San Francisco Hotels

Cozy, stylish and very clean rooms with again very clean and small shared bathrooms. So it's all small but it was so cozy, clean and boutique that I didn't mind

Hotel was very clean and tidy and the location was fantastic. Check-in and check-out was hassle free and extremely easy. Location to the BART was great, especially for those traveling to and from the airport.

Had a very small room with limited space to move around other than laying in the bed. However, for us this was not an entirely big deal. That being said, these "discounted" rooms would be horrible for a family stay. The doormen were often on their phones and paid little attention to what was going on around them. Certainly lacking in professionalism. The community shower could use better water pressure.

Loved the boutique vibe that the hotel has, it seems SF is lacking modern hotels that are similar to the Ace and plentiful of tacky hotels. The decor is very minimal, with concrete floors- it feels similar to a loft you would want to live in. The restaurant downstairs had a really great brunch and the staff were very friendly. The actual location is pretty central, so it's not that difficult to leave the touristy area of Union Square.

There wasn't a mention of the $45 (plus tax) for the valet. So that got a bit expensive. You also have to call 30 minutes ahead. The shower is also a lukewarm temperature. And a bit difficult to work with it being stuck.

The bay view (the side facing Parc 55 and Nordstrom)on the 33rd floor was great. Room 72 was excellent!! The house keeping staff were super friendly and helpful!!!

Coffee maker in the room burned my sister's hand.

The lobby and the ambiance, full of business people, free wifi, and starbucks, as well as the restaurant

the room smelled like those rooms where they used to smoke long time ago. Also, bathroom and room felt old.

The location is good.

The front desk person was a trainee left alone and unable to fulfill basic functions of their job. The room was loud and stuffy. Our original room had no functioning windows or air conditioning. Several dead birds outside locked window. After an hour at the front desk we finally got a better room. This motel is extremely noisy. Don't plan on sleeping past 7 am as all doors open into a courtyard and slam as guests leave.

I liked the location.

I didn't like that parking at the hotel was $35 a night. It would of been nice if it was in the description. Parking was a rip off.

Friendly staff, quick check-in and check-out Great location between Financial District and Chinatown and within walking distance to Union Square and Telegraph Hill

Very expensive parking ($45) Very simple, no frills hotel, not attractive as other Hilton venues

Great location.

I booked via kayak and which routed me via priceline. I paid extra for a queen bed with a bayview on a premium floor. However when I got to the hotel they said there is no such combination only the king beds have that combination. They either had a city view on a premium floor or a bay view on a low floor - where you could not see the bay. After some negotiating I settled on a double bed on the 18th floor with a bayview. Be careful when booking thru third party sites, it seems the descriptions are misleading.

The fairmont has maintained the old style luxury without cutting corners. Fantastic staff, location and NO TOUR BUSSES!!

Wonderful facilities and staff

Room and bed were awesome. Check-in staff were very accommodating. Beautiful hotel.

This hotel was fantastic! The rooms had plenty of space, the staff was attentive, we will definitely return!

VERY friendly and attentive Bellmen. Delightful Staff

Location, price, cleaning

Water pressure was so weak even thou our room was at 2nd floor

Pro: Free music!

Con: It was at 2:45 AM and closing the windows didn't help block out his persistant drumming.

Nothing

The service was awful at the front desk, the room was dirty, no air conditioning, noisy, terrible bed & small for a king sized room, there were no towels and the tv didn't work. I wouldn't rate this hotel with one star, nor would i recommend it to anyone. A hostel would have been better. Embassy hotels shouldn't be an option. It was over priced for a tiny king sized room with awful service and no towels or air conditioning. Don't stay there, you will be wasting your time & money.

Kayak rated this a 3 star hotel. Not even close! Will not book through kayak again as they do not have a consistent star rating.

I have stayed at the Hotel Whitcomb several times. It is very centrally located and is an excellent value for the money. It is an older hotel, but the owners have upgraded those parts of the rooms and hotel with which the guest regularly interacts. The rooms are clean and spacious. The beds are comfortable. The staff is courteous and attentive. The BART station is very close and the cable car terminus is about six blocks down Market Street. Again, it is a good value for the dollar.

-Had to flush toilet over and over -Windows would not fully close -The heat did not work and was missing a nob... -Comforter was thin as a sheet and looked like one...I was so cold both nights -Bathtub was not as clean...I went to cvs and got products to fully clean it

Crack needles and graffiti

Great location. Easy to find.staff was friendly (except for initial access).

Pretty 'dark'. They allow folks to smoke, apparently, which seeps into room. Front door was stuck, owner (?) Didnt seem to want to own up to it. Took a ridiculously long time for him to let me in. Ill probably look at hostel next time. Bath along way down hall. Overall probably a real bargain considering the area.

Rooms were small but clean. Hotel was well kept for its age.

Location is in a difficult side of town. Hidden costs such as a $22.00 tax. We made them take it off. $59.00 for parking we were not told about the cost. Then our account was charged other amounts we had no idea what they were.

Location - excellent, v close to Union Sq/restaurants etc; staff - friendly/helpful

Room - small, low on facilities eg no kettle for tea making; noisy pipes; hotel 'resort charge' of 20+ per day for wifi and coffee station in lobby is bit cheeky for tech capital of the world with over 100+ starbucks in city