Best Hotels near adidas Store San Francisco, San Francisco

Except it's a little noisy because it faces the street, but the location is pretty good. It's near the city and it's very convenient to travel. Both the staff and the boss are very enthusiastic and friendly. They will tell you which places are best not to go because they are more dangerous.

Stayed for a long weekend with my husband (both in our 30s) in October. First and foremost, Fusion hotel is in a perfect location. We took the BART from the airport to Union Square and the hotel is about a 4 minute walk from the station. The transport system in San Francisco is great so you really can get to most places in the city from the stop. The street cart also comes from just outside the hotel and then a few minutes walk in the other direction to the actual Square, you will find buses all over the city too. Fusion Hotel is surrounded by great shops, and places to grab a coffee, we never ate in this area so can’t comment on places to eat near the hotel. Now to the hotel it’s self. Check in was smooth, we arrived late on a Friday evening and the lady on reception was helpful and friendly. The lobby is very large and a lot newer than the rest of the hotel and was always spotlessly clean as were the hallways. When you get to your room you feel like you are in a different hotel! The rooms are very dated. The air conditioning unit was so loud it sounded like a plane was taking off so you could not have this on at night. Our room had no view at all, just a small court yard, but we were never in our room enough that long to care. Despite the out dated room decor, I have to say that the rooms have everything you need! We had a fridge, good space to hang clothes, iron, ironing board, safe, big mirror and dressing table and the bed was very comfy. I never use hotel shampoo and conditioners but the ones that Fusion hotel provided where actually amazing! Fusion hotel is a no thrills on the decor hotel but really does have everything you need and the perfect location for your trip to San Fran. I would stay again.

We have made annual trips to San Francisco and The Clift has become our favorite hotel in the city by the bay. It was recently completely renovated and now has a crisp, modern urban vibe yet the historic Redwood Room offers a classic sophisticated ambiance with skilled and sociable mixologist, live jazz or a DJ some nights. The Front Desk staff were so welcoming and accommodating, and the housekeeping service impeccable. Simply amazing all around! Can' wait to return.

This hotel is the most convenient location in San Francisco. It is located at the intersection of Market Street and 4th Street. The Marriott Hotel is right in front of you. There is a Ross store diagonally. I stayed for 5 nights. There are no slippers or toothbrushes in the room, so you need to bring them with you. I got one box of tissue at the front desk. There is no refrigerator. The microwave is on the ground floor. My daughter's room has only a shower, but my room also has a bathtub. The receptionists were all very kind. One of them spoke Japanese and was really kind. There are restaurants and supermarkets near here, so it's very convenient. There are many trains, so it is a good place for sightseeing.

Opened by Indians, very close to the business district. Must live on the street, the hotel is a square, there is a patio in the middle, some rooms are facing the patio, very depressed, must rely on the street, facing south or west. There are many blacks in the south of the hotel, the elevator is very wonderful, old-fashioned, need to pull the iron gate, the first time I was shocked, but then lived next to a hotel called Aldrich, witnessed a more terrible elevator. Breakfast is relatively simple and there is no area to eat. There is no air conditioning and heating, but the quilt is barely enough. But the price is really cheap. Note that some have no separate bathroom, I can't accept it completely. I have a separate bathroom. I have to pay attention to it. Don't make a mistake.

The location of the hotel is not to say, it is very convenient to join a one-day group trip right next to Union Square. The price is not cheap, but breakfast for two people. Breakfast is worth 20 dollars per person.

Great location for visiting our relatives. Front desk staff was helpful, and we appreciated that they had extra towels and toilet paper behind the front desk so that we wouldn’t have to wait for someone to deliver this to our room. Beds in our 7th floor room was surprisingly firm. Most hotels have worn soft beds. Bathroom is well designed considering it’s a small space. Bright lights and white walls with a modern shower reminds me of a deluxe cruise ship bathroom. Mini microwave in the room is a nice plus because the Trader Jo’s is right across the street. Free parking is a definite plus. And lobby area feels like a mini living room. At night, you need your hotel key to walk through the front entrance sliding doors as well as tap key to access elevator — great double security feature which I appreciated! And housekeeping staff were genuinely helpful and friendly.

Well located if you are down to San Francisco only for a couple of days. Unfortunately the noise from the street (homeless was the main problem not quite safer if you are walking after the sunset) was very loud during the night. They tried to overcharge me with the resort fee that i have been paid already during my reservation with booking.com but of course on your arrival they don't double your reservation but they automatically try to charge you this extra. Please make sure that you check your bank account the day of your check out so the problem can be fixed in person. Our stay after all was ok. Not too bad for only 3 days.

We only stayed one night but it was ideal for catching the hop on hop off bus and walking along the piers at Fisherman's Wharf. There was no breakfast served, as there were renovations going on but we found a great cafe nearby which served a great breakfast. We also found a lovely seafood restaurant for our dinner. I thought that it was very expensive for the facilities on offer but we booked it on the advice of our travel agent who had also stayed there and advised that the price was average for an American hotel near to Fisherman's Wharf.

As other reviewers have said, we found this hotel to be a little worn down. Nevertheless, our room was clean and comfortable and all the people we encountered at the desk were helpful and friendly. However, getting food in this area was a real challenge. Usually airport hotels have lots of choices of both fast food and restaurants, but the offerings in this location are minimal. It compounded our disappointment to learn the hotel's restaurant was only open certain days. The cook-to-order breakfast that HGIs usually offer was totally missing, since the restaurant was closed on the two mornings we were there. I did not see this ANYWHERE on the website or would certainly have chosen a different hotel. Even though we had a car, there did not seem to be many places to eat; several we might have gone to were closed. There are several other hotels, even in the Hilton family, close by. I'd suggest picking one of them.