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Most recommended San Francisco hotels

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Hotel Griffon - San Francisco - Lobby
Hotel Griffon
8.2 Very good
Financial District$211+
$211+
Hotel Triton - San Francisco - Lounge
Hotel Triton
8.3 Very good
Union Square Area$204+
$204+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Harbor Court Hotel
8.4 Very good
Financial District$317+
$317+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Bay Hotel
5.1 Fair
Tenderloin$96+
$96+
Free Wi-Fi
Omni San Francisco Hotel
8.9 Very good
Financial District$354+
$354+
Pet friendly
Spa
Hyatt Regency San Francisco
8.7 Very good
Financial District$393+
$393+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly

San Francisco hotels near Union Square

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Hyatt Regency San Francisco Downtown Soma - San Francisco - Living room
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
The Westin St. Francis San Francisco on Union Square - San Francisco - Lounge
The Westin St. Francis San Francisco on Union Square
8.4 Very good
Union Square Area$277+
$277+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly

Top San Francisco hotels with parking

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Wharf Inn - San Francisco - Living room
Wharf Inn
7.1 Good
North Beach$238+
$238+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Francisco Bay Inn - San Francisco - Bedroom
Francisco Bay Inn
6.8 Okay
$133+
$133+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi

The 10 best hotels in San Francisco

Discover the top hotels in San Francisco handpicked by local expert Jenna Scatena.
Jenna Scatena
December 6, 2023

When it comes to finding the best hotels in San Francisco, there is no shortage of options. Accommodation is as diverse as the city itself. From grand, historic landmark hotels for the luxury or business traveler to quirky, artsy buildings steeped in the city’s counter-cultural vibe, hotels in the City by the Bay has a little bit of everything. There’s certainly no shortage of high-end experiences, with numerous luxury hotels boasting top-notch tech amenities and breathtaking views. Families will appreciate the kid-friendly options and for those looking for a more understated stay, there are boutique hotels that offer a unique and personalized retreat. Discover the culinary delights of San Francisco while staying at the finest hotels in the city, tailored to suit your needs. Whether you're visiting for business or pleasure, the perfect hotel awaits you in the vibrant Bay Area.

1.

The Line San Francisco

Address:

33 Turk Street

Price:

$135-1163/night

Evocative of the city’s modern art scene, The Line SF is a creative gem in the heart of San Francisco. The unique flatiron-shaped building stands at the corner of Turk and Market, with cultural hotspots like SFMOMA just a short walk away.
One of my favorite parts about staying at this chic hotel is the attention to detail. The rooms are decorated with local art pieces, exuding an understated luxury for those seeking a romantic escape. You also don’t have to leave the property to sample some of the city’s best cuisine.
You can enjoy the multicultural menu at Tenderheart where Asian flavors unite with modern American dishes or the sophisticated Rise Over Run rooftop bar while you sip on a cocktail by local legend Danny Louie. With weekend pilates classes from Alonzo King LINES Ballet, staying at The Line is a typical San Fran experience – even at the gym.

2.

Hotel Kabuki, part of JdV by Hyatt

Address:

1625 Post Street

Price:

$220-1279/night

For travelers looking for the perfect blend of luxury and culture, the Hotel Kabuki is one of the most unique hotels in San Francisco. Nestled in the heart of historic Japantown – the largest and oldest of its kind in the US – it’s designed to create a sense of zen.
What I think makes it so special is that guests can immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of Japan while still enjoying the pleasures of modern-day San Francisco. The 225 rooms and suites – some featuring city views – combine a simple elegant design with bold, Asian-inspired art, which truly embodies the neighborhood culture.
While Japantown’s ramen hotspots are nearby, it’s worth staying in for a meal at Nari. This California-inspired Thai dining experience, led by Michelin Star-rated Chef Pim Techamuanvivit, is one of the highlights. And for an extra fee, you can bring your four-legged friend along.

3.

San Francisco Proper Hotel

Address:

1100 Market Street

Price:

$199-1179/night

Housed in a historic flatiron building, Proper Hotel embodies the vibrant Mid-Market district. It’s hard to leave the hotel walls, with four dining and cocktail settings offering menus curated by Michelin-star-rated Chef Jason Fox.
Head up to Charmaine’s rooftop, my favorite in the city, for a fusion of the energetic ambiance of a European terrace with laid-back California vibes. Retreat from a day of exploring in one of the 131 rooms and suites decorated by Kelly Wearstler. With a clashing of bold prints and plenty of natural lighting, the interiors appeal to global nomads looking for an authentic Bay Area experience.
Added touches like handmade Aireloom beds, Italian bed linens, and Aesop bath and body products, elevate it to one of the top-rated hotels in San Francisco. And thanks to the triangular shape of the building, every room comes with a view to remember.

4.

Axiom Hotel San Francisco

Address:

28 Cyril Magnin Street

Price:

$97-1288/night

This century-old building has been transformed into one of the best boutique hotels in San Francisco while retaining its historic character. Behind the intricate facade is a modern interior incorporating the latest digital technology, which is what I think makes it so impressive.
Centrally located on Powell Street, within walking distance of the SoMa district, making it an ideal hotel for travelers visiting for business but who don’t want to miss out on the fun. Meeting rooms are fitted with high-tech amenities and unique lounges where you can spark inspiration with your team, plus a large event space is perfect for conferences and corporate functions.
While not screaming creativity, the contemporary rooms are polished, with soft lighting and smart TVs. Matching the hotel’s contemporary business vibe, the onsite Turn Cafe is designed for those looking for fresh, healthy food on the go.

5.

Luma Hotel San Francisco

Address:

100 Channel Street

Price:

$200-1035/night

Situated in San Francisco’s vibrant downtown, LUMA offers easy access to the best entertainment spots. Oracle Park in just four minutes on foot, and Chase Center is only half a mile away. With state-of-the-art meeting facilities and a range of community-driven activities such as Spark Social, it’s an ideal hub for those looking to connect with San Francisco’s social scene in a sleek, futuristic building. But the real highlight is its culinary offerings.
Located sky-high on the 17th floor is my personal favorite: Cavaña, a Latin American-inspired restaurant with skyline views. The thoughtfully curated menu showcases elevated South American street food made with San Francisco’s freshest local ingredients. Its lively atmosphere makes it the perfect spot to mingle with other diners, travelers, and locals alike, and their agave spirit program drives the bar offerings home.

6.

The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco

Address:

600 Stockton Street

Price:

$385-2558/night

Staying true to its reputation as a luxury brand, the Ritz Carlton San Francisco is set in a classic 1900s neoclassical landmark building in the prestigious Nob Hill neighborhood – one of my favorite districts in the city. It’s an opulent retreat with sumptuous furnishings, statement artwork, and mood lighting throughout.
Whether traveling for a romantic getaway or business venture, this five-star hotel will likely exceed expectations. Even the standard guest rooms show off a palette of crisp whites, deep blues, and rich grays for a sense of tranquility – but the highlight is undoubtedly the Ritz-Carlton Suite, boasting breathtaking panoramic vistas of the San Francisco Bay, Coit Tower, and Alcatraz.
The hotel also features an award-winning wine and food experience, with The Lounge featuring delicious Coastal Californian cuisine and handcrafted cocktails overlooking the skyline, or opt for some exclusive wine tasting at JCB Tasting Lounge with legendary winemaker Jean-Charles Boisset.

7.

Intercontinental Mark Hopkins, An IHG Hotel

Address:

999 California Street

Price:

$117-1607/night

Discover the timeless charm of this architectural gem from 1926 in San Francisco’s classy Nob Hill district. With a legacy of almost a century in the city, it’s easily one of the most impressive luxury hotels in San Francisco and where I often recommend to my discerning out-of-town guests.
Voted amongst the best places to stay in the city, be prepared to be wow-ed by the regal interior combining old-world elegance and modern luxury. Each room is designed to suit different travelers, with a classic city view, king rooms to spacious penthouse suites.
The true gem of the hotel, however, is the Top of the Mark – an elevated top-floor bar and lounge that has been a classy scene since 1939, showcasing 360-degree panoramic views of San Francisco’s skyline. Sip on their signature martinis while live music sets the mood.

8.

Palace Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, San Francisco

Address:

2 New Montgomery Street

Price:

$172-3379/night

From the moment you step into the glamorous lobby of the Palace Hotel, you’re transported to a bygone era of grandeur. With a history stretching back to 1875 as one of San Francisco’s first luxury hotels, the ornate chandeliers and intricate details make it unlike most modern hotels.
The rooms have been refurbished and modernized to suit the business traveler as well as couples looking for a romantic getaway, with plush king beds, marble bathrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows and jacuzzi-style bathtubs. The dining scene is equally timeless and a personal favorite haunt, with the Pied Piper Bar & Grill serving signature cocktails and premium spirits to locals and guests alike.
Or try the Garden Court Restaurant with dining tables under Austrian chandeliers, marble pillars, and a century-old glass dome. I always recommend a dip in the heated indoor pool, illuminated by a stunning skylight.

9.

Hotel G San Francisco

Address:

386 Geary Street

Price:

$59-4310/night

This classy lifestyle hotel just steps away from Union Square is one of the best hotels to stay in San Francisco for both couples and those on business trips. Originally built in the 1900s but completely overhauled to reflect the edgy, urban scene of downtown San Francisco, this stylish hotel is for the sophisticated traveler with lots of energy.
With a blend of muted and earthy tones, mixed with local art, it showcases some of my favorite hotel art in San Francisco. Plus, there is plenty of indoor greenery in the lobby and lounge, making it a cozy yet polished place to relax and escape the hustle outside.
Just steps from Union Square, the best of the city is at your doorstep. But if you prefer to dine in, then Hotel G also features a Euro-American restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with a bar offering an exceptional selection of spirits and cocktails.

10.

citizenM San Francisco Union Square

Address:

72 Ellis Street

Price:

$135-1014/night

Located in the heart of the city, CitizenM makes seeing virtually every attraction in a matter of days as easy as possible, which is what I love about it. Especially close to The Warfield, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and Union Square, from here, visiting SF’s most beloved sights is a breeze. Focused on streamlined design and convenience, all rooms are designed the same and perfectly set out for business travelers and couples.
Adopting the latest tech, each room has mood lighting, blackout blinds, and temperature control all done through an app on your phone. Those traveling for work will find superfast Wi-Fi, iMacs for guest use, and a stylish common area for checking emails and meeting like-minded travelers. Serving all hours of the day and night, canteenM is a casual eatery, or head to the rooftop bar for something more sophisticated to end your day.

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Average price (weeknight)

$240

Average price (weekend night)

$189
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Top tips for finding San Francisco hotel deals

  • If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in San Francisco, you should consider visiting during the low season. You'll find cheaper hotels in San Francisco in November and February.
  • Hotel room prices vary depending on many factors but you’ll most likely find the best hotel deals in San Francisco if you stay on a Thursday. The opposite is true for, Monday, which is usually the most expensive day.
  • Book at least 90 days before your stay begins to get the best price for your San Francisco hotel.
  • The cheapest 3-star hotel room in San Francisco found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was $44, while the most expensive was $457.
  • How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their hotel in San Francisco for 5 days.
  • If you'll be visiting San Francisco for business, you may want to look for hotels in the Financial District, as this is considered the city’s business center and contains many of the city's business offices. The Hyatt Regency San Francisco is a chic hotel that'll put you right in the center of this area.
  • Travelers who would like to stay in an area that's well connected to public transportation can look for San Francisco hotels in the Mission District neighborhood. The Union Hotel is a comfortable option that's just a short walk from bus lines 14, 43, and 49.
  • Anyone who would like to spend their trip visiting a few museums can stay somewhere near the Castro, a neighborhood that is home to attractions like the Randall Museum, the Mission Science Workshop, and the Asian Art Museum. The Hotel Castro is a contemporary choice that's located in the heart of this neighborhood and offers lovely views of the city.
  • Visitors who enjoy golfing will want to stay somewhere near the Excelsior neighborhood, such as at the Beautiful New House near John McLaren Park. This will put you just a quick drive from the Gleneagles GC at McLaren Park, which is a public golf course.
  • To be within walking distance of many delicious restaurants, stay somewhere in Fisherman’s Wharf, a neighborhood known for its yummy seafood and classic American cuisine. The Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman's Wharf is less than a five-minute walk from numerous local dining options.
  • The Mission district, home to the city’s Latin community and a great hub for affordable, quality eating and bar-hopping, might be a great place to start if you are looking for cheap hotels in San Francisco. Try the San Francisco Inn, a cozy and historic bed and breakfast in a Victorian building in the heart of the Mission.
  • If you would like to visit high-end areas like Union Square and Nob Hill, or other landmark neighborhoods like Haight-Ashbury and Chinatown, consider staying in the surrounding areas and passing by on a cable car or bus. San Francisco hotel prices can drop significantly just half mile away from the center. Try the reasonably priced and comfortable SW hotel , which is located in the Jackson Square neighborhood and within walking distance of Union Square.
  • Staying a bit off-grid will not stop you from making the most of the city. San Francisco is compact enough that its sprawling public transportation system keeps it well connected.
  • The Bay Area can get busy, and if you are traveling by car, finding free parking can be tricky. Consider looking for San Francisco hotels that offer free parking. For example, the elegant Hotel Drisco in Pacific Heights offers free parking for hotel guests. Castle Inn, which is within walking distance of Nob Hill, is a good choice for budget travelers.

FAQs when booking a hotel in San Francisco

  • Where should I look for San Francisco hotels if I want to stay in an area that is known for being scenic?

    Those that want to be in an especially scenic area will want to book a hotel that is along the coast, as it is known for its views. The Hotel Griffon provides direct views of the bay and is less than a 5min walk from the Ferry Building.

  • Is there a part of San Francisco that is a particularly nice area to stay for families?

    When visiting the city with your family, consider booking a hotel that is close to the Koret Playground, a large play area that little ones of all ages will adore. The Stanyan Park Hotel will put you right near here and is also steps away from Golden Gate Park.

  • Where should I book a hotel in the city if I want to experience San Francisco’s nightlife?

    The neighborhood of Duboce Triangle is known for having quite a few popular bars, including Elixir and Last Rites. When you stay at the Metro Hotel, you will be within easy walking distance of both of these.

  • If I will be traveling on a budget, where should I look for San Francisco hotels?

    To save money during your trip to the city, look for San Francisco hotels that are in the Tenderloin, as this neighborhood has quite a few affordable options. One choice is the Civic Center Inn, which is also located around a 10min walk from the San Francisco City Hall.

  • Which neighborhoods in San Francisco are close to tourist attractions?

    Embarcadero, the Marina District, and North Beach are all great San Francisco hotel options. You will be right next to the Presidio park and just a short bike ride away from the ferry to Alcatraz. Presidio is part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and offers remarkable views of the bridge from the extensive green field on West Buff.

  • What are the best hotels in the San Francisco Bay Area?

    San Francisco has several celebrated 5-star hotels. Depending on your budget and preference, the Bay Area offers household-name hospitality options, like the Ritz-Carlton on the southern fringe of Chinatown and the Fairmont in Nob Hill, as well as boutique hotels like the Argonaut Hotel in Fisherman’s Wharf.

  • Where are there cheap hotels in San Francisco?

    It’s possible to find inexpensive hotels in San Francisco. You can even find good hotel deals in the city center, for example, in the Union Square area. The Herbert Hotel is an excellent budget choice in the Lower Nob Hill area, within walking distance of Union Square. You can also find several budget hotels nearby in the Marina District and in the neighboring Cow Hollow.

  • What are good family hotels in San Francisco?

    If you are looking for a cheap and family-friendly hotel in San Francisco, consider staying in the Marina district, which is near Fisherman’s Wharf, one of the city’s most treasured neighborhoods. Several good hotel choices are in the area, including the colorful Hotel Zephyr.

  • Where to stay in San Francisco?

    KAYAK users usually search for hotels in SoMa, Mission District and adjacent to Union Square.

  • What are the best hotels near Union Square?

    KAYAK users like staying at Hyatt Regency San Francisco Downtown Soma, Fairmont San Francisco and citizenM San Francisco Union Square when looking for a hotel in close proximity to Union Square.

  • How much does a hotel cost in San Francisco?

    $303 is the average price for a double room in San Francisco, but our users have found rooms for as cheap as $21 in the last 3 days.

  • How much is a hotel in San Francisco for tonight?

    The best deal for a 3-star hotel room in San Francisco found by KAYAK users in the last 3 hours was $47, while a 4-star hotel room the lowest price was $112. The cheapest room found overall was for $21.

  • How much is a hotel in San Francisco for this weekend?

    KAYAK users found 3-star hotel rooms in San Francisco for this weekend from $47 and 4-star hotel rooms from $113. The cheapest room in San Francisco for the same date was $47 per night.

  • Which neighbourhood do KAYAK users most love to book their hotel in San Francisco?

    The most popular neighbourhood in San Francisco among KAYAK users to search for a hotel is Union Square Area. Taj Campton Place, citizenM San Francisco Union Square, and Hotel Emblem San Francisco rank among the highest-rated hotels in Union Square Area.

  • Which freebies do KAYAK users look for when booking a hotel in San Francisco?

    KAYAK users look for a hotel in San Francisco with free parking. Hotels with free parking in San Francisco include Inn on Broadway, City Center Inn & Suites, and Motel 6 San Francisco, Ca Great Highway.

  • How do I find a hotel in central San Francisco?

    After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighborhood, which allows you to pick the central San Francisco districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like San Francisco city center.

  • How can I find hotels near me?

    Take a look at our extensive hotel map to find the best hotels near you.

  • Are there San Francisco hotels with free parking?

    There are many hotels in San Francisco that offer both parking and free parking. Popular choices among KAYAK users include Wharf Inn, Francisco Bay Inn and Cow Hollow Inn and Suites.

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The Mosser - San Francisco - Restaurant
The Mosser
7.2 Good
SoMa$127+
$127+
Free Wi-Fi
Hotel Whitcomb - San Francisco - Bar
$60+
Union Hotel
6.8 Okay
Mission District$73+
$73+
Free Wi-Fi
Hotel Zephyr San Francisco
8.3 Very good
North Beach$229+
$229+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Wharf Inn
7.1 Good
North Beach$238+
$238+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Europa Hotel
6.3 Okay
North Beach$76+
$76+
Free Wi-Fi
Axiom Hotel San Francisco
8.4 Very good
Union Square Area$210+
$210+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Hotel Fusion
7.7 Good
Union Square Area$151+
$151+
Free Wi-Fi
Spa
Warfield Hotel
5.7 Fair
Tenderloin$91+
$91+
Free Wi-Fi
Hotel Spero
8.4 Very good
Tenderloin$205+
$205+
Pet friendly
Hotel Epik
6.1 Okay
Tenderloin$123+
$123+
Free Wi-Fi
da Vinci Villa
Russian Hill$48+
$48+
Free Wi-Fi
Spa
Phoenix Hotel
8 Very good
Tenderloin$197+
$197+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Hotel Garrett
7 Good
SoMa$133+
$133+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Hotel Del Sol
7.9 Good
Cow Hollow$200+
$200+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Soma House
6.1 Okay
SoMa$133+
$133+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Handlery Union Square Hotel
8.1 Very good
Union Square Area$180+
$180+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa
Hyatt Regency San Francisco
8.7 Very good
Financial District$393+
$393+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Argonaut Hotel
8.7 Very good
North Beach$318+
$318+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Harbor Court Hotel
8.4 Very good
Financial District$317+
$317+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
1 Hotel San Francisco
8.6 Very good
Financial District$534+
$534+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Hotel Griffon
8.2 Very good
Financial District$211+
$211+
Hotel Emblem San Francisco
8.6 Very good
Union Square Area$222+
$222+
Pet friendly
SF Plaza Hotel
6.9 Okay
Chinatown$149+
$149+
Free Wi-Fi
Sw Hotel
8.2 Very good
Chinatown$185+
$185+
Free Wi-Fi
Stanyan Park Hotel
8.3 Very good
Haight-Ashbury$267+
$267+
Free Wi-Fi
Casa Loma Hotel
7.2 Good
Western Addition$68+
$68+
Free Wi-Fi
Redwood Inn
8.4 Very good
Marina District$193+
$193+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Greenwich Inn
8.1 Very good
Cow Hollow$164+
$164+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
San Remo Hotel
7.8 Good
North Beach$144+
$144+
Free Wi-Fi
Inn on Broadway
7.9 Good
Pacific Heights$184+
$184+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Omni San Francisco Hotel
8.9 Very good
Financial District$354+
$354+
Pet friendly
Spa
Embassy Hotel
6.5 Okay
Tenderloin$108+
$108+
Free Wi-Fi
Oasis Inn
Civic Center$25+
$25+
Free Wi-Fi
Hayes Valley Inn
7.2 Good
Western Addition$88+
$88+
Free Wi-Fi
Ram's Hotel
7.3 Good
SoMa$174+
$174+
Free Wi-Fi
Beresford Arms Hotel
7.8 Good
Tenderloin$139+
$139+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Jackson Court
8.1 Very good
Pacific Heights$340+
$340+
Free Wi-Fi
Grand Hyatt San Francisco
8.4 Very good
Union Square Area$276+
$276+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Galleria Park Hotel
8.9 Very good
Union Square Area$297+
$297+
Pet friendly
Grant Hotel
8 Very good
Nob Hill$157+
$157+
Free Wi-Fi
Herbert Hotel
6.9 Okay
Union Square Area$113+
$113+
Free Wi-Fi
Hotel Stratford
7.7 Good
Union Square Area$190+
$190+
Free Wi-Fi
White Swan Inn
8.9 Very good
Nob Hill$308+
$308+
Free Wi-Fi
1906 Mission
7.3 Good
Mission District$105+
$105+
Free Wi-Fi
Hotel Drisco
9.5 Wonderful
Pacific Heights$645+
$645+
Free Wi-Fi
Inn San Francisco
9.2 Wonderful
Mission District$276+
$276+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Club Donatello
9 Wonderful
Tenderloin$187+
$187+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Cova Hotel
Tenderloin$154+
$154+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Bay Bridge Inn
6.7 Okay
SoMa$149+
$149+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
The Urban
7.9 Good
Union Square Area$108+
$108+
Free Wi-Fi
Coventry Motor Inn
8.1 Very good
Cow Hollow$178+
$178+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Nob Hill Motor Inn
6.8 Okay
Nob Hill$160+
$160+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Surf Motel
6.9 Okay
Cow Hollow$90+
$90+
Free Wi-Fi
Chelsea Inn
8.2 Very good
Cow Hollow$182+
$182+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Hotel Abri - Union Square
7.7 Good
Union Square Area$175+
$175+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Hotel Boheme
8.6 Very good
North Beach$262+
$262+
Free Wi-Fi
Columbus Motor Inn
8.7 Very good
Russian Hill$238+
$238+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Hotel Ikon
6.9 Okay
Union Square Area$144+
$144+
Free Wi-Fi
Oak Hotel
5.4 Fair
Civic Center$76+
$76+
Free Wi-Fi
San Francisco Proper Hotel
7.9 Good
Tenderloin$377+
$377+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly

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