Built in 1988, Le Meridien San Francisco is a 24-story high-rise hotel with a business vibe and bay views. Renovated in 2015, Le Meridien San Francisco is a stylish upscale hotel in the Financial District that connects to the Embarcadero Center via a pedestrian bridge. Given its location and facilities, the hotel draws a large number of business travelers, but plenty of couples stay here too.
Situated in the bustle of San Francisco’s Financial District, Le Meridien is in an area that is a hub of boutique shopping, restaurants, theaters, events, and art exhibitions during the week, but on the weekends a quiet and empty part of town. Banks, restaurants, bars, and public transportation are within a seven-minute walk of the hotel on Market Street. Within a longer walking distance of the hotel are Union Square, Chinatown, and the Ferry Building Marketplace. Pier 39 on Fisherman’s Wharf, Alamo Square, Golden Gate Bridge, and Haight-Ashbury are all within a short drive.
Geared toward business travelers, the hotel features 14 meeting spaces, a business center, and free WiFi for SPG members. The hotel’s Bar 33 in the lobby is a popular after-work stop, as is the Park Grill restaurant with American cuisine and courtyard seating. A 24-hour gym is also on-site for a good day or night workout.
Each room at the hotel is designed to envision San Francisco with a city-chic, monochromatic motif. All rooms feature a large 55-inch flat-screen TV with satellite channels, well-stocked mini-bars, and other necessities for traveling guests. Upgraded rooms and suite feature furnished balconies overlooking the city, and some offer partial views of the bay and the Golden Gate Bridge. Suites also come with living rooms, while the penthouse has its own dining room and whirlpool tub.
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Pros. Comfortable and clean room.
Cons. Coffee choices!
Pros. The rooms were much roomier than most SF hotels we've stayed at. We purposely picked FiDi instead of Union Square because we wanted the extra space. We got the executive suites with king beds because they were not much more expensive than the regular rooms. The rooms was spacious by SF standards, nicely decorated, modern, and the king sized beds were superbly comfortable. Didn't use any of the other facilities or amenities offered like the gym etc as we were just staying overnight.
Cons. The food options were not much to be desired. We ordered room service for late lunch and it was just ok. I guess we could've gone anywhere to eat but we're feeling tired. Went across the street to pick up dinner which was also alright. Parking was pricey so we parked our car at stockton Sutter garage after dropping the bags off, and Uber's back to the hotel. Stockton Sutter is a bit far but a whole lot cheaper.
Pros. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Room was immaculate and well-appointed. Beds were comfortable. Location was awesome with plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, parking garages within close walking distance, and walking distance to Bay Area.
Cons. No coffee and payment required for WiFi access in the room.
Pros. Great location and good price for a surprise view of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Cons. Parking was very expensive. $70 per night.
Cons. It was disappointing not to be provided free internet.
Pros. Very friendly staff, fast check-in, excellent, safe and central location, beautiful design, stylish spacious rooms, beautiful views. Close to bart, cable car, malls and landmarks. And free illy coffee to top it off.
Pros. The beds were extremely comfortable and the location was nice.
Cons. On November 20th, my girlfriend and I decided to take a weekend trip to San Francisco and stayed at Le Meridien. Upon arrival, the parking situation threw us for a loop as we drove into their structure that apparently is no longer in service. Frustrating, but we eventually figured it out. The hotel itself was nice and the first night sleep was great! Nice views of the all buildings, super comfy bed and overall very spacious. The second night however...very different story. We came back to our room(2103) around midnight from a great night out. We could hear the people next to us in the Sydney Cove Suite(2104) who had a few guests over. They were a little noisy but it didn't bother us at the time. Around 230AM, I was woken up to "extra curricular activities"....(Wink wink cough cough). Okay...just a couple enjoying their night together like any other couple would...we all do it, no big deal. But this wasn't normal (we very quickly realized there were more than 2 people still in that room...) and it happened again and again and again...and again.Precisely that many times until 530AM!! Not only were they blasting their music still, but the walls were so thin, we could hear EVERYTHING. Very disturbing and very disgusting. After the first hour and a half trying to block out the sounds (which was impossible) we called the front desk who initially was less than helpful. The first call we asked to have someone come up to ask them to please be quiet. No one ever came. We called back again about 20 minutes later and asked if anyone was coming. The man at the front desk said they had sent security who heard nothing from any room, which we did not believe. Our neighbors hadn't stopped since the first call downstairs and was still happening WHILE we were on the phone during the 2nd call! At that point we were very direct about what was going on/what we were hearing in that room and they immediately called the guests. Finally around 530--sweet silence. We notified the woman at the front desk when checking out who was very apologetic about the situation. It really is a shame that we had such a disturbing second night. The hotel really is nice and very comfortable hence the 3 "stars", but the walls make it seem like you are in the same room with your neighbors. I'm not sure that we would come back after the night we had.
Pros. LOCATION, very nice room, near from the port 1, access to the buses stop, near form China Town
Pros. We came from the Embarcadero BART/Muni Station on Market Street which was a very comfortable walk. Arrived about an hour before check-in time and received a room right away. Front desk was backed with a line for awhile. Had a high floor on first stay and liked it much better than the lower floor this time. Room and features are good. Large screen TV nice! Restaurant on the third floor is very good. Arthur is a great waiter; ask him where is from.
Cons. BATH ROOM DOOR IS A JOKE!. It is very heavy and slides open like an old barn door. It is impossible to use the facilities in the middle of the night without making noise that awakens spouse. Bed was firm but comfortable. Would prefer a top sheet instead of just the covered comforter. Towels were nothing to shout about.
Pros. Upgraded to a suite for free. All staff very friendly and helpful
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What are the highlights of the hotel's amenities?
The hotel offers a 24-hour gym, Bar 33 in the lobby, Park Grill restaurant with American cuisine and courtyard seating, and large 55-inch flat-screen TVs with satellite channels in all rooms.
What can guests expect from the hotel's location?
The hotel is situated in the Financial District, close to boutique shopping, restaurants, theaters, and art exhibitions. It's also within walking distance of Union Square, Chinatown, and the Ferry Building Marketplace.
How is the cleanliness and comfort of the rooms?
Guests have praised the hotel for its super clean rooms and very comfortable beds, with some rooms featuring furnished balconies overlooking the city and partial views of the bay and the Golden Gate Bridge.
What practical information should guests know about parking?
The hotel offers parking, but some guests have mentioned that the cost for parking is high.
What are guests saying about the staff and customer service?
Guests have highlighted the friendly staff and excellent customer service, with some mentioning a 'wow effect' from the hotel, staff, and room.
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Opt for a Room with a View
Several guests recommended choosing a room with a balcony to enjoy spectacular city views, and some even offered partial views of the bay and the Golden Gate Bridge.
Take Advantage of the Location
The hotel's proximity to the Financial District and nearby attractions like Union Square, Chinatown, and the Ferry Building Marketplace make it an ideal choice for exploring the city on foot.
Consider the Business Facilities
Business travelers appreciated the 14 meeting spaces, business center, and free WiFi for SPG members, making it a convenient choice for corporate stays.
Be Mindful of Renovations
Some guests noted that the hotel was undergoing renovations, which impacted certain facilities and caused strong paint odors in some areas. It's advisable to inquire about the renovation status before booking.
Pet-Friendly Accommodations
Guests were pleased with the hotel's pet-friendly policy, making it a suitable choice for those traveling with pets.
Check for Room Upgrades
Several guests mentioned receiving room upgrades, resulting in more spacious and comfortable accommodations, so it may be worth inquiring about upgrade options.
Note Parking Costs
Many guests expressed dissatisfaction with the high cost of parking, so it's advisable to consider alternative parking options in the area.
Explore Nearby Attractions
The hotel's proximity to attractions like the Exploratorium, Cable Car Museum, and Pier 39 makes it convenient for sightseeing and exploring San Francisco's popular landmarks.
Be Aware of Limited Amenities
Some guests noted limited amenities and services, such as the absence of in-room coffee makers and the need to pay for additional services like microwaves.
Communication About Facilities
Several guests mentioned a lack of communication about certain issues, such as ongoing renovations and a fire alarm, so it's advisable to inquire about any potential disruptions during the stay.
Check-in/Check-out | Check in anytime after 3:00 PM, check out anytime before 12:00 PM |
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Cancellation/prepayment | Cancellation/prepayment policies vary by room type and provider. |
Low season | August |
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High season | February |
Average price (weeknight) | $510 |
Average price (weekend night) | $374 |
The Jay, Autograph Collection is located at 433 Clay Street in Financial District, 0.7 miles from the center of San Francisco. Exploratorium is the closest landmark to The Jay, Autograph Collection.
Check-in time is 3:00 PM and check-out time is 12:00 PM at The Jay, Autograph Collection.
The Jay, Autograph Collection is 11.2 miles from Oakland. The Jay, Autograph Collection is 12 miles from San Francisco.
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Value for money | 8.4 |
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Distance to city center | 0.7 mi |
Nearest Airport | Oakland |
Distance to airport | 11.4 mi |