guest with an ideal base to explore all that San Francisco has to offer. The Hotel Beresford is a hotel full of charm and character. The 114 cozy guest rooms hav...
Beresford Hotel, Paignton
The Beresford Hotel is non smoking,has eight en suite bedrooms with digital tv, some car ... more
parking, family run. We are situated in a quiet side street only 100 yards from the seafront near to the shops and restaurants. The Beresford Hotel is one of a few Paignton hotels with a prestigious four diamond silver rating. We are a non-smoking hotel providing good quality comfortable bedrooms with digital tv in all rooms. A good choice of quality items available for breakfast including vegetarian and special diets. All will be freshly cooked from good quality ingredients. No lift.
impressive mock Tudor building. Tissington Trail is nearby. Alton Towers is 15 minutes away, as is Chatsworth House, Haddon Hall and Calke Abbey. A privately owned hotel situated in Ashbourne. The hotel has 18 very comfortable bedrooms, a fully licensed bar and restaurant, which serves bar meals and also a table d'hote menu of specially prepared locally sourced foods. All rooms are en suite with colour TV, hospitality tray, telephone and trouser press. We have a wide variety of rooms available, from singles to family rooms for 5 people. We have ample car parking and children and pets are welcome. We offer special short stay breaks and are open all year.
impressive mock Tudor building The Tissington Trail is opposite the hotel Alton Towers is 15 minutes away as is Chatsworth House Haddon Hall and Calke Abbey The hotel has 18 very comfortable bedrooms a fully licensed bar and restaurant which serves of specially prepared locally sourced foods All rooms are en suite with colour TV hospitality tray telephone and trouser press A wide variety of rooms are available from singles to family rooms for 5 people Full free wi fi connection in hotel
Advantages: Cheap, Convenient Disadvantages: Prehaps too far from Fishermans Wharf if only a stop-over break?
...I stayed at the Pickwick with 3 friends in April 2007. It's a very pleasant hotel situated within walking distance of the cable car turnaround and Union Square, and can't be faulted for it's price given the fairly central location for shopping/business. It's probably about 20 minutes to Fishermans Wharf via cable car from here.
The general area felt safe at night, it was very, very quiet in terms of people being around - probably due to the fact that most surrounding buildings were retail/office space. There were a few homeless people near the hotel, but having visited many cities on our US tour, it's pretty obvious that SanFrancisco is one of the worst hit places. It seems that someone wants a dollar every 50 yards in SanFrancisco.
The room which we had was situated at the rear of the building away from the road, so was quiet...
Read review
Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful
...If you have heard the expression "Meet me by the clock" spoken by an American, it derives from the famous St Francis hotel in SanFrancisco with the huge Magenta grandfather clock in the foyer.
It was built in 1904 and opened to much fan fare. It originally had just 2 tower blocks, providing luxorious accomodation to the rich and famous. It has since been extended with an extra front tower that matches the building as well as an ugly high rise tower block to the rear that does not fit in.
Several famous guests have stayed there over the years and led to some controversy.
During the 1920's Fatty Arbuckle stayed there. Friends with Charlie Chaplin and other Silent film performers, the larger than life man was accused of killing a young woman in his suite during a drunken party.
It has also been the resting place of Robert...
Read review
Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful
Advantages: The price, the location, the staff, the rooms, everything Disadvantages: ...our shower was like needles
...Introduction:
So, we're stuck in Albuquerque, and have pretty much seen about as much desert as we can take. We've 'done' all there is to do. With a spare weekend on our hands, we decided to take advantage of our Geographical positioning and take a trip to somewhere on the west coast. I've always wanted to see SanFrancisco, and after looking into flights, we found some bargains. So off we go. We looked for reasonable hotels, and came across The Petite Auberge, it wasn't the cheapest we found, but it had an appealing charm that won us over, so we booked.
Company info:
The Petite Auberge is part of the Joie De Vivre chain, I found this information on their website: "Joie de Vivre Hotels is California's largest boutique hotel company. Started in SanFrancisco in 1987 by Chip Conley, while in his mid-twenties, Joie de...
Read review
Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful