UNION HOTEL, San Francisco – Your ideal downtown stay
Hotel Overview
Union Hotel - Downtown hotel with central location near F Market Street Car
Located in downtown San Francisco, a 5-minute walk from the F Market Street Car. The hotel features original 1915 Egyptian-motif mosaic murals and furnishings from San Francisco-based EQ3. Amenities include a daily wine reception from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m., a 24-hour front desk, and free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The location provides walking access to Union Square shopping district, fine restaurants, and attractions including the Aquarium of the Bay and Pier 39.
Additional perks of the hotel
Evening wine reception (5 p.m. to 6 p.m.)
Knowledgeable staff providing local recommendations
Accessible public spaces designed for all guests
Walking distance to cable car routes
Proximity to shopping districts and seafood restaurants
Guest Rooms
Rooms feature flat-screen satellite TVs, heating, AM/FM alarm clocks, and carpeted flooring. Bed linen and towels are provided. The Union Square Penthouse includes a wet bar, plush sofa chair, writing desk, cordless telephone, 43-inch HD TV, mini refrigerator, and coffeemaker.
Other conveniences
High-speed Wi-Fi access
Mini refrigerators in select rooms
Cordless telephones
Writing desks and sitting areas
Coffeemakers
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Transportation Tips
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Amenities
General
- No smoking on site
- Free Wi-Fi
- 24-hour reception
- No pets allowed
- 24-hour security
- Luggage storage
- Smoke detectors
Services
- Housekeeping
- Tours/Ticket assistance
Room features
- Heating
Media
- Flat-screen TV
- AM/FM alarm clock
Room decor
- Carpeted floor
Hotel Location
Guest Reviews & Ratings
I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms were clean and comfortable but had little to no ventilation, and the private bathroom was a plus. However, the rooms had little windows which made them feel a bit confined. The service was decent with friendly staff and assistance with tours and tickets. The location was very questionable in terms of safety due to what looked like a homeless camp near the train station, yet it was conveniently situated right next to the Bart stop in the middle of Mission district. The dining options were basic with just corn flakes available. Despite the drawbacks, the facilities were satisfactory.
The hotel offers clean and comfortable rooms, but its location raises safety concerns due to nearby homeless areas. It is relatively close to the city center and very convenient for traveling. The dining experience, particularly with Indian cuisine, is notable. However, the lack of proper ventilation in the rooms is a downside.
I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were clean and comfortable with a private bathroom, but they lacked proper ventilation and had little windows. The service was decent with helpful housekeeping and tour assistance. However, the location raised safety concerns due to the nearby homeless camp around the train station. On the bright side, it was conveniently close to the BART train station for easy airport access and had plenty of great restaurants within walking distance. The dining offered delicious salads, but the rough neighborhood dampened the overall experience.
The hotel is a mixed bag with comfortable rooms but lacking ventilation and small windows. The service is decent with helpful housekeeping and tour assistance. The location raises safety concerns due to its proximity to a homeless camp but is right next to transportation hubs. Dining options are limited to fresh salads. Overall, it's a budget-friendly choice with some drawbacks.
The hotel's location is very questionable due to safety concerns around the nearby train station, but it's super convenient for public transport and the BART train station. Rooms lack ventilation and are small with little windows. The service is basic with housekeeping and tours/ticket assistance available. Dining options are limited to toasts only. Price may be a concern for the value offered.
The hotel is conveniently located right next to public transportation options like the metro and the 16th mission street BART stop. However, the safety around the nearby train station is a concern due to the presence of what seems like a homeless camp. The accommodation offers private bathrooms and the rooms lack proper ventilation, featuring just small windows.
The hotel was located in a very sketchy area close to the BART metro, but it was super close to public transport. The rooms had little to no ventilation with tiny windows and a sink, and there was a private bathroom. The service offered was satisfactory with options for housekeeping and tours/ticket assistance. The dining experience provided tasty dishes. Despite the questionable location, the price was considered good value for money.
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