but well equipped and clean. The bed was very comfortable. The location was great for shopping and sightseeing in the city. I would recommend this hotel and would stay again.

Answer: It is a quaint, lovely hotel with a thoughtful and helpful staff. The rooms are small but well equipped and clean

My husband and I spent 4 nights at the Executive Vintage Court. <hl> It is a quaint, lovely hotel with a thoughtful and helpful staff. The rooms are small but well equipped and clean . <hl> The bed was very comfortable. The location was great for shopping and sightseeing in the city. I would recommend this hotel and would stay again.

My husband and I spent 4 nights at the Executive Vintage Court. <hl> It is a quaint, lovely hotel with a thoughtful and helpful staff. The rooms are small but well equipped and clean <hl>. The bed was very comfortable. The location was great for shopping and sightseeing in the city. I would recommend this hotel and would stay again.

<hl> It is a quaint, lovely hotel with a thoughtful and helpful staff. The rooms are small but well equipped and clean <hl> .


Question: What is the quality of the hotel?

The Monaco is the best of both worlds: a very clean, modern, hip, well-run hotel with modern "business" touches such as the free wireless internet connectivity in the rooms that intersects with the charm , beauty, friendliness, and individual caring of an old world luxury hotel. And these are not the words of someone who only stayed there a couple of nights, I had plenty of time to observe them. Originally I was supposed to stay at the Hotel Monaco for only 4 nights but on my last day in San Francisco I fractured my leg and needed to have surgery. My surgeon told me I could not fly for 3 weeks after surgery, so I stayed at the Hotel Monaco for 4 weeks. During the course of my stay, I stayed in 3 different rooms and was able to observe almost all the staff. There are not enough words to describe how wonderful the hotel and the staff are. A kinder group of people you cannot imagine. They went out of their way to make sure I was comfortable and I ended up writing a long letter to the President of Kimpton hotels to tell him what an amazing staff they have there. Without fail they were all terrific. As to the rooms, I've read a few comments about dusty rooms. I can say honestly that while recovering from reconstructive surgery on my leg, I spent a great deal of time on my back in 3 different rooms there and they were all spotless. I was generally in the room while housekeeping was there, but whether I was there or not, the room was always clean, fresh and tidy. The decor of the rooms is bright, cheerful and charming. My first room was one of their tiny rooms, the smallest they have but it was so well-appointed, romantic and luxurious that I didn't care. After I broke my leg, they moved me to a handicapped room and then when someone was able to join me to help take care of me they moved me to a handicapped junior suite. These rooms are a bit bigger but they faced Geary Street which can be a bit noisy with ambulances and firetrucks at night. Don't let this put you off, any hotel in downtown SF will have the same issue, I put in ear plugs and had no more problems, or you can just ask for a quiet room not on Geary street. My first room was in the back and for my first four nights there was no noise at all. If you are in a wheelchair, make sure to specify you want a roll in shower as one of the handicapped rooms had it but the junior handicapped suite did not. The bathrooms are goregous. Such a well-run hotel. Oh, the first day I checked in, I asked for a goldfish. They sent one up in a fishbowl and that little guy turned out to be my companion for the next 4 weeks. It's a great touch from a hotel full of great touches. My friends have asked me when I come back to San Francisco if I'd stay there again considering all of the pain and trauma I went through. As far as I'm concerned, I wouldn't stay anywhere else.

Answer: There are not enough words to describe how wonderful the hotel and the staff are

The Monaco is the best of both worlds: a very clean, modern, hip, well-run hotel with modern "business" touches such as the free wireless internet connectivity in the rooms that intersects with the charm , beauty, friendliness, and individual caring of an old world luxury hotel. And these are not the words of someone who only stayed there a couple of nights, I had plenty of time to observe them. Originally I was supposed to stay at the Hotel Monaco for only 4 nights but on my last day in San Francisco I fractured my leg and needed to have surgery. My surgeon told me I could not fly for 3 weeks after surgery, so I stayed at the Hotel Monaco for 4 weeks. During the course of my stay, I stayed in 3 different rooms and was able to observe almost all the staff. <hl> There are not enough words to describe how wonderful the hotel and the staff are . <hl> A kinder group of people you cannot imagine. They went out of their way to make sure I was comfortable and I ended up writing a long letter to the President of Kimpton hotels to tell him what an amazing staff they have there. Without fail they were all terrific. As to the rooms, I've read a few comments about dusty rooms. I can say honestly that while recovering from reconstructive surgery on my leg, I spent a great deal of time on my back in 3 different rooms there and they were all spotless. I was generally in the room while housekeeping was there, but whether I was there or not, the room was always clean, fresh and tidy. The decor of the rooms is bright, cheerful and charming. My first room was one of their tiny rooms, the smallest they have but it was so well-appointed, romantic and luxurious that I didn't care. After I broke my leg, they moved me to a handicapped room and then when someone was able to join me to help take care of me they moved me to a handicapped junior suite. These rooms are a bit bigger but they faced Geary Street which can be a bit noisy with ambulances and firetrucks at night. Don't let this put you off, any hotel in downtown SF will have the same issue, I put in ear plugs and had no more problems, or you can just ask for a quiet room not on Geary street. My first room was in the back and for my first four nights there was no noise at all. If you are in a wheelchair, make sure to specify you want a roll in shower as one of the handicapped rooms had it but the junior handicapped suite did not. The bathrooms are goregous. Such a well-run hotel. Oh, the first day I checked in, I asked for a goldfish. They sent one up in a fishbowl and that little guy turned out to be my companion for the next 4 weeks. It's a great touch from a hotel full of great touches. My friends have asked me when I come back to San Francisco if I'd stay there again considering all of the pain and trauma I went through. As far as I'm concerned, I wouldn't stay anywhere else.

The Monaco is the best of both worlds: a very clean, modern, hip, well-run hotel with modern "business" touches such as the free wireless internet connectivity in the rooms that intersects with the charm , beauty, friendliness, and individual caring of an old world luxury hotel. And these are not the words of someone who only stayed there a couple of nights, I had plenty of time to observe them. Originally I was supposed to stay at the Hotel Monaco for only 4 nights but on my last day in San Francisco I fractured my leg and needed to have surgery. My surgeon told me I could not fly for 3 weeks after surgery, so I stayed at the Hotel Monaco for 4 weeks. During the course of my stay, I stayed in 3 different rooms and was able to observe almost all the staff. <hl> There are not enough words to describe how wonderful the hotel and the staff are <hl>. A kinder group of people you cannot imagine. They went out of their way to make sure I was comfortable and I ended up writing a long letter to the President of Kimpton hotels to tell him what an amazing staff they have there. Without fail they were all terrific. As to the rooms, I've read a few comments about dusty rooms. I can say honestly that while recovering from reconstructive surgery on my leg, I spent a great deal of time on my back in 3 different rooms there and they were all spotless. I was generally in the room while housekeeping was there, but whether I was there or not, the room was always clean, fresh and tidy. The decor of the rooms is bright, cheerful and charming. My first room was one of their tiny rooms, the smallest they have but it was so well-appointed, romantic and luxurious that I didn't care. After I broke my leg, they moved me to a handicapped room and then when someone was able to join me to help take care of me they moved me to a handicapped junior suite. These rooms are a bit bigger but they faced Geary Street which can be a bit noisy with ambulances and firetrucks at night. Don't let this put you off, any hotel in downtown SF will have the same issue, I put in ear plugs and had no more problems, or you can just ask for a quiet room not on Geary street. My first room was in the back and for my first four nights there was no noise at all. If you are in a wheelchair, make sure to specify you want a roll in shower as one of the handicapped rooms had it but the junior handicapped suite did not. The bathrooms are goregous. Such a well-run hotel. Oh, the first day I checked in, I asked for a goldfish. They sent one up in a fishbowl and that little guy turned out to be my companion for the next 4 weeks. It's a great touch from a hotel full of great touches. My friends have asked me when I come back to San Francisco if I'd stay there again considering all of the pain and trauma I went through. As far as I'm concerned, I wouldn't stay anywhere else.

<hl> There are not enough words to describe how wonderful the hotel and the staff are <hl> .


Question: How was over all experience?

This was my first experience using travelocity and decided to take a chance and book a little getaway for the Labor Day weekend. Since I used to live in SF and travel their quite frequently for work, I am quite familiar with the city and knew we would want to stay in union square (as my boyfriend has never been there and this is the best "touristy" spot). I usually prefer to stay at the Sir Francis Drake or the Westin St. Francis but both were overbooked. I was left with the Clift and Hotel Nikko. I definiately made the wrong choice even though I had heard good things about the lounge and restaurant. Since I have stayed at the Morgan (NYC) several times I assumed we would have a pleasant experience and I LOVE Asia de Cuba in NYC. I was wrong!  When we arrived at the Clift, the doorman did not even open the door or even aknowledge our pressence. Check-in was smooth but the girl was certainly rushing us and annoyed with any questions. Our original plan was to spend our first night with dinner at Asia De Cuba and start off with some early evening cocktails at the Redwood Room. BIG MISTAKE. Upon check-in we asked if we needed reservations for the Redwood Room. The girl gave us some "preferred customer" cards of some sort which she explained would get us right in with no problem. We approached the hostess at about 730 pm. There were a couple of guys in front of us whom the hostess was assisting. As we patiently waited, a large group came up behind us. The matron of the group approached the hostess - cutting in front of everyone else AND interrupting the conversation between the hostess and the 2 guys. Rather than telling this RUDE woman to go stand in line actually assisted her! The guys in front of us looked apalled and we were infuriated. Once it was finally our turn (like that mattered to the hostess) she very rudely told us we couldnt come in without a reservation. She said she had people arriving at 9 pm. We explained we just wanted ONE pre-dinner cocktail. At this point she got even more rude. At this point we decided this was NOT a place we wanted to spend out money anyways. They obviously dont care about their actual guests! The scene was horrible anyways. I dont think there was a patron under the age of 65 in the entire bar.... so much for a "hip" bar scene. We tried to complain to a manager but he was too busy having a personal conversation with one of the doormen. We decided our money is better spent elsewhere and opted against dinner in the hotel. We had a lovely meal in the Marina district then went on to drinks at Matrix where our patronage was appreciated and our drinks were not accompanied with a side of rudeness. I might also point out the martinis are $8 at Matrix as opposed to the overpriced drinks Redwood Room with serve you along with their snooty attitude. We are from LA so we are no strangers to attitude but this was just plain RUDE.  Aside from the horrible experience our first night, the hotel lobby is quite nice. The rooms are VERY small and somewhat dirty. The bathroom is appalling - dirty towels, the fan doesnt work, no standing room. On our final day, the anger from night one had worn off slightly (probably because we spent as little time in the hotel as possible). We were packing our stuff and relaxing from a morning of shopping. The day before, housekeeping entered our room even though we had the "do not disturb" sign on the door. Since nothing was taken we ignored it. Now here we are, a mere hour from escaping the Clift, when there is a knock at the door...housekeeping. I explain we are leaving at 1 (check out time) and to please respect the "do not disturb" sign. 15 minutes later, another knock at the door. It is the housekeeper AGAIN. I tell her "we are still here" and remind her of our departure time. Sure enough, another knock at the door and who could it be? The SAME housekeeper. At this point we are so frustrated my boyfriend tells her to wait outside and we gather all our stuff (half packed and all). They clearly wanted us gone so we sprinted to the elevator checked out and left the Clift behind.  Trust me, the Clift offers NOTHING to validate such horrible attitudes and behavior. I had high hopes for this place and if they had impressed me, I would have considered staying there on my monthly business trips up to SF. Forget it. I will definately tell everyone I know NOT to stay here and I will probably never stay at the Morgan again either just because of the Clift affiliation. Trust me, you are better off at the Sir Francis Drake or the Westin. At least they know you exist there and are gracious for your patronage. My advice to the Clift, perhaps you should remember that you are serving your guests not vice versa. Thank you for putting a stain on an otherwise lovely trip.

Answer: This was my first experience using travelocity and decided to take a chance and book a little getaway for the Labor Day weekend

<hl> This was my first experience using travelocity and decided to take a chance and book a little getaway for the Labor Day weekend . <hl> Since I used to live in SF and travel their quite frequently for work, I am quite familiar with the city and knew we would want to stay in union square (as my boyfriend has never been there and this is the best "touristy" spot). I usually prefer to stay at the Sir Francis Drake or the Westin St. Francis but both were overbooked. I was left with the Clift and Hotel Nikko. I definiately made the wrong choice even though I had heard good things about the lounge and restaurant. Since I have stayed at the Morgan (NYC) several times I assumed we would have a pleasant experience and I LOVE Asia de Cuba in NYC. I was wrong! When we arrived at the Clift, the doorman did not even open the door or even aknowledge our pressence. Check-in was smooth but the girl was certainly rushing us and annoyed with any questions. Our original plan was to spend our first night with dinner at Asia De Cuba and start off with some early evening cocktails at the Redwood Room. BIG MISTAKE. Upon check-in we asked if we needed reservations for the Redwood Room. The girl gave us some "preferred customer" cards of some sort which she explained would get us right in with no problem. We approached the hostess at about 730 pm. There were a couple of guys in front of us whom the hostess was assisting. As we patiently waited, a large group came up behind us. The matron of the group approached the hostess - cutting in front of everyone else AND interrupting the conversation between the hostess and the 2 guys. Rather than telling this RUDE woman to go stand in line actually assisted her! The guys in front of us looked apalled and we were infuriated. Once it was finally our turn (like that mattered to the hostess) she very rudely told us we couldnt come in without a reservation. She said she had people arriving at 9 pm. We explained we just wanted ONE pre-dinner cocktail. At this point she got even more rude. At this point we decided this was NOT a place we wanted to spend out money anyways. They obviously dont care about their actual guests! The scene was horrible anyways. I dont think there was a patron under the age of 65 in the entire bar.... so much for a "hip" bar scene. We tried to complain to a manager but he was too busy having a personal conversation with one of the doormen. We decided our money is better spent elsewhere and opted against dinner in the hotel. We had a lovely meal in the Marina district then went on to drinks at Matrix where our patronage was appreciated and our drinks were not accompanied with a side of rudeness. I might also point out the martinis are $8 at Matrix as opposed to the overpriced drinks Redwood Room with serve you along with their snooty attitude. We are from LA so we are no strangers to attitude but this was just plain RUDE. Aside from the horrible experience our first night, the hotel lobby is quite nice. The rooms are VERY small and somewhat dirty. The bathroom is appalling - dirty towels, the fan doesnt work, no standing room. On our final day, the anger from night one had worn off slightly (probably because we spent as little time in the hotel as possible). We were packing our stuff and relaxing from a morning of shopping. The day before, housekeeping entered our room even though we had the "do not disturb" sign on the door. Since nothing was taken we ignored it. Now here we are, a mere hour from escaping the Clift, when there is a knock at the door...housekeeping. I explain we are leaving at 1 (check out time) and to please respect the "do not disturb" sign. 15 minutes later, another knock at the door. It is the housekeeper AGAIN. I tell her "we are still here" and remind her of our departure time. Sure enough, another knock at the door and who could it be? The SAME housekeeper. At this point we are so frustrated my boyfriend tells her to wait outside and we gather all our stuff (half packed and all). They clearly wanted us gone so we sprinted to the elevator checked out and left the Clift behind. Trust me, the Clift offers NOTHING to validate such horrible attitudes and behavior. I had high hopes for this place and if they had impressed me, I would have considered staying there on my monthly business trips up to SF. Forget it. I will definately tell everyone I know NOT to stay here and I will probably never stay at the Morgan again either just because of the Clift affiliation. Trust me, you are better off at the Sir Francis Drake or the Westin. At least they know you exist there and are gracious for your patronage. My advice to the Clift, perhaps you should remember that you are serving your guests not vice versa. Thank you for putting a stain on an otherwise lovely trip.

<hl> This was my first experience using travelocity and decided to take a chance and book a little getaway for the Labor Day weekend <hl>. Since I used to live in SF and travel their quite frequently for work, I am quite familiar with the city and knew we would want to stay in union square (as my boyfriend has never been there and this is the best "touristy" spot). I usually prefer to stay at the Sir Francis Drake or the Westin St. Francis but both were overbooked. I was left with the Clift and Hotel Nikko. I definiately made the wrong choice even though I had heard good things about the lounge and restaurant. Since I have stayed at the Morgan (NYC) several times I assumed we would have a pleasant experience and I LOVE Asia de Cuba in NYC. I was wrong! When we arrived at the Clift, the doorman did not even open the door or even aknowledge our pressence. Check-in was smooth but the girl was certainly rushing us and annoyed with any questions. Our original plan was to spend our first night with dinner at Asia De Cuba and start off with some early evening cocktails at the Redwood Room. BIG MISTAKE. Upon check-in we asked if we needed reservations for the Redwood Room. The girl gave us some "preferred customer" cards of some sort which she explained would get us right in with no problem. We approached the hostess at about 730 pm. There were a couple of guys in front of us whom the hostess was assisting. As we patiently waited, a large group came up behind us. The matron of the group approached the hostess - cutting in front of everyone else AND interrupting the conversation between the hostess and the 2 guys. Rather than telling this RUDE woman to go stand in line actually assisted her! The guys in front of us looked apalled and we were infuriated. Once it was finally our turn (like that mattered to the hostess) she very rudely told us we couldnt come in without a reservation. She said she had people arriving at 9 pm. We explained we just wanted ONE pre-dinner cocktail. At this point she got even more rude. At this point we decided this was NOT a place we wanted to spend out money anyways. They obviously dont care about their actual guests! The scene was horrible anyways. I dont think there was a patron under the age of 65 in the entire bar.... so much for a "hip" bar scene. We tried to complain to a manager but he was too busy having a personal conversation with one of the doormen. We decided our money is better spent elsewhere and opted against dinner in the hotel. We had a lovely meal in the Marina district then went on to drinks at Matrix where our patronage was appreciated and our drinks were not accompanied with a side of rudeness. I might also point out the martinis are $8 at Matrix as opposed to the overpriced drinks Redwood Room with serve you along with their snooty attitude. We are from LA so we are no strangers to attitude but this was just plain RUDE. Aside from the horrible experience our first night, the hotel lobby is quite nice. The rooms are VERY small and somewhat dirty. The bathroom is appalling - dirty towels, the fan doesnt work, no standing room. On our final day, the anger from night one had worn off slightly (probably because we spent as little time in the hotel as possible). We were packing our stuff and relaxing from a morning of shopping. The day before, housekeeping entered our room even though we had the "do not disturb" sign on the door. Since nothing was taken we ignored it. Now here we are, a mere hour from escaping the Clift, when there is a knock at the door...housekeeping. I explain we are leaving at 1 (check out time) and to please respect the "do not disturb" sign. 15 minutes later, another knock at the door. It is the housekeeper AGAIN. I tell her "we are still here" and remind her of our departure time. Sure enough, another knock at the door and who could it be? The SAME housekeeper. At this point we are so frustrated my boyfriend tells her to wait outside and we gather all our stuff (half packed and all). They clearly wanted us gone so we sprinted to the elevator checked out and left the Clift behind. Trust me, the Clift offers NOTHING to validate such horrible attitudes and behavior. I had high hopes for this place and if they had impressed me, I would have considered staying there on my monthly business trips up to SF. Forget it. I will definately tell everyone I know NOT to stay here and I will probably never stay at the Morgan again either just because of the Clift affiliation. Trust me, you are better off at the Sir Francis Drake or the Westin. At least they know you exist there and are gracious for your patronage. My advice to the Clift, perhaps you should remember that you are serving your guests not vice versa. Thank you for putting a stain on an otherwise lovely trip.

<hl> This was my first experience using travelocity and decided to take a chance and book a little getaway for the Labor Day weekend <hl> .


Question: What is the quality of staff?

The Mossier is a good hotel in a great location at a very good price. My room felt more like a guest room at a friends house than a typical hotel. The staff was very accommodating and very helpful.

Answer: The staff was very accommodating and very helpful

The Mossier is a good hotel in a great location at a very good price. My room felt more like a guest room at a friends house than a typical hotel. <hl> The staff was very accommodating and very helpful . <hl>

The Mossier is a good hotel in a great location at a very good price. My room felt more like a guest room at a friends house than a typical hotel. <hl> The staff was very accommodating and very helpful <hl>.

<hl> The staff was very accommodating and very helpful <hl> .


Question: How was the stay?

This is the perfect place to base your trip to San Francisco. The Hotel is literally in the middle of it all and is incredibly easy to find from either car or public transport. This is an historic gem of a Hotel. We stayed on the twelth floor of the old tower, which according to my research was built in 1908. Yes it is old, but well kept and in excellent condition. I appreciate the 'old' smell. The Hotel staff seemed nice enough although we had no interactions with them except for at check in and check out. Pros: Historic PropertyProximity of cable cars/BART/ F LineAt the center of it all feelingQuick walking distance to shopping and restaurantsCons:None!Would definitely stay here again as there are always cheap deals to be found online.

Answer: This is the perfect place to base your trip to San Francisco

<hl> This is the perfect place to base your trip to San Francisco . <hl> The Hotel is literally in the middle of it all and is incredibly easy to find from either car or public transport. This is an historic gem of a Hotel. We stayed on the twelth floor of the old tower, which according to my research was built in 1908. Yes it is old, but well kept and in excellent condition. I appreciate the 'old' smell. The Hotel staff seemed nice enough although we had no interactions with them except for at check in and check out. Pros: Historic PropertyProximity of cable cars/BART/ F LineAt the center of it all feelingQuick walking distance to shopping and restaurantsCons:None!Would definitely stay here again as there are always cheap deals to be found online.

<hl> This is the perfect place to base your trip to San Francisco <hl>. The Hotel is literally in the middle of it all and is incredibly easy to find from either car or public transport. This is an historic gem of a Hotel. We stayed on the twelth floor of the old tower, which according to my research was built in 1908. Yes it is old, but well kept and in excellent condition. I appreciate the 'old' smell. The Hotel staff seemed nice enough although we had no interactions with them except for at check in and check out. Pros: Historic PropertyProximity of cable cars/BART/ F LineAt the center of it all feelingQuick walking distance to shopping and restaurantsCons:None!Would definitely stay here again as there are always cheap deals to be found online.

<hl> This is the perfect place to base your trip to San Francisco <hl> .