San Francisco Hotels with Swimming Pools

The staff are friendly and mostly can speak cantonese. The location was alright, difficult to find on the first day. Parking in SF is generally expensive. Room was dusty and the sofa give me rashes. However, the walk from Powell Station has a street of homeless people which I feel unsafe for ladies and young kids.

Close to Fisherman's Wharf and restaurants. The $30 daily ”hotel fee” seemed a bit much for a ”free” bottle of water and internet access. They could have at least included free coffee in the lobby. We did take advantage of the nice bikes, so we got our money's worth. Room smelled fresh every day and didn't have that musty smell you sometimes have after a few days. Staff was very friendly and welcoming. Usually don't stay at Hyatt, but would definitely return to this one.

The location ia wonderful The lobby very beautiful but the ber closes at 23:00,very early!!! The reception was very kind The rooma very big with good view.The only negative that the windows were dirty. The pool was so fime and the jacuzzi. The breakfast seema small,but its to big and variable.The food in the hotel restaurant is exciting!!! Guys one of thr best hotel in my life!!!

Good location, restaurants nearby. Room is clean. Only thing that needs to be upgraded is coffee machine which is bit outdated. Food & beverage on main lobby is good and affordable, had a pepperoni pizza which was so good. Would book again when in SF

The hotel is located on the street behind Union Square, which is very convenient to reach in 5 minutes. The starting point of the tram is also there. The room is not big but very clean. If you need anything, just tell the front desk and they will basically solve it. I would like to remind you that there will be many homeless people on the street next to the hotel in the evening. Walk around it, and don't look at them even if you see them. It's still safe. Overall it's OK.

The property seems completely new.. everything is fresh, beautifuly designed and clean. Staff is great, helpful and happy to help. Slight glitch - often the front desk is very busy ( it's a big hotel) and only on charming staff member.. ? Pool (not heated) is cool, as they write on the wall... with many pool ”inflatables” for the guests. Room is big, spacious, comfortable and of course, as clean as they come. Play room next to the lobby is a gem for a family after a long day. Huge bonus: free (neatly designed) bikes to hotel guests! ( first in first served). A fantastic experience in san francisco, caza hotel had a big part in it.

The location is great, near Union Square, and all the staff are nice and friendly. The room is clean and reasonably spacious. I don't speak English, but there was no major problem with language communication. I gave a tip of $10 each to the person who moved my luggage and the cleaning teacher. By the way, the person who moved my luggage willingly took a picture of me, who was alone, so I liked it even more! The streets outside here aren't bad, but villains roam around often, so be careful. For reference, since San Francisco 9.4 was an American holiday, there were not many people and it was very dangerous for an Asian woman to walk alone, especially at night!

The hotel is in a great location, just minutes away by foot to Fisherman's Wharf. Lombard Street and Chinatown are both accessible by foot, as well as the trendy Russian Hill/Polk St area with many bars and restaurants. There are multiple rental car locations a few minutes walk away as well so that you can drive across the Golden Gate Bridge and go to the Battery Spencer Lookout or continue onwards to Sausalito and Muir Woods. Note that there are two wings of the building and we were placed in the wing separate from the main lobby and dining room, and the steps were not wheelchair accessible. The service and amenities are good, but we had a first floor room facing the street and it was quite noisy at times due to the poor noise isolation where you could hear people talking outside on the street quite clearly. Overall, the location was good and the value was quite high with breakfast being included (it was fine, nothing special).

Very nice king-size room, clean and hygienic, with an iron and rack, a hair dryer for meals, complete facilities, and plenty of hot water; the location is very close to Union Square, very convenient to take the tram, and it is just a short walk to the pick-up points of major car dealerships. The hotel also gave a 20% discount coupon for a restaurant nearby. The breakfast was great, but the portion was large, and one portion was enough for two people.

The St. Regis San Francisco can be said to be the ceiling level of local hotels, and it is also one of the top hotels I have stayed in in the United States. It is in an excellent location. SFMoMA is next door to the hotel, and it is basically only a 5-7 minute walk from the Union Square shopping street. The overall size of the hotel is not large, but the services, hardware, and facilities are very exquisite and delicate. Although the quality is far from the St. Regis Hotel in China, it cannot be judged by domestic standards in the United States. It is highly recommended!