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335 Powell Street, Union Square, San Francisco, CA 94102-1804
335 Powell Street, Union Square, San Francisco, CA 94102-1804
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Exceptional rooms and service. The older portion of the hotel has just been recently renovated and they did a wonderful job. I would without a doubt stay here again. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The room service, valet, housekeeping, front desk and concierge...More
First class Westin property but when in town for a conference and hotel is sold out your expectations are lowered. Let's face it, you approach even Starwood Preferred check-in with a, "Hello, my name is x, thank you for the room," attitude but this time...More
With the hotel located on Union Square, you are not only centrally located, but you get to see the city come to life every morning in the Square. The hotel, while maintaining its well-kept century-old facade on the outside, is a thoroughly modern hotel on...More
This is truly a grand hotel in the heart of Union Square. The hotel has been significantly modernized with regards to the room, while at the same time it has maintained old world historic charm and warmth. The room was a great size with bright,...More
Very comfortable room in a beautiful older hotel. It has a convenient location, it is very clean, and the staff is excellent. Everyone was pleasant and helpful. I felt at home. The exterior, glass elevators in the tower building were fun. Truly though, the wonderful...More
Originally home to rallies supporting the Union Army in the Civil War, this grand square has become the city's premier shopping and entertainment district containing the largest number of upscale department stores, chic boutiques, art galleries and theaters in the city. It's a large open area where tourists and locals gather, watch cable cars and crowds go by, enjoy a snack, or plan their day of shopping and
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sightseeing, If feeling the pulsating energy of the city is on your agenda, Union Square is the place to soak it in.
Response from 425jasonv | Reviewed this property |
The tower room is a little newer and the historic a little older but both roooms are nice. You can pick between Micheal Mina’s steak restaurant in the hotel and they have a nice bar across from the steak restaurant. My picks... More
The tower room is a little newer and the historic a little older but both roooms are nice. You can pick between Micheal Mina’s steak restaurant in the hotel and they have a nice bar across from the steak restaurant. My picks for restaurants would be Mourad, Progress, la Colonial, Liho Liho yacht club on Sutter, or Boulavard! If you have time during the day don’t miss the Ferry Building and all of its wonderful store and I recommend sitting down at the wine place there and having a flat or two of wines. St. Francis has a Chatuea Montelena tasting room. Also if you have time Gary Dankos is wonderful restaurant! Cheers hope that helps🥂
Response from Karen_G20142014 | Reviewed this property |
Sarah, the Tower rooms are more modern and have more space. My husband and I prefer these rooms, we have stayed for years in the “old yesteryear” charmed rooms.
You also have a better chance of a higher floor. This is my... More
Sarah, the Tower rooms are more modern and have more space. My husband and I prefer these rooms, we have stayed for years in the “old yesteryear” charmed rooms.
You also have a better chance of a higher floor. This is my opinion. Be sure to check out
the Landau jewelry boutique in the lobby, ask for Audrey! Have a wonderful time.
