This is my regular hotel in San Francisco. I used to get there relatively often, but it had been a few years since my last trip and I was happy to find the Queen Anne to be just as welcoming and comfortable as I remembered it. The fact that it's in a great residential neighborhood somewhat off the main tourist... more

The Queen Anne hotel has wonderful furnishings, quirky old elevator and warm and inviting atmosphere. The wooden staircase is truly magnificent. The staff was great and truly knew the area. They gave excellent directions and recommendations for dinner. With all these positive things, it is sad that the breakfast is boring and below average. The whole building could use a... more

Our friends selected this hotel, and we were trying to adhere to a $200- per night budget in San Francisco. These rooms fell well within that range, and when we arrived, we were upgraded to larger "suites". Ours had a turret sitting area on the top floor, and their room was huge. Very clean and comfortable. Good beds and an... more

We flew in from the East Coast and couldn't have been in a worse mood. Our flight had been delayed for 3 hours, we missed dinner with our friends, and the rental car agency couldn't find our car reservation. The moment we arrived at this beautiful hotel it was like all these problems disappeared: Darlene checked us in and gave... more

Spent the last 3 nights of our honeymoon here. Their website doesn't lie - the communal rooms were exactly as pictured on the site - just like staying in a Victorian hotel! We upgraded to a one bedroom suite which was great. Like many hotels in America, wouldn't bother getting up for the breakfast but would recommend the afternoon biscuits... more

My husband and I stayed at The Queen Anne September 9 to 12th. It is a lovely, charming hotel. Our room overlooked Sutter Street and it was noisy! - buses running all night and the garbarge collectors do start early, however, it was still a wonderful stay. Check in and check out was friendly and fast. The hotel is filled... more

We stayed at the Queen Anne for the first 3 nights of our Honeymoon and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The hotel has character, brining the Victorian days back to life, whilst having all the up to date appliances. The breakfast was basic but lovely and the rooms were kept immaculate. Our only dissapointment was that we never saw a... more

The Queen Anne Hotel is a delightful place to stay for a San Francisco vacation. The price is a bargain in a boutique hotel. It is in a quiet neighborhood but close to a variety of tourist attractions. Japan Town and the Fillmore district are a short, nearly level walk away as is the Bush Street neighborhood of historic homes.... more

The Queen Anne is at the corner of Sutter and Octavia and a 15-20 minute walk from Union Square. The area is predominantly residential, and there isn't much going on in the immediate vicinity. As evidenced by the photos on the website, entering the Queen Anne is like stepping back in time. Thick pile red carpets are paired with dark... more