San Francisco offers luxury hotels in the $400-$500 range, which set the mark for convenience and attention to details. These accommodations combine opulent surroundings and extensive services. Examples of downtown luxury hotels include the Four Seasons and the Omni San Francisco Hotel. The Four Seasons is a short walk from Union Square. It has an Olympic sized pool and a leading brand health club for use of its guests. The rooms are exceptionally well–appointed as are the common area. There is a gourmet kitchen and first-class restaurant onsite. Similarly, the Omni San Francisco Hotel is a short walk from landmarks Chinatown, Union Square and the Financial District. Its wood and marble foyer and desk area announce a quality presentation and excellent service. It is near Union Square, and a cable car route runs past the front door.
In the under $100 per night category, one can choose among some of the preferred neighborhoods, in downtown, the under $100 includes the Powell Hotel near Union Square and the Powell and Market Trolley line. It offers a continental breakfast and complimentary drinks every weeknight in the mezzanine lounge. Non-smoking and welcomes pets, they provide concierge services for events and restaurants. There is convenient access to shopping and entertainment, the Westfield San Francisco Shopping Center is across the street, and the Theater District is within a few blocks of the hotel.
The Metro Hotel in lower Haight, 319 Divisadero St, San Francisco, located between Oak Street and Page Street. It is a clean well-kept hotel with an outdoor patio area and proximity to Union Square and Golden Gate Park. A boutique encourages foot adventures into the nearby neighborhoods; the Metro Hotel aims to be a value accommodation. Considered a high value location by a hotel ratings magazine, the hotel has a European style and appearance.
In the $100-$200 range, one can fairly choose the neighborhood and find a suitable accommodation with an appealing set of amenities. For business or personal travel, one can immerse in the culture and vibrant city life of San Francisco. Da Vinci Villa, this recently redecorated hotel, is close to Lombard Street and Fisherman's Wharf. At $127, it offers a continental breakfast onsite and easy walking distance to the dining and entertainment features at the Fisherman’s Wharf and Pier 39. The Hotel Whitcomb combines art deco elegance with contemporary features. It offers a comfortable, roomy living space and nearby golf, tennis, and hiking; this classic styled hotel is minutes away from Union Square and Lombard Street in downtown.
The best value in hotels in San Francisco depends upon budget and tastes. The range of accommodation in over 250 City hotel properties includes price points that should be in reach of most travelers. Below the $100 level, one can find some exceptionally well-appointed motels and motor inns. It is remarkable to note that, in every major area of the city, one can find the range of prices presented here, under $100, under $200 and luxury hotels. Visitors should choose hotels in San Fransisco on the basis of the activities they wish to enjoy. Walking and public transit are excellent ways to enjoy the scenic neighborhoods of the city.
