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Maya: Gorgeous space, lovely staff, wonderful amenities!

Joyous Mermaid: A beautiful theater. So much history. Productions and programs are always interesting.

are friends electric picture disc: *enough urinals for a mighty army*. Having a really pleasant time :3Thanks Curran! San Francisco rocks

Dallas Holladay: Great theater but beware, the bathroom on the top floor are singles. If a staffer tells you this is the "men's line" ignore them.

Dan Matthews: Staff are friendly and helpful. Doors opened late, so lobby was claustrophobicly packed. There are no water fountains, so you have to buy overpriced bottled water. Gorgeous old theater though.

Charles Franklin: Grand old theater

John Sanders: ACT is one of the best theatres in the country, and a SF treasure. Big Data was awesome, and I can’t wait to go again.

James Bloor: Nice venue with bars on each floor, various snacks and drinks offered before event. No drink holders at seat so be prepared. Nice service throughout the building and bathrooms were kept tidy.

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

Thorsten Knoop: Location: 5/5

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.

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