Hotels near Red & White Fleet in San Francisco

The hotel is in a great location, right near Union Square. If you like walking, you can practically reach all the downtown attractions on foot from here. Interestingly, when you enter through the side door of the hotel, there's a cable car parked inside – I'm not sure if it's for display or still operational, but I did take a ride on a cable car at a station near the hotel later. Inside the room, beyond the towels and large bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and lotion, there was nothing else. Not even a disposable shower cap. There was no complimentary bottled water either. While there was a capsule coffee machine, there was no kettle, so I had to ask the housekeeper for one. The bar on the 46th floor has fantastic views; it's a great spot for a drink and to enjoy San Francisco at night. I didn't get a chance to use the pool, but I'm sure it's nice too.

Even though I booked a room with a private bathroom, it was still hostel-standard. I had to get the bedding from the front desk and make the bed myself. For check-out, I had to strip the bedding and return it to the front desk to get my deposit back. There's no elevator, so I had to carry my heavy luggage up myself. The room had no table or chairs, many of the bedside USB outlets were broken, and the room heater was faulty and never properly fixed. In short, it's not suitable for families.

We were very happy with our stay. This was our first time in San Francisco, traveling with 3 teenagers. We were able to book 2 adjoining rooms for a decent price. Having the extra space was very helpful. Location wise was perfect for us - we were able to walk to the Giants game, Chinatown, the Ferry Building, Pier 39 (but that was a hike and we took an uber back) and the trolley system. Service was quick and helpful when we needed it. And the extra security at night was reassuring. We would recommend this hotel for adults and families with older kids.

A San Francisco Icon with Breathtaking Views My recent stay at the InterContinental Mark Hopkins was nothing short of exceptional. From the moment I stepped into the grand lobby, I was enveloped in an atmosphere of classic elegance and impeccable service. The hotel's location atop Nob Hill offers unparalleled panoramic views of San Francisco – a true feast for the eyes. The rooms are beautifully appointed, blending modern comfort with timeless style. I especially appreciated the attention to detail, from the luxurious linens to the well-stocked amenities. Of course, the highlight for many is the Top of the Mark, the hotel's legendary cocktail lounge. Sipping a perfectly crafted drink while watching the sunset over the Golden Gate Bridge is an experience I won't soon forget. Beyond the stunning views and luxurious accommodations, what truly sets the Mark Hopkins apart is its exceptional staff. Every interaction was met with genuine warmth and a willingness to go above and beyond to ensure a memorable stay. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, the InterContinental Mark Hopkins offers an unforgettable San Francisco experience.

Hotel room is spacious with queen bed and comfy mattress. It has a big bathroom with bath tub and a good hot shower. It doesn't have hair dryer in room but you can requested from front desk. Hotel 's reception open 24 hr. Hotel have complimentary pastry and coffee in the morning, Ice and water machine at lobby. Checking in and out is easy. If you desire to walk to hotel from union square, it is not a long walk ( 15-20 min) ,BUT you have to walk up on very high hill street and very hard with heavy luggage.

Easy check-in with friendly staff. The room was clean, comfortable, and included breakfast. The location is very convenient—within walking distance to Fisherman’s Wharf, with plenty of restaurants, the aquarium, bus tour meeting points, ferries across the bay, and boats to Alcatraz Island. There is also easy access to the Golden Gate Bridge by bus, cable car, or even a leisurely jog. The only downside is that no bottled water was provided, whereas other IHG Hotels & Resorts properties I’ve stayed at offer unlimited bottled water. Overall, I got exactly what I expected from Holiday Inn—a consistently satisfactory stay.

The hotel has a pleasant location with several restaurants and bars nearby. There aren't as many homeless people as you might think, but you shouldn't go down the hill; it gets quite bad there. The elevator isn't for people who are afraid of heights. The reception staff were very friendly. The room was adequate for one person, and you can open a window. Bring your own shower gel; only shampoo, conditioner, and a bar of soap are provided. All in all, I would book this hotel again if I'm ever in San Francisco.

Very Hippie style hotel. You can have free coffee in the morning and free wine during evening time. You also can play music with turntables in your room. The most funny thing is you could choose one plant in the front desk and bring to your room.

Ghirardelli Square and Pier 39 are within walking distance if you do your best, and the bus stop is also close. Check-in and out were also smooth. It was disappointing that there were multiple hairs stuck in the towel that was supposed to be new, and that the wifi didn't connect at all even though I was staying at the hotel after sunset, so I had to charge an additional e-sim. Also it was a little noisy at night. Although it is old, it has a microwave and refrigerator, the shower has good water pressure, and the bed was comfortable.

The location of the hotel is very good. The rooms are a little small but very clean. Service is very friendly and helpful. Check in was very quick and professional. The parking is in a public parking building (100m distance) and can be organised over the hotel