SF Hotel - any unacceptable on this list?
 

Going for conference and can receive conference rates at the following hotels. <BR><BR>2 adult females going for one week. I want to be close to Union Square (hence the above hotels) and hoping for a hotel with some character and good service and some amenities. Nothing too flashy and hip (Hotel Diva looked a little too neon for my tastes. <BR><BR>I've tried to research online but haven't found to much info.<BR><BR>Handlery Union Square Hotel<BR>Maxwell Hotel<BR>Villa Florence<BR>Hotel Cosmo<BR>Chancellor Hotel on Union Square<BR>Hotel Union Square<BR>Hotel Diva<BR>Kensington Park<BR>King George<BR>Monticello Inn<BR><BR>If these hotels are unacceptable, I am not completely adverse to spending more dough at the Westin which I love. <BR><BR>Thanks.

We stayed at the Villa Florence last September and enjoyed it very much. Large confortable rooms, excellent service, nice lobby/bar/restautant facilities including free wine and beer every afternoon. I think you would be quite happy here. Request a room facing the inner courtyard to avoid the street noise.

Try the Columbus Motor Inn. One of the best kept secrets in San Francisco, that I found here on Fodors. We stayed there two different times...GREAT location and free parking.

I don't know what the rates are that you are able to get, but I just stayed at the Grand Hyatt San Francisco for $61 a night. I got it on Priceline. The service was great, as was the location. They allow early check in also. (I was there at 10:00 a.m.)

Stayed at the Chancellor Hotel a few years ago. Great location and a nice clean room, had a good happy hour in the lobby there. Reasonably priced. Certainly not &quot;flashy or hip&quot;, but a good hotel. Around the corner is the Hotel Rex which we toured, and I would love to stay there when I return, but it was alot more money than the Chancellor.