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4 Stars - 4 Reviews and 582 Opinions
555 North Point Street, San Francisco, California, 94133, United States
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jakekelly
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1st class every way,recomend & will go back
Unique Quality: location ,location.
duanestorey
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I booked a stay in this hotel using Hotwire. If you haven't used hotwire, it's a bit of a change from other sites such as expedia. With hotwire, you book the hotel without actually knowing what hotel it is.. After you book, you're assigned a hotel based on occupancies in the local hotels at the time of booking. It's a bit strange, but somehow it's supposed to give you a better deal.
The Hyatt is a relatively small hotel (they all seem sort of small in the area), about two blocks from Fisherman's Wharf. It was relatively expensive compared to hotels in Canada, but about the norm for hotels in the Bay Area. The room was clean and modern, and the staff was friendly. Parking is valet only, and was $36 per night US, which was a bit pricey in my mind.
Unique Quality: Basically an average hotel in a great location.
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Depending on room type USD 129 to 249
Unique Quality: Wonderful Hotel. Hyatt is ONE of my favourite chains.
Good location at Fishermans Wharf. Valet parking is standard. Large well appointed rooms with the features/facilities you would expect of a hotel of this standard.
Hyatt At Fishermans Wharf
Staci
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The Hyatt at Fisherman's Wharf.
$150-$175
Unique Quality: Actually, it's not that unique but the location is great. You can walk to Pier 39, the Wharf, the Bay, the ferries, NorthBeach, downtown, etc.. And, it's also a quick cab ride to the Marina and other fun places in SF. The hotel is old but clean and Room Service is not bad. Don't be surprised when you noticd that some low income housing is kitty-corner to the hotel! Just be careful.
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This hotel is great for seeing the sights in San Francisco. It is just a couple of blocks from the Wharf and within a short walk of two cable car routes. The rooms are very clean and comfortable and the service is traditional Hyatt: very friendly and EVERY member of the staff ready and willing to help.
If you drive, parking is cheaper than downtown hotels, and it's a lot easier to get in and out of the city.
I don't care what anyone else says - I really liked this hotel! My partner and I found it clean and the staff were friendly and very nice. We really liked the location. Some people think the whole fisherman's wharf area is tasteless and tacky - it is, but that's what we come for. Complaining about the food is a waste of time since we only had to walk two blocks to some great italian and seafood restaurants. We never felt unsafe on the street at night either. It was also a great location as it was a short walk to either the cable car or the trolley to go anywhere else in town (even though we did walk just about all over the city) We stayed 6 nights - admittedly 3 of those nights were paid for by work as we were there for a conference, but we thought the price was ok. The food at the conference was spectacular by the way. In all, I would go back there in a second - I loved it.
The Hyatt at Fisherman's Wharf is not a bad place to stay. The pictures that I saw on the website and the room we got were quite different. When we first arrived, they checked us into a smoking room. I specifically requested *non-smoking* room. We called up the front desk and they gladly put us into a non-smoking room. The room was tiny and did not in any way resemble a 4-star hotel. I've stayed in 2-star hotels that were nicer than this. The room seemed somewhat gloomy and depressing. Another thing, valet parking was $35 per night, this is not mentioned anywhere on the website.
However, there were some really good things about this hotel: it was only 3 blocks from pier 39, the service was *really* fantastic. Overall: Its an 2-star hotel with a 4-star name and 4-star price.
Location is good if you're a "walker". Meaning you could wake in the mornings, or walk after dinner, and walk out to Pier 39 or to Ghiradelli Square. But the property itself? Disappointing.
The hotel is understaffed; the rooms are old and small ( I was supposed to have a pool view - wound up looking out at the roof over the restaurant); the valet "service" (?) was very slow; and worst of all was that the concierge service is severely lacking! (slow and VERY limited hours). The concierge leaves at 5pm (just when you're starting to think about dinner), and the front desk's idea of giving me a restaurant recommendation was to hand me the San Francisco Zagat's! Not what I expected of the Hyatt name -- the reason I booked this property. I would not recommend this property and I personally won't stay here again.
just got back from the hyatt at fisherman's wharf---we were there for 3 nights & 4 days---a very nice hotel--thought the room was plenty big--the service was excellent---didn't eat at "knuckles" restaurant, heard negative reviews, and was way too pricy!!!---the main downside of the hotel was no coffee in the room--you have to go to another floor for coffee--and while the bathroom is really big, there is no separate vanity outside of the bathroom-----walking distance to just about everything---and the little cafe(hollywood cafe) right across the street had excellent breakfast (very fresh squeezed orange juice)--excellent food and very nice service. the hyatt also provides a free newspaper every day, which was nice!!---but we couldn't find any brochures of things to do in the lobby, which was unusual-----all in all, we had a fabulous 4 days!!
Thought this hotel was the perfect location for visiting the wharf. The staff were friendly and helpful and the rooms were clean with the most comfortable beds! The bathroom was roomy and clean and the pool was great!
Actually, it's not that unique but the location is great. You can walk to Pier 39, the Wharf, the Bay, the ferries, NorthBeach, downtown, etc.. And, it's also a quick cab ride to the Marina and other fun places in SF. The hotel is old but clean and Room Service is not bad. Don't be surprised when you noticd that some low income housing is kitty-corner to the hotel! Just be careful.
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