Find Historic Hotels in Bay Area, CA

"Na"

"I received $11 to purchase some candy at their little store . That was very sweet and very thoughtful. I enjoyed my stay at the hotel . It’s very clean "

"A wonderful hotel that I will visit again and again! Helpful and attentive staff! My room was fresh and comfortable. "

"The hotel was clean, rooms were spacious and staff were friendly. The location is prefect with places to eat and shop within walking distance. I would definitely stay here again. "

"Staff all very friedly and helpful."

"Great stop waiting nearby for my flight"

"Good location just a block away from Pier 39. Trader Joe's and Walgreens nearby. The F Trolley which takes you to BART is within a block. Easy for public transportation and activities. They give a small bottle of water to each person at check in; a bottle per person per day would be an even nicer gesture. We left our bags with Bell Service after checkout until late evening pickup for flight. Enjoyed our stay. "

"Lovely peaceful japanese themed decor"

"The Hilton San Francisco Financial District is a centrally located hotel that offers convenience for both business and leisure travelers. Pros: • Great Location – Situated in the Financial District, it’s within walking distance of Chinatown, North Beach, and the Embarcadero. • Spacious Rooms – Many rooms offer nice city or bay views, with comfortable beds and modern rooms. • Good Amenities – Fitness center, business facilities, and an on-site restaurant/bar. • Public Transportation Access – Close to BART, Muni, and bus stops for easy travel around the city. Cons: • Extra Fees – Parking is expensive $60 night, and Wi-Fi may not be free depending on your booking. • Street Noise – Being in a busy part of the city, some rooms may experience noise from traffic and nightlife. Overall, it’s a solid choice for those wanting a well-located hotel with standard Hilton amenities, but it might not feel as upscale as some other options in the city."