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Good value as Union Sq. hotels go! Excellent location. Very clean and comfortable mid-sized place with staff who make a real point of serving your every need. The concierge gave us some great sightseeing and eating tips. We will be back.
Near Union Square, near cable car stop. We stayed in the "historic" room - which I guess means older part of the building. The room was recently renovated. Very nicely done, clean, comfortable bed (and I'm fussy about that), coffee maker, concierge service. They have...More
Our Stay at the Handlery Hotel was great. Rooms are nice and clean. It’s location is great for those wishing to see AT&T park, Chinatown, Union Square, and various art museums. Places to grab something to eat are many and the shopping for Macy’s, Louie...More
The hotel is located hardly any distance from Union Square. All important places are walking distance from the hotel including China town and Carriage train. The tour buses have a stop at Union Square and it is easier for travelers to do hop on hop...More
The hotel is beautiful and well appointed historic property. The concierge, Mr. Wood, is fantastic and you should spend a few minutes with him if it’s your first time in San Francisco, he’s a great city host and probably single handedly saved our first day...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 theatres 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.
