San Francisco Hotels : Read reviews and compare prices at Ciao.co.uk

Reviews of San Francisco Hotels »

A good cheap option Advantages: Price, location Disadvantages: No breakfast, slightly grubby The Grant Plaza Hotel in San Francisco is located at the gateway to the Chinatown area of the city, and is predominantly Chinese-run. It is a quiet, unassuming hotel, which is clean, basic and most importantly a cheap place to rest in a busy, expensive city! The rooms are accessed by elevator and a security door prevents any unwanted entry 24 hours. Many of the rooms face onto the street which can be very busy and therefore quite noisy. The rooms ... ...exploring the city. Most rooms are en-suite with colour TV with cable. The service and staff is faultless, as you will find across the area. The Plaza hotel offers only bed (no breakfast), although there are many cafes locally which offer cheap food (and plenty of it!). (while there, do explore the Chinatown area - it's great for souveneir and gift shopping!) ... Saltire 21.01.2001 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of Grant Plaza, San Francisco	Value for Money Quality of Rooms Standard of Service Quality of Facilities
The Clift, San Francisco Advantages: Location, stylish Disadvantages: very thin walls between rooms The Clift is a beautiful and stylish hotel. It houses the stunning Redwood Bar which has gorgoues cocktails and you're surrounded by grand wood panelling and very cool plasma screens. The hotel also has the Asia de cuba restaurant which is great and the portions are big enough to share, although I don't think its quite as good as London's Asia de Cuba. The staff are also friendly as we had backpacks from our round the world trip and were treating ... ...5 star hotels would do. On the downside, although the rooms very beautifully done with a lilac and cream colour scheme, the walls are VERY thin between the rooms which is shame - so you can hear your next door neighbour's TV and anything else they might be doing! ... JFUK 30.04.2004 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of The Clift Hotel, San Francisco	Value for Money Quality of Rooms Standard of Service Quality of Facilities
Go West to the Westin Advantages: Gorgeous rooms and decor, friendly staff Disadvantages: Stay here for a treat as it is more expensive than other hotels. ...stay on our tour of the United States. Our first destination was to be San Francisco and we did quite a bit of research ourselves, as well as taking advice from our long haul specialist at Thomas Cook. We wanted something central, near to a tram stop for easy accessibility and exploration of the Wharf district, somewhere near some of the famous stores but most importantly, somewhere where the staff would make us feel special on our first couple of ... ...seemed to be the only hotel that met all those needs and I have to say we weren't disappointed one bit. *The Location* Union Square in San Francisco is the heart of the city and this is the only hotel that overlooks this beautiful area. The square is also surrounded by stores such as Saks and Macy's and has a main tramline stop that can take you down to Fisherman's Wharf area for a small fee. The hotel also has valet parking but this can be ... belfin 31.08.2007 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of The Westin St. Francis, San Francisco	Value for Money Quality of Rooms Standard of Service Quality of Facilities
Nob Hill Motor Inn- don't be put off by the name! Advantages: Centrally located, good facilities Disadvantages: Slightly pricey, but you pay for the location. Well, this hotel was my introduction to California. I went on a fly drive in July with family and here was where we stayed on touchdown. I hadn't realised the airport was so far away from San Francisco itself, it was in San Bruno, further south. When we first got out and about the next morning, I realised we had made an excellent choice in this hotel because if you go to a walking city like San Francisco, you really want to be close to the main attractions, ... ...it. It's near enough to walk to Fishermen's Wharf and Pier 39. There was plenty of parking for the guests with cars - we picked ours up the day before travelling down the coast. And all the other things you come to expect of a good hotel were there: wifi (no good for me, I didn't take my laptop); cable tv with HBO channel in the rooms and a small fridge and microwave. I stayed in a room with two big double beds (what the American's call Queen beds). ... kevin121 05.12.2008 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of Nob Hill Motor Inn, San Francisco	Value for Money Quality of Rooms Standard of Service Quality of Facilities
Tales of the City Break Advantages: Good value for money, convenient location Disadvantages: Noisy heating, coffee issues ...San Francisco, staying in the Travelodge by the Bay for a second time. I would recommend this if, like me, you simply want somewhere which will be a good base to explore the city, and you’re happy to eat outside the hotel/motel. I don't know what it would be like to stay there with kids but think that given its value for money, proximity to public transport and choice of rooms, it would probably be ok as a family option. Decisions, decisions – where ... ...blocks of Lombard Street. The Travelodge by the Bay is at 1450 Lombard Street, between Franklin and Van Ness. We ended up at this particular branch in March 2003 because it was one of the cheaper ones and a booklet listing all the Travelodges in the US and Canada indicated that it had won awards based on customer feedback. We found it a comfortable and convenient place to stay with friendly, helpful staff and someone always available. So when we ... elkiedee 02.04.2004 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Travelodge by the Bay, San Francisco	Value for Money Quality of Rooms Standard of Service Quality of Facilities