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Since I live in SF I have never stayed in either place, however I like the location of Campton Place better than the Four Seasons. Very subjective I know, but Campton is more in the heart of things and even though the Four Seasons is only a few blocks away, it seems more isolated.
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You don't mention anything about what you're looking for in a hotel, but in trying to choose between the Four Seasons and Campton Place, location isn't a major factor since the two are only separated by the length of 3 city blocks (as the crow flies).
The Four Seasons is a much nicer hotel IMO, but I consider it so because it's spotless, practically new, and everything's in great condition.
But if you favor more boutique-y hotels, CP has a bit smaller feel than FS given that it has 1/3 as many rooms.
The Four Seasons is a much nicer hotel IMO, but I consider it so because it's spotless, practically new, and everything's in great condition.
But if you favor more boutique-y hotels, CP has a bit smaller feel than FS given that it has 1/3 as many rooms.
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travleis although they are only three blocks apart there is a difference in locations. As I am sure that you are aware 3 blocks in SF can make a world of difference. I don't dispute that the Four Seasons is a newer and probably much more luxurious hotel, it is however a high rise on a rather sterile block of Market Street .
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