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Top Northern California Hotel Reviews
Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman's Wharf
10/10 Excellent
"Great stay!"
The Monterey Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"The area is very walkable, however it wasn’t made clear that there was no general parking available which made for a very stressful arrival. But once we arrived it was absolutely wonderful! The staff was great!"
Hilton San Francisco Union Square
10/10 Excellent
"Great stay. Close to Union Square and perfect stay for a broadway show with my family."
Portola Hotel & Spa at Monterey Bay
10/10 Excellent
"Water pressure for a shower is bit weak."
The Marina Inn on San Francisco Bay
10/10 Excellent
"A very clean hotel on San Francisco bay. The staff is very friendly and kind. I have stayed there several times over the last 10 years. We love the cookies in the evening and continental breakfast in the morning. The have free bike rentals also."
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 The meh: rooms are "outdated" (I liked it, but some people prefer more modern fixtures), and there seems to be quirky rules for accessing certain amenities (see sauna above).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."
Carmel Mission Inn
10/10 Excellent
"Very pet friendly, room was clean and balcony was spacious! Our family had a wonderful stay. We also enjoyed how the cute little shopping center was walkable and right behind the hotel."
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."