Grand Hyatt San Francisco Union Square in San Francisco

stretegic location in Union Square. good service. The room had to be renovated because it was quite old and when we stayed there was a strong wind and it was very noisy.

The hotel is right by Union Square and very close to Chinatown, which makes dining and shopping incredibly convenient. We even enjoyed a leisurely walk to Fisherman's Wharf and back, despite the rain. The $40/day parking across the street was also acceptable. The front desk upgraded us to a room overlooking the Christmas tree in the square, which really added to the festive atmosphere. It was a fantastic experience, and I'd definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in downtown San Francisco.

Staff are very nice and welcoming, would definitely love to be back again.

The service was great, and the room was cleaned daily. The breakfast selection was also very good.

Loved every bit of my stay here. Every staff I encountered during my stay was friendly and helpful. The room is slightly dated but the attentive housekeeping definitely made up for it. Location wise it’s convenient and close to major spots in the city. You might find homeless people a few blocks away from the hotel but it’s common in the neighborhood and the hotel staff and security made me feel safe once entering the hotel area.

Staff unfriendly, rooms big and clean. No lunch in restaurant hotel

The location is absolutely superb, right in the heart of the city. Union Square is just a right turn out of the hotel entrance, and the cable car terminus is only a few minutes' walk away. Dining options are abundant and convenient nearby, and Chinatown is also within easy walking distance.

Overall, the hotel is pretty decent. The only downsides were the slightly small room and weak shower pressure. I also paid an extra $20 for early check-in, even though it was already past 12 PM. Guests staying at the hotel receive discount vouchers for dining at the hotel restaurant, which was a nice perk.

The room offered an unbeatable view. Overall, it's worth recommending.

Parking alone was $90 per day. They charged $25 for a pair of disposable slippers, and another $25 for toothpaste. The final bill? Don't even get me started.

The area right downstairs is full of homeless people, making it absolutely impossible to go out at night. Even during the day, it feels a bit unsafe. On the plus side, there are many delicious food options nearby, and Chinatown isn't far. It's only really manageable if you go to bed early and wake up early and avoid going out after dark.

This was the most affordable yet still somewhat upscale option for us when I was planning a trip around a concert at the Warfield. It's clean, it doesn't smell, you can open a window in the room to air it out, the bathrooms aren't mildewy. There are 24/7 doormen keeping the place safe and also making me feel fancy by holding open the doors for us. They gave us complimentary water on check in. The housekeepers were very friendly and quite kind, we saw the same lady on our floor all 3 days and she was great.

It's also right next to union square which makes Waymo pickup and dropoff incredibly easy AND it's a very short walk from the BART. There's also a 24/7 McDonald's literally around the corner and it was an easy and safe walk to and from the Warfield, even late at night. It was also an easy walk to China town. Really walkable.

All in all we're already planning another trip to SF and will absolutely stay here again. It was pretty much perfect.

These photos are the view from the 24th floor. The $15/night upgrade for a higher room with a city view felt worth it in the end.

Edit: by the way, I have a notoriously bad back but I slept like a baby all 3 nights. Wasn't even really stiff. No complaints about the bed.