Hôtels à San Francisco

L'emplacement est très pratique, mais l'enregistrement nécessite le paiement de frais d'installations d'environ un millier de dollars taïwanais, ce qui est un peu dommage si vous n'utilisez pas les installations. Le petit-déjeuner est copieux, il faut y aller tôt sinon il faut faire la queue, et le lit est grand et très confortable.

The dicount from voucher is not enough to consider alternative hotels in the area.

We like how convenient to ride the public transportation in the area. Walking distance to restaurants and entertainment. Check in and check out process were also easy.

A convienent location with close proximity to popular areas like Chinatown, Japantown, and Fisherman's Wharf. Terry and Yesha were great front desk staff that helped to ensure my stay was pleasent and answer any questions I had. The room I booked was a teeny bit dusty, but it was not an issue for me as my room was very clean, comfy, and basic amenities were provided to help me ensure a more pleasent. The next time I travel to San Francisco for another vacation, will strongly give this hotel another consideration for staying.

The soundproofing seems weak as I could hear the TV from other rooms. The doors are loud, so be careful when opening and closing them. At check-in, a credit card registration is required for a deposit of $100/day. In addition to the accommodation fee paid at the time of booking, there are amenity fees, etc. (in San Francisco, this may be called a resort tax, and there are prices that need to be paid locally, so it is best to check with the hotel if you are unsure). The location is very convenient, but there is the Tenderloin district, which has a bad reputation, within a 1-minute walk, so when walking around, be careful with your belongings and be careful not to enter the Tenderloin district. I stayed for 5 days, but the room was not cleaned, and there were only 3 days' worth of towels, so I asked for 2 days' worth and received them.