Hoteles Cenas Y Espectaculos En San Francisco Cerca De Mi

DvGns DG: This place was really good I am kinda late to review this place but I was obsessed with the lobby and the pool. Once in a while they put movies for kids to watch in the pool and its old class made the whole hotel chic.

J. R.: , excellent service, the individual petit sandwiches were delicious and the desserts provided were nicely displayed and tasty. Beware, just the tea service will run you $65 each. We purchased a bottle of Chandon sparkling wine and that added another $75 to our tab, plus the Palace valet parking is another $30

The Simple Travels: Situated in the financial district of San Francisco the hotel is easy to get to from the airport via the BART Montgomery St Station.While the Palace Hotel is a fantastic overall hotel, the crown jewel is indeed the Garden Court. Situated in the heart of the hotel, enjoy breakfast from the menu or from the buffet or have lunch or tea.Visit the Pied Piper Restaurant to see the famous painting and visited the small mini museum of keepsakes from hotel past.The hotel staff was fantastic from Juan at the concierge desk to Yenny from house keeping.We absolutely enjoyed our stay and most certainly would return if/when we get a chance.

Carmetta Joyner: Hotel highlights Luxury

Pedro Pablo Ge Acuña: , the pool girl who works in the housekeeping department, she took excellent care of us and gave me nice details for my birthday I got an excellent opinion this is the best hotel in San FranciscoRooms: Exelente

Garth Riley: We had a wonderful stay here on our vacation. Excellent location for exploring. Comfy rooms. Great staff. The Pied Piper was nice to relax in for a bit and the breakfast buffet was decent.Rooms: Smallish room but very comfortable bed and nice bathroom. Very cleanSafety: We always felt safe during our stayWalkability: Lots to see and do around the hotel. Easy walking

Ryan Lipscomb: 我們的經驗是5+🌟🤩我們很喜歡寬敞的房間、非常熱情的工作人員、漂亮的食品儲藏室和 B55 餐廳。該位置非常適合棒球迷乘坐 BART 前往甲骨文球場或奧克蘭體育館。如果您要參加會議，靠近莫斯康中心。由萬豪經營，而不是特許經營酒店，這一點您可以看出來。對於這個地區來說非常好而且價格合理。 👌

Kenny See: . Electric bike rental allowed us to ride to fort mason which was fun. Very pet friendly

Scott Bartels: Staff is nothing but perfect. Had sticker shock for the price of breakfast that was so so. And again when we got drinks at the bar 48$ for 2 drinks???????Rooms: FabulousNearby activities: About a mile and a half from most activities.Safety: I just feel safe until a Gaza protester came into the resturant

Pam C: Just stopped in to pick niece but this place looks AWESOME. Just walking around the main floor is stellar.Noteworthy details: Statues of all the music/rock stars that have stayed, including Beatles, Bowie, etc and a great statue outside of Tony Bennett

Tenzin Subhar: Amazing experience and exceptional front desk service, especially front desk manager Ashley, she was so helpful, kind and though. When she found out it was our son’s Birthday weekend, she made it extra special by sending him a personal birthday card and a gift. Everyone in the hotel was so nice and helpful, very clean and the location was close to everything especially the cable cars. Loved it here and will definitely visit again.

Q Wer: comfy, low-anxiety, memorable, & smooth. :

Jarred Capellman: Hands down the best hotel in the world. My wife and I have stayed here numerous times over the last year going to various events in San Francisco. The location is perfect to get around to everything we goto.The rooms have always been super clean, large and luxurious. You really can't beat the floor to glass ceiling views of the bay.The staff has always been courteous even when we have checked in at midnight. The buffet breakfast is also the best breakfast, lots of keto options.Walkability: Giants stadium, Warriors Stadium, Ferry Building and SF Symphony are all within walking distance. Not to mention Enterprise Brewery, Rize Up Bakery and Black Hammer Brewery.

Hortencia Mayorga: Hotel highlights Kid-friendly

James Gilbert: Had the great pleasure of staying in a room with Club lounge access for 4 nights recently with a 20th floor view of seismic proportions. A true treat. Luis and the rest of the lounge staff were as one would hope - helpful, attentive, and great to interact with. The food and beverages were of excellent quality, and the views also from the lounge and the patio were terrific. Do not hesitate to stay here, especially if you opt for the Club lounge. The location can be dicey but that's basically the entire city. So, be a little cautious but do still come.

Su Byron: were so good and the ambience so comfortable, we never wanted to leave.Because of life’s circumstances, we needed pampering and that’s what we got at The Ritz Carlton in San Francisco. There are so many people to thank—but sans a notebook and constantly jotting down names, I can’t list them all here. From the concierges, the remarkable Club level staff, the sweet women who service the rooms—each person served with expansive energy and whole-hearted spirit. It’s a hard job—being gracious all day to the lucky folk who get to stay here but they do it with honor and integrity.One note: Through my own miscommunication, we had a slight hiccup with servicing the room. No big deal—but it was my error. However, the entire staff we worked with never pointed their finger at me; they made the situation right with graciousness and kindness.Yes, the amenities are perfect. I have insomnia but slept perfectly here. The linens, sheets, bathroom amenities—all wonderful.But the true heart of this establishment is every person who works here and strives so hard to keep the guests happy and comfortable. Bravo!!Rooms: Our room, 865, years overlooked the splendor of the city. Gorgeous!Walkability: This is Nob Hill! If you can’t handle the hill hikes

Borderlessfoodie: .Note: Valet parking is ~$80 per day.

Alice Cruce: Exceptional service. I have stayed at many Ritz Carlton’s, and other luxury hotel brands, and the service here is some of the best I have ever experienced. Every step of the way from valet to check in to restaurant service everyone is friendly and going out of their way to make your experience the best possible. This is my second visit within a few months and I have been consistently impressed. Special shout out to Teresa R at the front desk who has given me personalized service during both stays, surprising me with cake for my birthday and remembering me when she saw my name for my second visit and went out of her way to give me her favorite room. She made our visit very special and will keep me coming back to the Ritz when I come to SF in the future. Come stay here. You won’t regret it.

Fernanda Eguiarte: The attention we received at the Ritz was impeccable from our arrival to our departure. Unfortunately and for reasons totally unrelated to the hotel, we had a Covid diagnosis at the beginning of our trip and we had to quarantine in the room. The Ritz team, in addition to executing Covid protocols for the safety of other guests and their staff, was attentive to us at all times. They sent us complementary tea service to the room and helped our medicines and food always be in front of our door. Furthermore, they had a human and genuine concern for our health at every moment. Despite the sadness of the change of plans, we were able to have the space and care necessary for our recovery. I will always be grateful to them for this and I highly recommend staying there.

Ozzi H.: "Love at First Stay"I have been staying at the hotels for the last 20-plus years, but Ritz-Carlton made me realize the true meaning of Service and comfort level. We stayed there for the first time for 2 nights and 3 days enough to spoil you and raise your expectations forever...The way staff greets you at the entrance is not less than 5 stars, it feels like they know you well and are there to serve you only... The front desk staff is lovely, friendly and professional. No matter your genuine needs, they are ready to fulfil them with a lovely smile. Although the bathroom was a little uncomfortable the stay was great!At the end of the stay when we were leaving the gentleman at the concierge requested me to come back and stay with us again and consider Ritz Carlton your second home. 3 3 3Rooms: 4 starsNearby activities: 5 starsSafety: 5 starsWalkability: 5 starsFood & drinks: 5 starsNoteworthy details: At the entrance greetings and flower arrangements.

Lori Jenkins: This is a beautiful hotel and I would recommend it over any other hotel in SF. The service and staff go above and beyond anything you need. Kindness really goes a long way and it is hard to find that when traveling recently in the U.S. I would come back to this hotel based off of that alone. The hotel itself is immaculate and very clean. Our room on the club level was nice and comfortable with a fantastic view of the bay and Coit Tower. The food and service in the club room was wonderful, we felt very welcome.

Howard Shin: , don't forget there are 12 different rooms all unique and themed. Experience has always been wonderful.Great location and easy parking to find nearby. As soon as you enter inside this Victorian building, you can feel the history and service to welcome.What we loved:Clean rooms, soft beds, felt peaceful, rooms having their own individualistic style, Molton Brown bath products, and service has always been friendly and sharp.We have no complaints about this spot, it has been a beautiful hotel and service for us. Great for family out of town or a weekend getaway in SF. Again, great experience!

A. M.: authentic history and art + better lattes than any other hipster coffee shop

Jason Gallaher: This converted mansion was cute as all get out, clean, and centrally located. The customer service was excellent, too. I got in extremely early, but since a room was ready, they let me check in so I wouldn’t have to linger in the lobby. I would definitely stay here again. Just a heads up if you’re looking for a place with a full restaurant and 24 hour room service, this hotel doesn’t have that, but it’s near so many restaurants that that was never an issue.

Sophia Liu & Henry Demasco: with several crates worth of wedding-related supplies, and their staff helped us bring it all up to our room.The rooms themselves are gorgeous and unique. Our room came with an amazing soaking tub that we enjoyed the morning of our wedding and best smelling toiletries we've ever found at a hotel. Despite the level of excitement we felt for our wedding we slept beautifully. The handsome writing desk was the perfect spot for us to write our thank you notes to our wedding vendors.Not sure why some reviews claim there isn't a breakfast? While the breakfast doesn't include hot items, the selection was great and of very high quality - fresh fruit, sandwiches, coffee, pastries, and we left happy and full.We look forward to returning for our anniversary someday!

Kat Ellis-Guardiola: This is a beautiful mansion - the attention to detail in the decor and service was phenomenal. Special thanks to Amanda for her hospitality and kindness!Walkability: The hotel is in a central location within walking distance of very tasty food!

Susan Noerdlinger: 10 Stars for The Mansion on Sutter. I was extremely grateful to discover this beautiful, well located, super clean and lovely boutique hotel on a recent trip to San Francisco. The ambience was truly calming and elegant, the bed and bedding were of excellent quality and super comfortable, and the carefully presented breakfast was just right. But most importantly, the staff was exceptional. During an 8 night stay, I was fortunate to meet most of the staff, and Amit, Amanda, Yash, and Nina all went out of their way to accommodate the needs of the guests in a genuine and very thoughtful way. I have rarely met a hotel staff that cared as much about the comfort of their guests and treated their guests with as much respect than this group of fine people. They are a wonderful team and all are invested in their work at the Hotel Mansion on Sutter. Thank you to each of you.

Kim S: We loved our stay at the Mansion on Sutter. Gorgeous rooms and the service is top notch. Secure parking was a huge relief-we coukd load and unload at ease. We walked to Fisherman's Wharf and Ghirardelli Square and loved it. Best bed I've ever slept on! I'd love to know what kind it was- I don't think I've ever been so comfortable away from home.

Holly Z: The hotel was overall good. The lobby is quite busy at all times.The wifi was good, the bed and pillows were comfy, the AC was strong, and the washroom amenities were nice.Overall it was clean but I noticed some of the surfaces were not wiped and had some beverage residue.The area is fine in the day but feels somewhat unsafe at night, especially if you're alone.

Gigi San: Parking is expensive but they allow in/out..great location to attend SFSU graduation at Oracle Park.Safety: I felt safe-but I was with a family group.Walkability: Walked to various places since the hotel is not on a hill.

Spider J: . Although it is expensive, it is worth it if you are very hungry and expect to eat a lot of the eggs and sausage and other delicious spread. We were offered to

Elle O’Neil: , market on the first floor makes delicious lattes and chia puddings, breakfast buffet is pricey but the spread is extravagant. Good location - Trader Joe’s is within walking distance. Highly recommend this hotel.

King Veloso: We had an amazing stay here for the whole weekend, the check in was smooth and fast. The lady who cleaned our room, she was fantastic! Making sure everything is clean new towels, new pillow cases, cups, glasses every day. Coffee grinds and condiments kit are also refilled everyday. The beds and pillows feel like brand new. And of course the ladies at the front desk they were all amazing, they were quick and friendly. I hope they will consider a complimentary breakfast here someday. But overall experience was great and would stay here again.Rooms: Very clean.Walkability: Have access to some bus stops.

Leonardo Garcia: The best thing about the hotel is the rooftop bar. The rooms are old and worn out. As usual in San Francisco, it's too expensive for a terrible experience.Rooms: Terrible. Very old and worn out.

Gustavo Nadais: Region with a lot of drug addicts, which makes it scary to go out. But the hotel is still pretty cool.Rooms: Rooms ok, I expected more for the price. But OK.Safety: Hotel security, especially at night or on busier days, is good, but they are very rude. American profile. The streets around are full of drug addicts and homeless people, it's terrible.

Marco Polo: 2 blocks up on Sutter Street,great breakfast. Very good prices.

Elena Belgum (Count Talkula): This place is enormous, I forgot how big it was and that I had gotten lost there more than once. Tower one has 40 or more floors, reception areas huge and has a great but expensive store/ Deli which I think is open 24 hours. Security can be overly Vigilant and rude but considering the location and current situation and the fact that people are sleeping there, it's to be expected. If you are visiting somebody here have their room number and last name and it doesn't hurt to have picture ID and have them call them or come meet you in the lobby or leave a message at the front desk or something like that or you may not get in. The prices are more than double the last time I've been there, I don't know if there was a convention in town or that's just the current pricing or the person I know just didn't have any discounts, but this is definitely not a budget location. They also have A well-stocked gift shop, although I don't think I would rely on it for gifts for any kind of special occasion it's closer to an airport convenience store. They also have a couple of restaurants and bars, pool, hot tub, convention facilities, office equipment, 24/7 room service and maid service etcRooms: I've only seen standard rooms here. They are spacious and clean and the bathrooms are nice and well stocked and I believe most if not all of the rooms have balconies.Nearby activities: Great location near Union Square and the Theater District also near the tenderloin, so don't leave anything in your car if you park here. I wouldn't even leave your car outside of their parking lot or it may not be there when you get back. SF does not have a ton of 24-hour activities and businesses like it used to but if you're going to find them it'll be near that hotel.Safety: Don't walk around this neighborhood altered alone or you are likely to be targeted for robbery or something similar. I would not leave my car there overnight if it was nice and definitely not if it had anything inside . Great for shopping but don't leave any valuables unattended. Great for bars and restaurants but a pricey area, better deals available within a mile or less.Walkability: Almost all of San Francisco is extremely walkable, the tenderloin is much dirtier than it used to be and it's not advisable to walk in anything other than closed-toed shoes and not provocatively dressed unless you like a whole lot of attention. Also keep your wallet hidden and be friendly but not overly friendly if it's late at night. You can see Union Square from a street performers, Broadway level theater, a lot of bars and restaurants and shopping and cable cars, Market street, the ferry building, the Embarcadero, Grace Cathedral and a lot of other great sites and stuff to do within easy walking distance although you might run into a lot of hills.Food & drinks: Available 24/7 at the hotel but very pricey. Available in the area also very pricey, again go to the tenderloin for better prices but keep your wits about you and hide your money. I would recommend going up to Polk street for Napoli Pizza, and other great restaurants and bars for a younger, "hipper" crowd at a lower price than the Union Square area, you'll be passing through the tenderloin to get there which is possibly too Hip for most people and much lower pricing unless you're buying drugs or ice cream. LolNoteworthy details: Most likely the largest hotel in the city, great location, clean professional Etc but much higher pricing than other smaller and possibly more fun hotels which may not offer the same amenities or hours.

Jessy Rafferty: but it was nice to be on a higher floor with a great view. It also allowed us to check in early. If we didnt up grade they were willing to hold our bags. The room itself was spacious and clean. There was a mini fridge, which is nice to have.We ubered around the city to a few spots and those were usually 20-30 or so, depending on where you wanted to go.The front desk made a great brunch spot recommendation, Sweet Maple. Everything was tastey and it was a short uber or a bit longer of a walk

Jeffrey Allen: If you're heading to San Francisco and want a top-notch stay, look no further than The Clift Royal Sonesta. Seriously, it's got everything you need for a fantastic trip.First off, our room on the 16th floor was killer. Talk about a view! Waking up to sights of the Bay was the perfect start to each day.Parking was a breeze with valet service, so no stress there. Breakfast in the hotel was fast and very good!But what really made our stay special was the staff. Shoutout to Tony at the front desk, that guy's a legend! He helped us with parking, keeping our bags in storage, and giving us awesome tips for seeing the city.Long story short, we can't wait to come back. The Clift definitely made our first trip to San Francisco one for the books!

Kara Larson: . Having an elevator open and waiting is a particularly nice touch.

Susan M: at the Orpheum Theater; I made sure my daughter didn’t follow in my footsteps. The downfall of humanity is visible in the streets.Nearby activities: San Francisco City Guide volunteers provide great tours for a $20 donation. A Strange Loop is playing at the theater next door.Safety: The hotel felt safe and there was a huge police presence during the RSA Conference. But you are on the edge of the troubled Tenderloin district so need to be aware of your surroundings.Walkability: Very walkable, but ask for advice on direction before heading out.Food & drinks: There are plentiful restaurants in the area, especially towards the convention center.

Louis: Very clean hotel and well located for exploring San Francisco. The staff is very friendly.The only small fault is the organization of private parties which can be quite noisy and annoying.Nearby activities: Cocobang and Fino are two excellent restaurants just a few seconds walk away

Steven Mejia: The room was adequate for the price of around $200 a night. Located near shopping and plenty of restaurants and bars.

Lloyd Tobias: Downtown San Francisco great updated renovation. Nice comfortable rooms with a hint of nostalgic remnant.Walkability: Great restaurants and shopping in business district.

Tamara Davis: My teenage daughter LOVED this place. It's a whole vibe!!! The rooms are a bit small though.Our flight and hotel reservation didn't line up so we needed to stay here one night. They were very accommodating and friendly. They stored our bags while we waited for our other hotel to be ready.Hindsight it would have been just as nice to stay here for our entire trip.Nearby activities: Close to everything no rental car needed.Walkability: Close to everything no rental car needed. Valet parking is expensive.Noteworthy details: Beautiful Art. Free wine and Marti happy hour daily

Lauren Matthies: , but everything else was delightful. We were able to check in early and the friendly front staff also held our bags after check out. The evening happy hour and the water bottles in the room were lovely amenities. There is a nice fitness

Macit Ege Ercan: I just can’t get over paying more than $60 a night for parking.

Sara Cooksey: I've stayed in many hotels while visiting San Francisco for business and personal trips. Galleria Park Hotel is my favorite. The staff were genuinely friendly and kind. The room was comfortable! The hotel has great amenities - in room espresso, refillable water bottles, coffee and tea in the morning, wine and cocktails in the evening, printing services, the garden terrace. The location is great - with plenty of restaurant options near by. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here and will definitely book here again when I return!

Radwan Ktesh: I stayed in this hotel for a couple time. No wonder why I keep going back. The fact that the building build in 1911 it’s just amazing and the vibes of the building and the warmth it feels like home The lobby is beautiful the staff is very welcoming and helpful . My room is perfect the location is absolutely great and near to everything in walking distance, and if you stay here don’t forget the sipping our between 5 and 6 pm they offer red and white wine and the shocking fact this is where the martini 🍸 is invented!!! So they offer martinis and tell you the story about how it’s invented in the basement.I had great experience in this hotel and will be back again for sure

Fabian: Very central hotel with very good transport connections.The staff is very friendly.The rooms are well maintained and spacious, and the bed was very comfortable.I would prefer this hotel again on another visit.Rooms: The room was very well maintained during my stay. Is spacious by San Francisco standards. Only the equipment was a bit old. In addition, the room did not have a television.Nearby activities: Nearby there is a popular cable car station, Union Square, about 2-3 minutes away. The City Hall of San Francisco is about 15-20 minutes away.Safety: I think the environment is safe during the day. In the evening it is recommended to avoid poorly lit streets and to keep valuable items in your backpack/bag. The street is otherwise quiet overall.

Berkan Güven: The location of the hotel is very good, however; There are always problems with the cards. Other than that, there is no problem, the hotel staff is generally helpful in everything. It is a reasonable hotel to stay in for accommodation that does not have many negatives or positives.Walkability: You can walk everywhere

Jean CW: , the sound insulation, water pressure, water temperature, air conditioning, heating, luggage storage, housekeeping, and front desk were all very good, and even The front desk also helped transfer overseas phone calls to the room, which I thought was very good. Except that there was no view outside the window, everything else was really excellent.

Sonimar Silva: Great location. Tons of stores and restaurants walking distance.Rooms: Super comfortable.Walkability: Close to restaurants and stores.

Andrew Tan: The boutique hotel is freely accessible on Lombard St. It has a cosy indoor and outdoor lobby area with a small cafe-cum-convenience store for fast food. The rooms are well designed and spacious. The wifi and tv reception are perfect. On the 4th floor, there is an outdoor area to relax as well. The counter staff are cheerful and very helpful. Great place to be indeed.

Kurt T: Very nice place to stay. This place has character. Rooms a little smaller but nice layout with style.Service was excellent from all staff. Staff were always helpful, professional, friendly, and informative!I really loved the roof top terraces. You have a beautiful view of San Francisco.Hotel is in Marina District with plenty of great restaurants and shopping nearby in walking distance. Loved Mel’s diner.Definitely will be coming back!!!

Chris Olsen: Very unique place but I really enjoyed it!! So many cozy patios with fire pits to relax and enjoy the city views. Tucked away in a nice area and secure. Even though this hotel doesn’t have its own breakfast or dinner restaurant there’s plenty around. Everything was modern even the high tech toilets.I’ll certainly stay here again on my next trip

Sally: what the name of the person that helped us and they shared with me that it was in fact, Farid!!! This is a great example how one fantastic staff person who is committed to doing a great job can make your customer experience shine. We will be back and it will be because Farid went above and beyond to make our stay memorable and comfortable at every turn.Rooms: So fresh and so clean!!Nearby activities: Again.Safety: We felt very safe.Walkability: There are literally a million businesses, restaurants, bodegas, tourist attractions within walking distance.Food & drinks: See above.

Pau Céspedes V.: Hotel highlights Quiet

Dustin Keast: I needed to charge my Onewheel and the gentleman working the front desk was very kind in allowing me to do so. I relaxed by the fire pit while my board charged for 30 mins. This was extremely refreshing in a city like San Francisco where an act of kindness like that is unfortunately a rare occurrence.

Leo Díaz Longhi: Solid hotel. You won't miss anything in particular and you won't need anything else.But nothing over that. If you want to buy something inside the hotel is super expensive.Elevators are slow. It's a tall building.Rooms: Solid and comfortable rooms. Shows the wear of some time but they still are ok.Nearby activities: Middle of SF. Everything starts here. The beach is far, but there are almost no hotels thereSafety: Homeless people are everywhere in SF. Lots of drugs all day long. They won't do you anything, but it is an uncomfortable situation.Walkability: You can't be wrong in the middle of the city. Pay in advance for the public transportation and you'll get everywhere easily.

FaHaD ALSaMi: The location is suitable and close to services, Macys building, Apple and many international brands..The room was very nice. I lived on the 26th floor.The view is beautiful.. the bed is comfortable and the hotel is quiet..

Doug Gordy: The rooms are really nice. They are spacious and comfortable. The king bed was a nice quality and the turn down service rocked. They have a really nice setup with the TV where you can stream a device to it, so you don't have to mess with the hotel on demand stuff. The tub was a small thing where you really could just use it as a shower. The shower has a shower head that is adjustable in height. My wife is short and I am tall.... It barely reached my head. It is kinda out of the way from the hustle of downtown and honestly not a lot of restaurants that I enjoy were near. The front desk staff is absolutely amazing here and will bend over backwards for you. I would recommend staying here and probably will stay myself again

Bry M: Excellent stay. Steven is soooo kind & caring & made us feel so welcomed right away. Steven is 5 stars himselfRooms: Nice room with city viewNearby activities: Right next door to civic center!

Marc Barrison: the food was tasty with large portions .The room appeared to be recently updated. Everything was clean and well maintained. We had a city view king. We really appreciated the full size desk/table than runs across the entire window side of the room. Great place for the laptop and other gear as well as other items.Used the gym, nice, clean and with plentiful equipment.Location at the edge of Chinatown, with in walking distance of the Embarcadero and Fishermans Wharf is excellent.Only minor complaint is the high price of parking, but we are in the heart of the city so it was not unusual and was communicated on the website when we booked.I am a Hilton Honors Diamond member, this hotel met or exceeded all expectations.

Serdar Yaras: Good Hotel located in the central. Renting a municipal bike would be good option to go around the downtown.

Bernie Cowens: Now called the Clancy - this is a very nice hotel that had recently been refurbished.

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Nikolas Bbls: Good location, rooms with nice views on the city. Rooms were spacious.

Content Media Design LLC: The single most beautifully renovated hotel I have ever seen.Graceful and stylish.

Chris Vinson: Great check-in experience. Room very comfortable. Definitely rev up and get valet parking.

Jack Durst: Convenient to the financial district, stylish and spacious rooms, staff was attentive and helpful. Walking distance to BART, Folsom Street, the Embarcadero.