San Francisco's Best Hotel Staff

Uptown atmosphere at downtown prices.

Reviews:

• “Cozy, charming hotel in a central location, just a little small”
• “Their service is great!”
• “great deal, great location”

Tips: Valet service will cost you $26 per day.

Andrews Hotel

Polished marble and museum-quality art make this historic hotel a must for the moneyed cognoscenti.

Reviews:

• “Nice Hotel”
• “Love the hotel, love the staff, hate the spa”
• “The Ritz”
• “Exceptional Service !!”
• “Ritzy”

Tips: Getting married? The grand ballrooms at the Ritz-Carlton are a great place to host your reception. Call the catering department at (415) 364-3406 for more information.

Ritz-Carlton San Francisco

Transcending the typical luxury hotel experience.

Reviews:

• “The place to stay in SF”
• “My Fave”
• “The Best”
• “5 Star/5 Diamond Ready”
• “unbelievable”

Tips: Tea time in the hotel lobby features exotic pear butter and fat-free scones.

Four Seasons San Francisco

This historic hotel atop Nob Hill provides opulent accommodations for the ruling class.

Reviews:

• “A Room with a View”
• “Truly Gorgeous”
• “A lot of Bad Reviews”

Tips: If you’re feeling particularly flush, reserve the penthouse. This eight-room suite with its own maid, butler and limousine rents for around $12,500 a night.

The Fairmont San Francisco

Chic design and a swank restaurant.

Reviews:

• “Prescott Hotel not worth it!”
• “location, location, location”
• “Stay Here”
• “Boutique Hotel – The Prescott”
• “Worth the $$$”

Tips: Small pets can stay with you as long as you dish out the $25 non-refundable fee.

The Prescott Hotel

An intimate atmosphere in the city’s most popular neighborhood.

Reviews:

• “Comfortable and elegant”
• “Donatello is not a ninja turtle”

Tips: Valet service will cost you $28 a day, plus 14% tax.

Donatello Hotel

A Union Square treasure that pays homage to the ancient Greeks.

Reviews:

• “kitschy but all style over subtance”
• “All hype, no service — Update”
• “cute little hotel, not so cute big bill”
• “So funky!”
• “Funky Rooms, Great Design, Service Okay”

Tips: Friendly pets can stay in standard rooms for no additional charge, but a pet-liability form must be signed upon check-in.

Hotel Triton

Exquisite luxury high above the city.

Reviews:

• “Great view but not on par with the competition”

Tips: Business services and the excellent Silks restaurant are located off the lobby, while Mandarin Lounge offers a small plates menu and afternoon Asian tea.

Mandarin Oriental San Francisco

Modern Embarcadero hotel caters to businessmen, spa-goers and foodies with views of the Bay Bridge and modern amenities.

Reviews:

• “wonderful”
• “Beautiful Hotel and Location”
• “Enjoyed my stay”
• “Don’t support this prejudiced hotel”
• “Quality of Service Varies”

Hotel Vitale

Subtle luxury for upscale travelers.

Reviews:

• “Location Location LOCATION”
• “Average Hotel in Good Location”
• “Great views”
• “Parc 55 is close to it all”

Tips: Parking here will set you back $40 a day plus tax. If you have a big car, it will cost you $44 a day plus tax.

Renaissance Parc 55

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