Hyatt Regency Hotels in San Francisco

This trip to San Francisco was quite pleasant, mainly because the hotel was very satisfactory. The location is good. Take the BART subway from the airport to Montgomery Station, and walk a few minutes from the station. The hotel is on Montgomery Street, close to MARKET Street (a main commercial road), and the surrounding is clean and safe. Take two subway stations or walk for more than 20 minutes to reach City Hall Square, visit City Hall and the Asian Art Museum. It is also very convenient to go to Fisherman's Wharf or the University of California, Berkeley. The hotel is on a high floor with a good view. There seem to be 5 elevators. You don't have to worry about waiting for the elevator. It is very efficient to go up and down every time. The room is very spacious, with large floor-to-ceiling landscape glass. 3 28-inch suitcases can be easily opened flat. The shower room does not have a glass sliding door, which is a bit strange. I am very satisfied with everything else. The lounge area in the hotel lobby is very spacious, with a small convenience store, and you can use the $15 shopping voucher issued by the front desk. The breakfast is more expensive, but the variety is rich and the quality is very good. We enjoyed one breakfast and one afternoon tea, and the experience was very good. There is a coffee machine and a small refrigerator in the room. You can buy some sandwiches, fruits and yogurt from the convenience store for breakfast. Free luggage storage is provided after check-out. The service staff at the front desk, restaurant and convenience store are very good. I will come again if I have the chance.

Conveniently located next to the BART station, so very easy to take public transportation to and from the airport. There is a public parking very close that costs 37USD for 24 hours during the weekend. There is no drinking water provided in the rooms, so think of buying some bottled water beforehand. There is a Starbucks located just across the street which is closed on Sundays.