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The Fairmont Heritage Place Ghirardelli Square
4.6/545 Reviews

The Fairmont Heritage Place Ghirardelli Square

Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco|0.52km from San Francisco Art Institute
Best hotel and location in the city for families and couples. We stayed here with our 3 little kids and absolutely loved it. The staff was so helpful and the beds were comfortable. The hotel is very quiet and has all the things you need when you travel with kids. My son had a cough and the concierge brought us a humidifier and sound machine. The location is superb with many great parks around and a cvs across the street. The valet guys are great and it was so nice to not worry about finding parking. Our kids liked Francisco Park, 2 blocks away. And the cable car was like 25 steps away from the hotel. I have nothing bad to say about this property. It is WONDERFUL! And the staff is terrific. I hope we can return soon!
Fairmont San Francisco
4/5117 Reviews

Fairmont San Francisco

San Francisco Downtown San Francisco|1.41km from San Francisco Art Institute
I had a fantastic time at this hotel. I booked a fairmont exterior king room with a view. The room itself was nice but what I really liked was the walk in wardrobe and luxurious marble bathroom with his and hers sinks. Breakfast at the hotel and dinner in the Tonga room was also really good. Customer Service was top dollar. The only criticisms I would have are that:- 1) There was only one functioning lift from the main foyer to hotel rooms, 2) upon checking in a hold fee of $100 per night is placed on your debit/ credit card (only returnable 5-7 days after departure) and 3) some of the meals were overpriced, I was charged approx $55 for a medium sized pizza and bottle of water on one night. Overall, enjoyed my stay and would return.
InterContinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco, an IHG Hotel
4.4/5137 Reviews

InterContinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco, an IHG Hotel

San Francisco Downtown San Francisco|1.49km from San Francisco Art Institute
We chose this hotel as part of a package deal with BA. The location is great, the view from the room and service staff (bell hop, cleaning team etc) we're lovely. There were definitely more cons than pros for this place. We requested a replenishment of tea, creamer and sugar which never arrived. We ordered a $7 croissant which took 45mins to arrive and even after the $6 delivery charge and 15% the bill was $24?! We sent that back. We asked the reception for some advice on a travel ticket, which was wrong. The first day we decided to try breakfast at the hotel, I strongly recommend finding somewhere else. It was almost $100 for 2 classic breakfasts (toast, egg, bacon or sausage) and some OJ, not worth the money AT ALL. When we gave our feedback on checkout, the front of house was dismissive, unapologetic and we are leaving feeling disappointed with that service. Such a shame
The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco
4.5/5137 Reviews

The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco

San Francisco Downtown San Francisco|1.62km from San Francisco Art Institute
average visit, maybe I expected more given their reputation. I visited SF for a two-day concert so I expected not to stay too much in my room anyways. Picked the Ritz primarily for the location. Also this was my first time staying under my own name so always wanted to get the welcome envelope with my name on it. (They misspelled it 😔) Booked via Amex’s FHR primarily for the early check-in at around noon and late checkout. I received an upgrade to a City View room but I must’ve arrived too early because my room was not really prepared. It had a few missing amenities like slippers, dental kits, combs etc. No welcome gifts other than chocolate. Only ate breakfast there but food is okay. Great portions though! Most of the time, I left the hotel at 10/11am and came back after midnight. One time no valet was there to pick up my car so had to call and request someone to pickup my car. Otherwise, all other services and staff were pleasant. The bedding and Frette linens were fantastic and it helped me sleep well. You also get a bottle of water EVERYTIME you pick up your car from the valet! I actually really like this since the only thing I could bring to the venue were sealed water bottles! Wifi was good, great for work and meetings. For a 5-star hotel, it wasn’t amazing compared to what I had heard. Might pass next time I’m in SF.
Grand Hyatt San Francisco Union Square
4.4/5130 Reviews

Grand Hyatt San Francisco Union Square

San Francisco Downtown San Francisco|1.86km from San Francisco Art Institute
The location of the hotel is very good, right next to Union Square, and there is a Starbucks opposite the hotel door. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to Chinatown. The hotel facilities are well maintained.
Taj Campton Place
4.5/5104 Reviews

Taj Campton Place

San Francisco Downtown San Francisco|1.87km from San Francisco Art Institute
Great stay with a great in-house Indian chef at their restaurant. Food was excellent. Not a grandiose property but was excellent for a base for day trip around San Francisco and walking out in the city. Staff was excellent. Only minor quip would be that I supposedly got a 2 level upgrade on my room. However, the view of the room was horrible and on a relatively low floor. I guess you need a ”20 level” upgrade to get a nice room. That said, having booking through Amex FHR and having those benefits, it made the stay nice.

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W San Francisco
4.3/5135 Reviews

W San Francisco

South of Market (SOMA) San Francisco|2.54km from San Francisco Art Institute
I used to be a frequent guest at the W SF back when it was Starwood but had not visited since Marriott took over the W Brand. I did try and stay last year but before arriving I read that the restaurant was closed and I asked the hotel what they were doing as an alternative, but they had absolutely nothing for Platinum Breakfast (other than 1k points per stay which is a HUGE downgrade), so I opted for another hotel. I had high expectations for this stay as I had previously loved this hotel, but as a frequent traveler in Marriott brands and having one of their Highest Elite traveler statuses (and staying at W Brands lately), I knew service levels were still suffering post pandemic. Unfortunately, it started low right from the beginning. I had confirmed a Studio Suite in advance. When I arrived, I was given a corner room that almost seemed smaller than standard rooms (Room 2109). I inquired about upgrades to larger rooms, and I was told no, because it was a busy weekend, and nothing would be available. I checked on the app and saw that every room type was available for the length of my stay and beyond. I was basically DOWNGRADED. Once settling into the room, then I realized the major issues. Smaller rooms should be easier to clean, right? Well, this one not only had carpet stains, but I quickly found out that the ”Marriott Commitment to Clean” was actually a Commitment to Ignore. Not only were their stains on the carpet and dust and dirt in the windowsills, I found a previous guest's room keys sitting on the counter. Obviously, the room was just ”re-set” and not inspected or cleaned at all. I guess the promised sanitizing was out of the question. We then went to get some ice and noticed that the ice bucket was half filled with standing water. It was disgusting! Thats not the worst part, I then found a pair of women's ”play-style” lingerie slightly soiled sitting on the floor by the sofa. I mentioned the cleanliness issues to the Front Desk, but the representative simply stared at me and then asked if there was anything else I needed? I should have been a bit more insistent that they take it down, but I was so shocked I did not. The room setup, although smaller than what I wanted and pre-confirmed, was also not great. There is no storage at all other than the closet. There are no drawers at all or other places to keep clothes or anything else. If you have two suitcases, you are going to have to keep them out as there is no place to put them in the closet. Other than the Front Desk and Room Condition, we had a nice stay, although the Room is really what we paid for. The rest of the staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful. The breakfast staff were great, and the food was amazing! Kudos for them for sure! Actually, the only place I was every recognized or thanked for being a Marriott Elite was from the hostess at Breakfast. The bellhop was also quite nice and helpful when we checked-out and needed to store lugga

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Travelodge by Wyndham by Fisherman's Wharf
3.3/5102 Reviews

Travelodge by Wyndham by Fisherman's Wharf

Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco|0.17km from San Francisco Art Institute
We booked Travelodge by Wyndham by Fisherman's Wharf for a 3 nights stay in march we had 2 rooms and the minute we went into our rooms we stepped out! It has a rating of 2 stars. I would not put an animal there let alone a human. The rooms were stinking. They smell of damp and made my breathing raspy. The air conditioning/heater did not work, the front door has clearly been forced open, the room walls were dirty. There was mould in the bathroom, one room was too small and we could not open our cases at the same time. The piping behind the toilet was broken, the smell and mould in the bathroom was not nice, the bathroom door had holes in them, there were no quilts even though the top temp was 12 degrees centigrade. There were were random strangers who were not guests using the stairs by our room as a short cut to the Main Street. If felt totally unsafe and uninhabitable. The Manager Mr Parmar is sooo rude! He should not be a Manager! He does not understand customer service we told him to charge us one night and refund the 2 nights but he has still not refunded us our money!
Marriott Vacation Club Pulse, San Francisco
4.5/5129 Reviews

Marriott Vacation Club Pulse, San Francisco

Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco|0.18km from San Francisco Art Institute
The hotel staff were very accommodating with our request around our travel arrangements. Room was comfortable and spacious even with us as a family of 4- and we had older children in our family - so not small children! Very clean, good resources and equipment in the room. Slight down side was inability to open window due to room location and security as on the urban /street side but the positive is less road noise and the air conditioning worked perfectly on the few occasions we did use it. Smart clean and simple yet functional decor and furnishings. Good outside spaces to relax. Good space downstairs for games placed in situ - such as monopoly etc. Water and ice readily available on each floor. Nice to see efforts towards not using single use plastic. Plenty of access to water and little treats in the reception area. Plenty of coffee in room and accessible coffee downstairs at reception early morning . Staff responsiveness was brilliant- reception and front of house/door service staff . They are very busy but really make an effort to assist you where possible. Friendly and helpful- really great service and friendly response which was so welcoming for tired travellers! And so helpful with our leaving/check out arrangements and luggage storeage.
San Francisco Marriott Fisherman's Wharf
4.2/5116 Reviews

San Francisco Marriott Fisherman's Wharf

Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco|0.2km from San Francisco Art Institute
The location is very convenient, very close to Fisherman's Wharf, two blocks from Trader joe. The staff are professional and friendly. Also very neat and quiet. Although there are not many types of breakfast, they are all quite delicious.
Hyatt Centric Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco
4.3/5132 Reviews

Hyatt Centric Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco

Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco|0.28km from San Francisco Art Institute
Close to Fisherman's Wharf and restaurants. The $30 daily ”hotel fee” seemed a bit much for a ”free” bottle of water and internet access. They could have at least included free coffee in the lobby. We did take advantage of the nice bikes, so we got our money's worth. Room smelled fresh every day and didn't have that musty smell you sometimes have after a few days. Staff was very friendly and welcoming. Usually don't stay at Hyatt, but would definitely return to this one.
Hotel Caza
4.3/5129 Reviews

Hotel Caza

Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco|0.29km from San Francisco Art Institute
The property seems completely new.. everything is fresh, beautifuly designed and clean. Staff is great, helpful and happy to help. Slight glitch - often the front desk is very busy ( it's a big hotel) and only on charming staff member.. ? Pool (not heated) is cool, as they write on the wall... with many pool ”inflatables” for the guests. Room is big, spacious, comfortable and of course, as clean as they come. Play room next to the lobby is a gem for a family after a long day. Huge bonus: free (neatly designed) bikes to hotel guests! ( first in first served). A fantastic experience in san francisco, caza hotel had a big part in it.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Fisherman's Wharf, an IHG Hotel
4.3/577 Reviews

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Fisherman's Wharf, an IHG Hotel

Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco|0.33km from San Francisco Art Institute
The room booked was spacious and the room rate also include breakfast. The hotel lobby also provide coffee and tea. The hotel is within walking distance to the cable car stop to travel to Union Square and Chinatown and also Fisherman Wharf.

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Kimpton Alton Hotel, an IHG Hotel

Kimpton Alton Hotel, an IHG Hotel

4.5/544 Reviews
Fisherman's Wharf
We only stayed one night but it was ideal for catching the hop on hop off bus and walking along the piers at Fisherman's Wharf. There was no breakfast served, as there were renovations going on but we found a great cafe nearby which served a great breakfast. We also found a lovely seafood restaurant for our dinner. I thought that it was very expensive for the facilities on offer but we booked it on the advice of our travel agent who had also stayed there and advised that the price was average for an American hotel near to Fisherman's Wharf.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Fisherman's Wharf, an IHG Hotel

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Fisherman's Wharf, an IHG Hotel

4.3/577 Reviews
Fisherman's Wharf
The room booked was spacious and the room rate also include breakfast. The hotel lobby also provide coffee and tea. The hotel is within walking distance to the cable car stop to travel to Union Square and Chinatown and also Fisherman Wharf.
The Wharf Inn

The Wharf Inn

3.6/5103 Reviews
Fisherman's Wharf
Reserved here for 10 days July 26 2022. We thought the place might be OK at ~$200/night. There were remarkable problems. 1) ”Free” parking meant, ”don't use your car or you may come back to a full lot”. 2) There were NO drawers. I am serious. nothing under the TV, no side tables, and nothing in the closet. I have never stayed in a place with no drawers! 3) Did I say no side tables? There were little wooden ”flappers” nailed into the bedstead on each side maybe to place a drink. And one of them was cracked so we had to use a suitcase as a night stand. 4) Three hangers in the closet, and the closet door alternated as a bathroom door depending on your needs. So this place is right on the wharf, location-location, but it sucks. We managed to get out of our reserves for only one extra night penalty and move several blocks away to a Travelodge (Lombard St) which was the same price with none of these problems. Please stay away from the Wharf Inn and enjoy your stay.
Riu Plaza Fisherman's Wharf

Riu Plaza Fisherman's Wharf

4.5/557 Reviews
Fisherman's Wharf
This store is very cost-effective. It's in a good location opposite Pier 39. The service staff are also quite friendly. The only regret is that the indoor air conditioner is loud. It's best to choose a season when you don't need to turn on the air conditioner.
San Remo Hotel

San Remo Hotel

4.1/5107 Reviews
This is a special place, no doubt. Every room is individually decorated and provides some retro Mafia/ Italian style interior. Even the group bathrooms are really with such level of detail, especially with it‘s historic armatures. Extroadinary and droll antiques are displayed on all floor levels which makes this place very cosy with a shabby attitude. So what‘s the „cons“? I am generally a friend of shabby, but if shabby becomes tacky than this could become problematic. Some examples. Dust was spread all over the room including lamps, wardrobe, etc. Which led to the impression that my room has not seen professional cleaning for a while. The room was fitted with a carpet which best days were over since a couple of decades. The carpet in my room showed a number of stains, which were ideally referring to some good red wine, but I felt uncomfortable walking in the room without shoes on. Finally the bed linen also showed some stains and I detected black hair on the pillow. So the overall summary is that the stay could have been much cosier and comfortable due to the unique in- and exterior of charming San Remo, but tidiness is key! Another positive aspect to mention is the fantastic location as Fishermans Wharf, Lombard Street and Golden Gate Park can all be reached easily in a couple of minutes by foot. So I really don't know if I liked this place or not, also given the fact that San Remo is not a bargain... Make your own views...
Columbus Inn

Columbus Inn

4.3/5105 Reviews
San Francisco Downtown
Not bad hotel, very close to Jiuquhua Street and Fisherman's Wharf, a little farther away from Chinatown, it takes only 20 minutes to walk. The hotel has no place to eat, so there is no breakfast. The hotel has its own parking lot, on the first floor, parking is very convenient and free! , It is very affordable for those who drive by car, and parking in other hotels around is tens of dollars.

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Average seasonal TemperatureNight

• Spring: 56.71°F during the day, 50.67°F at night

• Summer: 61.23°F during the day, 54.43°F at night

• Autumn: 64.9°F during the day, 58.08°F at night

• Winter: 59.77°F during the day, 53.26°F at night

Average seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 48.515747 cm

• Summer: 9.224409 cm

• Autumn: 1.0748031 cm

• Winter: 35.55118 cm

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