Top Hotels Near City Lights Booksellers in San Francisco from NZ$205

"Hotel is dated. Room felt grubby. Staff were very friendly. Breakfast was great. "

"Amazing staff at reception specially Claire, Gabe and a few others who've been very helpful, accomodating, and always aimed to please guests. Beautiful lobby with several sections set up with comfy lounges, and tables and chairs. "

"I don’t believe the room was worth the price. "

"Wonderful room with a great view and balcony, the interior of the hotel is amazing! The bar was only open after 5 which was a bummer."

"Felt safe staying here with my family. Parking is expensive but our car was safe and we had peace of mind. There are cheaper parking garages nearby which we were originally going to use, but while there we weren’t convinced they seemed safe. Entire property is clean and comfortable. Beds were also comfortable. I also used the gym which was on the smaller size but the equipment was nice and smooth. They sell to go breakfast for reasonable prices and there is a cute coffee shop down the street! I would stay here again "

"Bathrooms are awkwardly small and double bed rooms were also smaller than expected. Ended up in a downsized room from what we reserved and expected. The industrial adult playground aspect of the common area wasn't as interesting as the listing makes it seem. Above average location, but value overall isn't great due to cost per night. Not super impressed and we won't stay here again."

"Not what it seemed"

"Loved every detail. "

"I chose to stay at the Fairmont for sentimental and historical reasons, knowing full well the property may be worn and tired. We paid in full for our package at the time of booking through Expedia. We arrived mid morning of our check-in date and were told our room would be ready in a couple hours. At 4:00 pm we were handed waters and told to be patient along with several other travelers while staff worked to accommodate all of us. One manager told us they would need to move us to another hotel (of lesser value) for one night due to maintenance issues with several of the rooms because it was unsafe for us to stay. In actuality...another staff member told us and several others, the hotel was overbooked for a large tech convention. Several hours later and after some reasonable negotiation for a stay at a more comparable hotel, we were able to begin our vacation but subsequetially needed to move back to the Fairmont on their terms. What was concerning was the misinformation if not outright lie fed to us along with the disruption that ruined a full day of our vacation and inconvenienced us again in the middle of activities to relocate. At the end of the day, while a 120.00 breakfast voucher and corner room were nice...they were not compensation enough for me to recommend taking a chance on staying there on a future visit."