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Upon booking this hotel via AARP, I was excited to reserve a suite in the heart of Union Square as most of the hotels are small closet rooms. I was disappointed as our suite was essentially a decently sized room with a small living room and an unnecessarily large bathroom, no kitchen nor kitchenette, no microwave, and a small fridge located under the office desk in the bedroom. Bed was fairly comfortable, although the mattress was a bit spongy where you sunk into it. Staff was accommodating and very friendly. Daily room service was great as most hotels nowadays won't service your room every day but rather upon request or every few days. It was a tad annoying because the housekeeper (although friendly) would knock every little while unless you placed the DND sign out on the doorknob. IMO, the owner/management would you like to view this property as being more upscale than what it actually is. AARP listed this property as having a laundry facility, which is not the case. You can have your laundry done by a service, and it was only operating during the week. There is a laundromat three blocks away (separate review on that) which was convenient, but disappointing as well. The accommodations were decent and noise was kept to a minimum as you would occasionally here the guests above us (we were on the fifth floor out of seven floors) and minimal street noise. There is a nice bar and restaurant located in the lobby and a glass of wine per person was complimentary each night in the bar but we did not take advantage of that. There is also fresh cucumber water in the lobby, which was nice. We did not rent a car; however, I saw a sign outside of the hotel that stated 65.00 for valet parking per day. A variety of K-cup coffee is available with a mini Keurig machine; however, it was not working properly so we opted to get our morning coffee at two conveniently located Starbucks nearby within a short walking distance. Overall, the stay was decent, but I feel it is overpriced for a "suite" which truly isn't a "suite" in my book, especially for the amount of time that we stayed in our room. My suggestion is to stay at another nearby boutique hotel that is half the cost or if something smaller and less expensive is available on this property especially if you are exploring the city.
The Warwick is conveniently located near union square, it's walkable for many restaurants, it's clean, and has a bar and restaurant. All guests get a complimentary glass of red or white wine. The food in the bar / restaurant is pretty good too. The hotel itself has a cute old feel to it. Unbeatable prices for the city, usually around $150 per night. If you're looking for a luxury hotel, this isn't going to blow your mind but if you just want somewhere cute that feels clean and safe- go give it a shot!
I stayed at the Warwick Hotel San Francisco with my boyfriend during the holidays while we were in town to see The Nutcracker ballet and visit friends in Oakland, and overall we really loved our stay. During the day, the area felt lively and convenient, super close to Union Square with tons of great food spots within walking distance during the day. The hotel itself was charming and busy in a good way. One thing to note: I wouldn't recommend going out past 11 PM, as the staff locks the doors and you'll need to knock to be let back in; you will get a bit of an annoyed look. Not a dealbreaker, but definitely something to be aware of. We also had a rough time getting down the road one day due to a power outage, which caused major traffic backups, but that was more of a citywide issue than the hotel's fault. We had a corner room and absolutely loved it. The view was great, the bed was very comfortable, and the room layout was well thought out. Everything felt clean and fairly updated, including the bathroom. The room had a fridge (which was super convenient), though there was no microwave. There was also a cute little Keurig-style coffee machine, which was a nice touch. A highlight was the complimentary glass of wine each evening at the hotel's bar and kitchen, Bota. Such a cozy and thoughtful perk. While there are a few location and hotel fees, the overall price was far more reasonable than other hotels in the same area. All in all, a great value for the location, comfort, and amenities. I'd happily stay here again.
Came to SF for a work trip recently and decided to stay here a couple nights. Its in a very interesting area, but a good place to stay. Its in Union Square/Financial District, but there is plenty of shady antics going on with folks in the area. Room was clean, bed was comfy and the bathroom was functional. There is a nice bar downstairs in which I received a complimentary glass of wine every night. Staff was nice as well. This is a nice, vintage hotel. I would stay here again if need be.
We enjoyed our stay here in January. The location was perfect and about a 5 minute walk from food, convenience stores, art galleries, and shopping. We ubered everywhere we needed to go downtown which was all of 10$ a ride. The staff gets a mixed review but overall pleasant and accommodating. Some could've been a lot more welcoming. The hotel offered complimentary umbrellas when it was raining which we LOVED! They really came in handy. The rooms were cute with personality and clean, we had multiple rooms and each came with a fridge. Overall we enjoyed the hotel and would stay again!
Enjoyed our stay here. This hotel is in the correct spot for us meaning easy walking distance to Bart and Cable cars, near restaurants we enjoy, and close to a bus stop that takes us toward Golden Gate Park/Japan district. They also have a bar and restaurant on site so that makes breakfast, dinner, and drink options easy enough when in a pinch. The staff was also very friendly to us at all times. The room itself was an a corner room and large by all means. 4 poster bed, fireplace, 2 sink areas, and a wardrobe plus dresser. It is older hotel so you hear all the street noise even on the 7th floor. The windows are single pane so it can be cooler sitting next to them. I would stay here again the next time we are in town.
The hotel is really not worth its price. Can you imagine that a hotel does not have water filling places, no restrooms in the lobby, no gym and no regular cleaning service (at least for my room)?? Worst of all, the website says it has laundry, while in fact there were only off-site options--this is kinda cheating--I mean, this is the same as saying "no laundry ". Really inconvenient and unpleasant! Minor prob: the room was small but this is Okay. The only good thing about this hotel seems to be its location.
I was looking for a hotel in Union Square that was also conveniently located to the Financial District. So the Warwick seemed fairly reasonably priced and very central. The customer service was very friendly and positive - staff wore masks throughout. The room itself was pretty cold - it was a corner room with windows on both sides. Do you know what would have made it better? If the heater worked. Being early December, it was downright chilly. I consider myself to be a fairly intelligent and tech-savvy woman. But that heater was a pain in the proverbial. You know what I like? A box with a few buttons. Push to make warmer or cooler and other buttons for the speed of the airflow. Nothing helped. In the end I had to call the front desk to have a heater sent up. The hotel phones did not work, so had to use my cellphone. Also had to call twice. Meanwhile I was very cold. There was some club or something with music with extra bass. I couldn't figure out where it was coming from! Anyway I turned on my white noise app and kept the heater going all night which kind of drowned out the music but it didn't stop until 7:00 am. Parking of course is always an issue. With the record number of car break-ins in SF right now, it's a good idea to have NOTHING in your car showing. I paid extra ($45) to do valet at the Westin SF which is a few doors down. I didn't want to risk someone breaking my window or vandalizing my car. They have an agreement with the Westin, otherwise it's $70 or something ridiculous like that. The beds are on the smaller side but it was comfortable enough. The bathroom windows do not open nor is there a fan. Don't think I will be staying here again considering there are other options in Union Square for a similar price!
Better than staying at a 1 star hotel! This was an overnight stay! I think the best part about the stay was the shower lol! That hit the spot! This will be my 2nd stay here with more distractions that can wake up a sensitive sleeper like myself! I was trying to figure out working the heater, and never figured it out? It was cold where I had to put on extra layers I had called down to the receptionist multiple times within half an hour and requested extra blankets and pillows! no answer until i had to inconvenience myself to walk down and follow up finally received it and i was trying to close the curtains but they dont close in like the inside layers! now this morning! the garbage truck pulls in, theres some sort of vacuuming or drilling up above or in the room next to me? the windows arent really sound proof? i heard road rage and sirens! but for an overnight stay this is definitely good value
I'm leaving 5 stars because even though there was a miscommunication between the third party booking and the hotel with the type of room we paid for, the hotel was beyond accommodating! Really great customer service. They handled the situation beautifully, unlike the third party booking website. Ernesto gets a shout out for being so great with us! The hotel itself is so cute! I love the decor and the overall vibe. Beds are beyond comfortable and the rooms are really clean. I will definitely be staying here again. Oh also if you decide to eat at the restaurant I'm the hotel, ask for Michael! He is also amazing.
Walking in felt like I was home. It's So beautiful and so homey. The bathroom was beautiful and so was the bedroom. It was also very clean and the front desk was super nice.
Yes I like the feel of old boutique style hotel. Clean as I walked in the room. Bathroom is typical smal but, cute... I love the wardrobe... very character and the old b&w pics . What not cool, is that, I asked the front desk how come they charged my credit card ahead of my check In, when I booked from a third party... she said" we wanted to make sure the card is working.." how many hotel does this? Or it's just this hotel? Find that sketchy!
2 months ago
If there was another star I would give it. Incredible rooms and location. Literally an unbelievable price for what you are getting. Front desk is so friendly and accommodating. Shane Cavanaugh at the front desk is a fantastic worker and should be promoted or given a raise. He was so helpful and kind. Was willing to do anything to be of service read more
I travel a lot for work and pleasure. I have never experienced the level of service and hospitality that I have received here. The gentleman at the front desk, whose name was Nestor was beyond amazing. I would stay here again even if the rooms were gross just because of him. Having said that the room was perfect. Very small but neat and clean. Nestor truly went above and beyond to o make our stay perfect. That includes finding us a great craft cocktail bar and letting us know about it after we had checked in. read more
3 months ago
Our stay here was a positive experience until I got my bill. It's in downtown but not too far from the Fisherman's Wharf. Clean and spacious rooms. The beds were comfy! The tv was kinda small but not a big deal since we're here to explore the city! Staff were great!! However, there were hidden fees, such as destination fee. The room was $338 for two nights, parking was $65 each day, and a bill for $255!!! Unfortunately, I would NOT stay here again! read more
Upon booking this hotel via AARP, I was excited to reserve a suite in the heart of Union Square as most of the hotels are small closet rooms. I was disappointed as our suite was essentially a decently sized room with a small living room and an unnecessarily large bathroom, no kitchen nor kitchenette, no microwave, and a small fridge located under the office desk in the bedroom. Bed was fairly comfortable, although the mattress was a bit spongy where you sunk into it. Staff was accommodating and very friendly. Daily room service was great as most hotels nowadays won't service your room every day but rather upon request or every few days. It was a tad annoying because the housekeeper (although friendly) would knock every little while unless you placed the DND sign out on the doorknob. IMO, the owner/management would you like to view this property as being more upscale than what it actually is. AARP listed this property as having a laundry facility, which is not the case. You can have your laundry done by a service, and it was only operating during the week. There is a laundromat three blocks away (separate review on that) which was convenient, but disappointing as well. The accommodations were decent and noise was kept to a minimum as you would occasionally here the guests above us (we were on the fifth floor out of seven floors) and minimal street noise. There is a nice bar and restaurant located in the lobby and a glass of wine per person was complimentary each night in the bar but we did not take advantage of that. There is also fresh cucumber water in the lobby, which was nice. We did not rent a car; however, I saw a sign outside of the hotel that stated 65.00 for valet parking per day. A variety of K-cup coffee is available with a mini Keurig machine; however, it was not working properly so we opted to get our morning coffee at two conveniently located Starbucks nearby within a short walking distance. Overall, the stay was decent, but I feel it is overpriced for a "suite" which truly isn't a "suite" in my book, especially for the amount of time that we stayed in our room. My suggestion is to stay at another nearby boutique hotel that is half the cost or if something smaller and less expensive is available on this property especially if you are exploring the city. read more
The Warwick is conveniently located near union square, it's walkable for many restaurants, it's clean, and has a bar and restaurant. All guests get a complimentary glass of red or white wine. The food in the bar / restaurant is pretty good too. The hotel itself has a cute old feel to it. Unbeatable prices for the city, usually around $150 per night. If you're looking for a luxury hotel, this isn't going to blow your mind but if you just want somewhere cute that feels clean and safe- go give it a shot! read more
9 months ago
I stayed at the Warwick Hotel San Francisco with my boyfriend during the holidays while we were in town to see The Nutcracker ballet and visit friends in Oakland, and overall we really loved our stay. During the day, the area felt lively and convenient, super close to Union Square with tons of great food spots within walking distance during the day. The hotel itself was charming and busy in a good way. One thing to note: I wouldn't recommend going out past 11 PM, as the staff locks the doors and you'll need to knock to be let back in; you will get a bit of an annoyed look. Not a dealbreaker, but definitely something to be aware of. We also had a rough time getting down the road one day due to a power outage, which caused major traffic backups, but that was more of a citywide issue than the hotel's fault. We had a corner room and absolutely loved it. The view was great, the bed was very comfortable, and the room layout was well thought out. Everything felt clean and fairly updated, including the bathroom. The room had a fridge (which was super convenient), though there was no microwave. There was also a cute little Keurig-style coffee machine, which was a nice touch. A highlight was the complimentary glass of wine each evening at the hotel's bar and kitchen, Bota. Such a cozy and thoughtful perk. While there are a few location and hotel fees, the overall price was far more reasonable than other hotels in the same area. All in all, a great value for the location, comfort, and amenities. I'd happily stay here again. read more
Came to SF for a work trip recently and decided to stay here a couple nights. Its in a very interesting area, but a good place to stay. Its in Union Square/Financial District, but there is plenty of shady antics going on with folks in the area. Room was clean, bed was comfy and the bathroom was functional. There is a nice bar downstairs in which I received a complimentary glass of wine every night. Staff was nice as well. This is a nice, vintage hotel. I would stay here again if need be. read more
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We enjoyed our stay here in January. The location was perfect and about a 5 minute walk from food, convenience stores, art galleries, and shopping. We ubered everywhere we needed to go downtown which was all of 10$ a ride. The staff gets a mixed review but overall pleasant and accommodating. Some could've been a lot more welcoming. The hotel offered complimentary umbrellas when it was raining which we LOVED! They really came in handy. The rooms were cute with personality and clean, we had multiple rooms and each came with a fridge. Overall we enjoyed the hotel and would stay again! read more
Enjoyed our stay here. This hotel is in the correct spot for us meaning easy walking distance to Bart and Cable cars, near restaurants we enjoy, and close to a bus stop that takes us toward Golden Gate Park/Japan district. They also have a bar and restaurant on site so that makes breakfast, dinner, and drink options easy enough when in a pinch. The staff was also very friendly to us at all times. The room itself was an a corner room and large by all means. 4 poster bed, fireplace, 2 sink areas, and a wardrobe plus dresser. It is older hotel so you hear all the street noise even on the 7th floor. The windows are single pane so it can be cooler sitting next to them. I would stay here again the next time we are in town. read more
6 months ago
The hotel is really not worth its price. Can you imagine that a hotel does not have water filling places, no restrooms in the lobby, no gym and no regular cleaning service (at least for my room)?? Worst of all, the website says it has laundry, while in fact there were only off-site options--this is kinda cheating--I mean, this is the same as saying "no laundry ". Really inconvenient and unpleasant! Minor prob: the room was small but this is Okay. The only good thing about this hotel seems to be its location. read more
5 years ago
I was looking for a hotel in Union Square that was also conveniently located to the Financial District. So the Warwick seemed fairly reasonably priced and very central. The customer service was very friendly and positive - staff wore masks throughout. The room itself was pretty cold - it was a corner room with windows on both sides. Do you know what would have made it better? If the heater worked. Being early December, it was downright chilly. I consider myself to be a fairly intelligent and tech-savvy woman. But that heater was a pain in the proverbial. You know what I like? A box with a few buttons. Push to make warmer or cooler and other buttons for the speed of the airflow. Nothing helped. In the end I had to call the front desk to have a heater sent up. The hotel phones did not work, so had to use my cellphone. Also had to call twice. Meanwhile I was very cold. There was some club or something with music with extra bass. I couldn't figure out where it was coming from! Anyway I turned on my white noise app and kept the heater going all night which kind of drowned out the music but it didn't stop until 7:00 am. Parking of course is always an issue. With the record number of car break-ins in SF right now, it's a good idea to have NOTHING in your car showing. I paid extra ($45) to do valet at the Westin SF which is a few doors down. I didn't want to risk someone breaking my window or vandalizing my car. They have an agreement with the Westin, otherwise it's $70 or something ridiculous like that. The beds are on the smaller side but it was comfortable enough. The bathroom windows do not open nor is there a fan. Don't think I will be staying here again considering there are other options in Union Square for a similar price! read more
Better than staying at a 1 star hotel! This was an overnight stay! I think the best part about the stay was the shower lol! That hit the spot! This will be my 2nd stay here with more distractions that can wake up a sensitive sleeper like myself! I was trying to figure out working the heater, and never figured it out? It was cold where I had to put on extra layers I had called down to the receptionist multiple times within half an hour and requested extra blankets and pillows! no answer until i had to inconvenience myself to walk down and follow up finally received it and i was trying to close the curtains but they dont close in like the inside layers! now this morning! the garbage truck pulls in, theres some sort of vacuuming or drilling up above or in the room next to me? the windows arent really sound proof? i heard road rage and sirens! but for an overnight stay this is definitely good value read more
5 years ago
I'm leaving 5 stars because even though there was a miscommunication between the third party booking and the hotel with the type of room we paid for, the hotel was beyond accommodating! Really great customer service. They handled the situation beautifully, unlike the third party booking website. Ernesto gets a shout out for being so great with us! The hotel itself is so cute! I love the decor and the overall vibe. Beds are beyond comfortable and the rooms are really clean. I will definitely be staying here again. Oh also if you decide to eat at the restaurant I'm the hotel, ask for Michael! He is also amazing. read more
3 years ago
Walking in felt like I was home. It's So beautiful and so homey. The bathroom was beautiful and so was the bedroom. It was also very clean and the front desk was super nice. read more
Yes I like the feel of old boutique style hotel. Clean as I walked in the room. Bathroom is typical smal but, cute... I love the wardrobe... very character and the old b&w pics . What not cool, is that, I asked the front desk how come they charged my credit card ahead of my check In, when I booked from a third party... she said" we wanted to make sure the card is working.." how many hotel does this? Or it's just this hotel? Find that sketchy! read more
4 years ago
Not sure if the whole hotel is non-smoking but our room didn't smell clean. We discover plenty of stains around our room (pictures attached). For being a 3.9 star hotel it was fine. I spoke to the lady at the front desk and asked if the bed skirt could at least get changed. And she said she would talk with the cleaning people. But that never happened. She had a bit of an attitude also so I'm not even sure if she got a chance to speak to them. read more
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Attention! The hotel has no parking! The nearest private parking costs $ 45 (!!!). The hotel staff is irresponsible! The front desk girl said that we could park near the hotel door and that she would personally "look after the car." We even asked again if there will be any problems? She replied "don't worry." As a result, we received a parking ticket for $ 83 !!!!!!!! In addition, the hotel charges your card for $ 100. It's been 3 days, and the money hasn't returned read more
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Thoroughly enjoyed this boutiquey hotel tucked away near Union Square, Clift and Ruby Sky. The location is also in proximity to the up & coming new neighborhood I'd never heard of called Hayes Valley: a new millennial mecca of boutique shoppes and specialty eateries. Highlights: Loved the area this is in. You are close to the West coast Macy's flagship and tons of other shopping. Also union square is constantly turning over stores so it's always different. You're also close to the Westin St. Francis an iconic spot. On the flip side The Haight is nearby if you're inclined to do all the traditional districts I enjoyed the beauty of the hotel; the lobby was small but inviting and the staff were fast. The restaurants are immediately off the lobby so it's pretty easy to navigate and there's two elevator banks front & center. Back to the look- it's European French renaissance esque I'd say. The white, extremely detailed carved out edgings and crown modeling step it up. Also liked the mild colors they used. It was also very clean. Excellent beds and bedding. I thought the discreet TV was clever and matched the general aesthetic Small rooms sure but pipping/immediately hot water! Loved that! Major major brownie points. Negative/positive all in one: the sink being outside of the bathroom. I shared a room with a college friend so having the vanity outside of the water closet was very helpful because we could use the shower/loo with privacy while the other could use the sink. Initially it was odd to encounter when walking in but it turned out to be a very functional layout for two guests. If you're solo, may not be as useful but the rooms are small and intimate so you are literally a step from the bathroom to the sink. It's a really solid, boutique hotel. I'd come back here if doing a girls trip again it's just got that feminine touch kinda look feel to it and again, being in proximity to good shopping is great. If you're a guy trying to romance a gf this would be a sweet spot for that too. It's also a young crowd at the hotel which makes it vibrant. If I were taking my husband to the city though, I'd be less inclined to stay here. It wouldn't necessarily be his vibe. read more
7 years ago
The smallest rooms. Old hotel. Feels like an old apartment building. Nothing extra or luxurious here. Tiny bathroom. Wardrobe has an iron, safe, about 5 hangers. They provide shampoos soaps. Those old school coffee pots you put the filter in. Hoky snack thing on desk for sale. Noisy!! Bed was lumpy. The desk is really nice and professional. They have a place to eat attached with happy hour and a bar. Tapas and it looks nice. In the heart of everything but I would never stay here again. read more
7 years ago
Stayed here for only one night. They upgraded us to an ADA room, which we didn't need, but it had different features than the traditional room. The staff was very friendly. We even forgot our sunglasses after we checked out and they were quick to help us locate them. The rooms were small and I don't think the AC worked. It was really very warm. There was construction across the street, which made it loud. They did valet our car for $52/night. It was a fine hotel and would recommend. read more
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People over 6' beware- the light fixtures in the living room and bedroom are at perfect headbutting height. (Photo evidence attached) Overall, the hotel was clean and nice- by San Francisco standards. 4/5 bananas read more
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