Beach Hotels Near Split

On my self-guided trip to San Francisco, I had pre-booked this hotel through Ctrip. The location is excellent, with a cable car stop right outside the door that serves all three lines. I'd recommend walking a short distance past Union Square to the Powell Street cable car turnaround to purchase the $15 day pass there, as it's quite a good deal. Breakfast wasn't included with my reservation, but Chinatown is just a walk away, offering plenty of Cantonese dining options. The hotel room itself was decent. The only downside was that one of the three elevators was consistently out of service, leading to long waits during peak hours. The elevators are quite old, and the jolt and shudder every time they stopped on a floor often left guests inside exchanging exasperated smiles.

The location is super convenient, right across from Union Square. The room isn't huge but it's enough, though the central AC is old and only goes up to 68°F. Late February in SF is quite cold, and I ended up catching a cold. I had to wear a light down jacket and pile on blankets. The staff were all very polite, and luggage storage was free. Housekeeping cleaned the room daily. Heading east from the hotel, the main cable car line is easily accessible. I stayed for five days, using two lines back and forth, and bought two 3-day Muni passes. It served as both my commute and a way to explore all the attractions along the way. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay. There are far fewer homeless people to the east of the hotel; I wouldn't recommend heading west. Overall, the value for money in this area is quite high!

We found Cow Hollow Inn and Suites about 20 years ago. It has become our favorite place to stay in the City. It is always very clean, the staff is always helpful, the parking is free and it is in one of the best locations in the City. Wonderful and fun restaurants and bars along Chestnut Street. Perfect for morning walks to the Palace of Fine Arts and the Marina Green. And, the adjacent restaurant, Home Plate is very good and convenient for breakfast. The recent remodel makes it even better!

My wife and I really enjoyed our stay at the Holiday Inn San Francisco Golden Gateway. Among all the Holiday Inn hotels we’ve stayed at, this is definitely one of the best. The location is very convenient. Within a few minutes’ walk, we could easily get fresh groceries at Whole Foods Market, which was a big plus. The hotel’s breakfast also offers a wide selection of food, making it a great way to start the day. Public transport is another highlight — buses are easily accessible on foot, which makes the whole city feel much closer and very convenient to explore from this hotel. Our room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained. We especially appreciated the higher-floor views of the city. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. Overall, this hotel offers excellent value for money in San Francisco. We would happily stay here again and highly recommend it to others.

The hotel rooms are newly renovated and are clean. The free parking at the hotel saves a lot of parking fees for self-driving. We checked out the next day and parked the car at the hotel. After the tour, we drove to the next city. When checking in, the Indian guy at the front desk played a Chinese note on the computer, and there was also a Chinese paper version of the note and the itinerary for San Francisco for you, which felt very considerate.

Aside from the fact that it is in a dingy part of town, the hotel was great. Staff were friendly and competent.

Great value for money! If you're traveling solo in San Francisco and want to avoid hostels, this is a fantastic option. Check-in is strictly after 3 PM, and check-out is by 11 AM, but they didn't rush me even though I was a little late checking out. It's located in a quiet neighborhood.

The hotel is on a very good location. Building is dated and shows signs of its age. Place is kept clean by the friendly staff. There’s not much by way of amenities but it serves well to sleep in after a full day of walking. Breakfast is free but continental and the selection is very limited. Not bad to start with. It’s free.  I wouldn’t mind staying here again.

The location is quite convenient, right across from Chinatown, so if you like Chinese food, you'll have plenty of options. The environment is pretty average and can't compare to the facilities and service levels of hotels in Asia. It's within walking distance of the subway station, and San Francisco feels quite safe overall.

The hygiene and facilities were just okay. The dorm room wasn't well-ventilated and had a strange odor, and the mattress had stains. The only upside was the really good location, very close to Union Square. For this price in downtown San Francisco, you can't really ask for more. There's no dedicated parking, but there are street parking spots right outside, and it's also very close to the cable car route. Plus, the hostel itself organizes some activities if you're interested in joining.