Hotels near Union Square

Upon arrival at hotel, i got a good impression of the staff friendliness. And when i got in the room, i felt so impressed with the room cleanliness. The facility in room was also modern as a tablet was available at desk providing online facilities the hotel offered. I was very delighted that the hotel was at perfect location. Starbucks was available close to the lobby, restaurants were just accross the street and the center of SF, Union Square just 3 blocks away.... Love it! My best impression about this hotel was when i already left the hotel. My tablet was left in room. I just realized it about an hour after i checked out. Immediately i called hotel, asking if the tablet was found. They promised to check and called me later. Few minutes later they called back and told me that the tablet was found. Thankfully, i rushed back to hotel and got the tablet back. Thank you so much! One thing that made me a bit disappointed was the firness facility was not free.... I hope that in the future fitness facility will be at no cost or free...

SF hotels are tiny at best and dirty at worst. The Hilton SF in Union Square has the largest room (both the King and dual Queen rooms) we have ever stayed in. It's a bit of old but everything is clean and we stayed in Tower 2. We have also stayed in Hotel Nikko next door that one is much newer, plushier but room is also a lot smaller. If you get a good rate with the Hilton SF, run to it.

the hotel is in a good location, right beside chinatown. it's about a 10 minute walk to union square - it's not as centrally located as the other hilton as union square but it's convenient enough. the hotel feels new, i heard it's newly renovated. the only problem was that i booked a king sized bed but the bed i was given was tiny, smaller than the queen sized bed that i have at home. not sure why this was so.

The hotel is near Union Square, great location. My room was small but acceptable size. Very clean. Staff was friendly and helpful. My only complaint is the mandatory "resort fee" of $15 per day for which you get one free bottle of water per day and wifi internet. Glad I didn't drive a car…parking is expensive! Starbucks next door and many nice restaurants nearby. I would stay at Hotel Diva again.

The room was not big, but it was nice and clean with good bathroom size and amenities. It was modern yet classic, new yet traditional. The bed was spacious and comfortable. This hotel has a good location with very close proximity to Union Square; however, it was not that strategic. Since there was bus stop right in front of hotel's main and only entrance; therefore, it was not very convenient for guests with luggage since the taxi nor shared van refused to stop in front of hotel to drop them of or to pick them up.

The room was perfectly sized, especially given that the hotel is located in Union Square. The bed was luxuriously comfortable, and the clean room with its neat furnishings made for a comfy stay while we were in SF for a few days. When I hobbled to the elevator with coffees and breakfast in hand, the staff went out of their way to help me (first, the conceriege to open the elevator and press my floor number, and second, the cleaning staff to help me open my room door). The room price is a steal, considering how nice the room was and how centralized the location is. We'd definitely come back for another stay!

The good: close walk (~1.5 miles) to either Fisherman's Warf or to Union Square which means easy access to entertainment such as Pier 39, Big Bus tours, Alcatraz, Chinatown, Coit Tower, Lombard Street, and the old time Trolley rides. Great food options in the area, especially along Polk Street, which the hotel is on the south end of. The room was unexpectedly VERY quiet despite the hustle of downtown traffic and activity. The bad: hotel's bed was cheap and squeaky, and the shower head produced a small, slow stream of water. So one less star rating on the facility. The ugly: not the hotel's issue, but it's in an area of town where there are lots of homeless and trash on the streets. With that said, the homeless folk never once bothered us or panhandled etc. And if you don't intend to walk 4-5 miles each day to visit the tourist sites, including hills, then you may want to stay closer to the pier.

My USA trip with my mom was the first one, and well expectedly we were looking for some more experience. I have spent many many days trying to choose which hotel we would stay in. Fooled by the address to be at Geary St, the location is not at all at Union Square, it is considered in Tenderloin area which the locals have been saying it is not in a safe area. Someone from TA did made this comment, one of them, i recalled. So there you go it is not in a safe environment. For a first time traveller, STAY AWAY !!! If you are looking for a budget, they have more selection down near Powell St i think. Another thing is, the hotel room looks sophisticated, but not at all it isn't !!! The floor was following the hills of SFO. You need to hike even in the room ? The bed was comfortable but, since the floor wasn't even, therefore i have to sleep in a horizontal way, and in a weird way totally not pleasant but the staff were all amazing anyways

when we first got to union square plaza, our first thought was that the room was incredibly small. the place is a bit dated, and it needs refurbishing, but we were on a budget and in the end, it sas worth what we paid for. hotels in union square area are really expensive, we're glad to have found a hotel conveniently located within our budget. internet was supposed to have charge, but since we stayed for three nights the front desk clerk gave us the password for free. since it's located at union square, there are a lot of restaurants nearby. we noticed there are a lot of people lining up at the japanese restaurant beside the hotel. all the time. we did noy get to try it though... despite the hotel being dated and it gave us the feeling that the hotel wasnt really clean, we got fresh linen daily and fresh towels, so it isn't so bad. we might stay again. not bad for travellers on a budget who wants just the basic room.

For San Francisco on a budget this was a great, convenient hotel to stay at - just down the road from Union Square & very handy to the cable cars (one of the stops is straight across the road). I do recommend to book in advance so that you get a cheaper deal & make sure you book a room with an ensuite. I had a Queen shared bathroom & while the amenities were clean, there were no mirrors in the room or in the bathroom (which was only a shower with a towel rack & wooden bathmat). In saying that the Staff were very friendly & helpful & I would recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to San Fran.

Great location, close to Union Square, groceries and shopping. Rooms feel newly renovated with sink, microwave and fridge in all of them. They have a drinking water machine in the lobby; you can refill your bottles, save some $$ and the inconvenience of hauling water gallons or bottles from the stores. Club floor has complimentary coffee, hot chocolate and tea most of the day. No issues with room cleanliness, they even did our dishes. Considering SF hotel prices, awesome value for the money (even more so if you need a room for 5 people, that most other hotels can't accomodate)!

Never knew there was a BW in downtown Union Square as we always booked a hotel just around the corner. Little did I know, they were one of the few hotels that offered King beds. Huge plus considering hotel rooms are quite small in SF. However the rooms at this BW were very roomy even with the King bed. Only drawback was the location of the bathroom sink and medicine cabinet above. I understand the objective is to maximize space by making it a corner sink, but the mirror/medicine cabinet was awkward especially when trying to brush my teeth or wash my face. I just needed to remind myself not to move my head up or else I would bump the back of my head everytime. Other than that, everything else in this hotel is great; from the staff to the rooms.

This is the best hotel in San Francisco. For sight seeing, it is in front of Union Square where pick up happens for all tours. The cable cars passes right by the front door. You can run to the wharf for 3k and back. It is just 10-12minutes walk to Moscone Convention Center. It is in the shopping district of San Francisco. You have the best choice of restaurants around. Most of all, it has best staff. At breakfast in the Oak Room, Uyen will keep your cup full and your toast to the T. The fruits were always fresh. The pastries and bread were delicious. The housekeeping staff was awesome. And John, at the bell service was so helpful with my huge bags. I had no trouble all the way. Andrea at the front desk was of great help in my booking. And I find the staff at the Fed-ex mail service really patient and of great assistance.Thank you. I had a great time in St Francis and at San Francisco. Is that the only elevator in the world that is like that?

It's only 2-3 minutes walk from Powell station and so easy to get by everywhere. Westfield Bloomingdale shopping mall is just near by and Powell/Hyde station is 1 minute away. It's also not far from Union Square. Wish the Gym is clearly labelled at the lobby. I like the blackout blind in the room and there's ceiling fan apart from the reverse cycle air-con which is also available during summer time. Would love to stay here next time I'm back.