San Fran Union Square hotel suggestions?
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San Fran Union Square hotel suggestions?
Hi,
I will be traveling to LA and SF in February with my cousin and her boyfriend. I think DH is sitting out this trip.
We are looking for a hotel in Union Square, walking distance to restaurants, shops, cable cars, etc...for around $150-$175/night. We would like 2 double beds, and prefer a room with a mini-fridge for bottled water, drinks, snacks, etc. I doesn't need to be fancy, just nice, clean, and comfortable.
Thanks!
I will be traveling to LA and SF in February with my cousin and her boyfriend. I think DH is sitting out this trip.
We are looking for a hotel in Union Square, walking distance to restaurants, shops, cable cars, etc...for around $150-$175/night. We would like 2 double beds, and prefer a room with a mini-fridge for bottled water, drinks, snacks, etc. I doesn't need to be fancy, just nice, clean, and comfortable.
Thanks!
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A great hotel that is in a fun location just off Union Square is the Hotel Triton. It's located just outside the Chinatown gates and is a block away from all the action in Union Square. Not sure of all the rates but worth checking out.
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I would go to Priceline. We got the 4* Hilton for $75.00 after taxes and fees. (Our bid was $65.00 before taxes & fees). You could do much, much better than $150-175 per night.
Check on biddingfortravel.com and get a strategy for bidding for a nice hotel in Union Square.
Check on biddingfortravel.com and get a strategy for bidding for a nice hotel in Union Square.
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Thanks for the suggestions so far! Hotel Rex and Hotel Triton both look great.
Budman -- The reason I hadn't looked into Priceline or Hotwire is because I didn't think they could guarantee 2 double beds, and I definitely need that if my hubby isn't going...I'm shacking up with my cousin and her boyfriend. Am I wrong in this assumption?
Budman -- The reason I hadn't looked into Priceline or Hotwire is because I didn't think they could guarantee 2 double beds, and I definitely need that if my hubby isn't going...I'm shacking up with my cousin and her boyfriend. Am I wrong in this assumption?
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I was in SF not long ago and stayed at the Adante Hotel. For the price you are looking for, you could get either 2 rooms or a suite in the hotel. It is in the Theatre district and has a cute internet cafe attached to the hotel. Breakfast of danish/muffins is also included.
You can get more info on hotels.com, which is where I found the hotel. Also by booking you can get some coupons for discount dinners and shopping.
Hope this helps. Have a great time.
You can get more info on hotels.com, which is where I found the hotel. Also by booking you can get some coupons for discount dinners and shopping.
Hope this helps. Have a great time.
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The Renaissance Parc 55 is a big (1,000) room chain hotel with the typical upscale taupe rooms, but is actually a good place to stay if you want to be near Union Square and don't mind the generic-ness. It has good weekend rates in your price range, and the rooms have mini fridges in them.