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Family Room, Multiple Beds, Non Smoking (Deluxe) | In-room safe, desk, laptop workspace, iron/ironing board

1. Leland Hotel Palo Alto

Ventura

Jennifer

AED 505 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Aug - 31 Aug

2. Mission Peak Lodge

Mission San Jose

Christopher

AED 553 total

includes taxes & fees

20 Aug - 21 Aug

3. The Historic Brookdale Lodge, Santa Cruz Mountains

Boulder Creek

Sherice

AED 445 total

includes taxes & fees

2 Sep - 3 Sep

4. Costanoa Lodge and Camp

Pescadero

Michele

AED 524 total

includes taxes & fees

9 Sep - 10 Sep

5. Masood's Lodge

Boulder Creek

Delma

AED 749 total

includes taxes & fees

9 Sep - 10 Sep

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Top Bay Area Hotel Reviews

Hilton San Francisco Union Square

10/10 Excellent

"Great stay. Close to Union Square and perfect stay for a broadway show with my family."

Handlery Union Square Hotel

8/10 Good

"Very clean hotel with a great location right near Union Square. The good: Clean, location, friendly staff. The bad: Parking fee is expensive (use the parking garage less than a block away instead), some of the rooms are pretty small, the pool is small, and the sauna requires a reservation. The meh: rooms are "outdated" (I liked it, but some people prefer more modern fixtures), and there seems to be quirky rules for accessing certain amenities (see sauna above). Overall: If its reasonably priced compared to other hotels nearby, I think this one is a safe bet."

Hotel Nikko San Francisco

10/10 Excellent

"My partner and I enjoyed our stay at Hotel Nikko. Overall, it was a 4-4.5/5 star experience. The property was well maintained and the rooms were overall quite nice. The 1st floor japanese restaurant was nice- we enjoyed the small plates they offered. The hotel lobby on the first floor was nice as well. The 5th floor sauna, workout room and pool/spa area are definite highlights! A few things: the elevators can be a bit confusing to use at first (the card tapping function on the call button is unintuitive), and they can be a bit of a lengthy wait. Also, they charge a $39 daily amenity fee (tax plus fees brings it to $45/day)- so be advised this is not a budget friendly hotel by any means. In all, this was a nice place to stay in downtown SF. Would stay here again in the future should other options prover costlier."

FOUND Hotel Carlton, Nob Hill

8/10 Good

"The room was clean and had what was needed, but it got pretty warm in the room and there was some hair in the shower when we had arrived. There was only the ceiling fan but no ac unfortunately. The staff were very helpful and nice to talk to! Good breakfast places within the area and a couple liquor/grocery stores within a 5 minute walking distance. my biggest complaint was the parking options around the hotel which there was only one option that had overnight fees of 75-80$."

Club Quarters Hotel in San Francisco

8/10 Good

"A friendly and convenient property at the edge of the financial district and walking distance to Cable Car, BART, Ferry Bldg and Muni routes. The common dining room has complimentary tea and coffee service all day. In each floor there are refillable water bottles with filtered water and amenities like razors and toothpaste Ina self serve honor system."

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Our top choices for Bay Area lodges

1. Leland Hotel Palo Alto

2. Mission Peak Lodge

3. The Historic Brookdale Lodge, Santa Cruz Mountains

4. Costanoa Lodge and Camp

5. Masood's Lodge

Top Bay Area Hotel Reviews

Hilton San Francisco Union Square

The Pickwick Hotel

Hyatt Regency San Francisco

Hilton San Francisco Airport Bayfront

Handlery Union Square Hotel

Hotel Nikko San Francisco

FOUND Hotel Carlton, Nob Hill

Hotel Zoe Fisherman's Wharf

Club Quarters Hotel in San Francisco

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Our top choices for Bay Area lodges

1. Leland Hotel Palo Alto

2. Mission Peak Lodge

3. The Historic Brookdale Lodge, Santa Cruz Mountains

4. Costanoa Lodge and Camp

5. Masood's Lodge

Top Bay Area Hotel Reviews

Hilton San Francisco Union Square

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