Grand Hyatt San Francisco
345 Stockton St., San Francisco, California 94108, United States
Why We Like It
This pet-friendly and tech-forward hotel in the heart of Union Square pleases corporate travelers and their families.
Revamped for business travelers who want to be in the heart of the action, this Union Square property might feel corporate, but the staff adds that dash of San Francisco kindness that sets this Hyatt above the standard.
YOU SHOULD KNOW Despite the online chatter, Wi-Fi is now complimentary.
room
Rooms done in warm autumnal tones with textured custom furniture, original artwork, and teak beds, are all high-tech: windows can be blacked out from your bed, while a "jack pack" projects your laptop on a swiveling flat-screen. Spring for the Grand Club, and you'll get a room on an upper floor and access to the all-day food and beverage service, computers, and concierge.
bathroom
Smallish bathrooms are decked out with glass-top vanities and porcelain sinks large enough to bathe a small child.
lobby
A light-filled lobby has gas fireplaces warming homey nooks both upstairs and down. Giant modern wall art guards the lofty space.
gym
Watch the fog roll in from the 24-hour StayFit Fitness Center, located on the 35th-floor, which features cardio machines, yoga mats, Pilates props and more.
dining
The intimate OneUp restaurant highlights--both architecturally and on the menu--an impressive wine list. SF-themed dishes like clam chowder and cioppino populate the menu.
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LOCATION
Getting Around
The hotel provides valet parking, albeit pricey. Muni buses and trains stop within a 10-minute walk, connecting travelers to the city's varied neighborhoods. Catch the BART train to Oakland and San Francisco airports. Walkers can access the Financial District, Moscone Center, the waterfront and Union Square all within a half hour.
Restaurants
For a sampling of San Francisco's diverse dishes, head over to Tacorea (4-minute walk) for Korean style tacos in a casual setting. Some of the city's best Thai food is hidden in the Parc 55 hotel's Kin Khao (8-minute walk) where spicy curry and seafood-laced noodle dishes reign supreme.
