For the ladies (and I assume the men) there are two stalls, one for mobility-impaired folk, both…read morelock. There is a paper towel dispenser, but no 'save the environment' hand-blower to dry the hands. Cold water dribbling from what looks like a water fountain spout is available for a weak hand wash, but, hey, it's better than a kick in the pants. Narrow and small, three is certainly a crowd, but thank goodness the darn thing was open! Location: on JFK, west of Chain of Lakes Dr.

Wonderful area to visit. It's a small building, but you don't need much room for a welcome center…read more Very clean. Lots of parking available and easy Uber/Lyft drop-off/pick-up. If you want to be on a hidden beach, follow the trail to the right, go through the tunnel, and walk down until you reach the cove. There's a grassy area and picnic tables there as well.

It's like a gas station stop on a road trip, but here, you get to pick out your favorite San…read moreFrancisco souvenir and take photos with the fog overtaking the bridge. It's a nice and also very cold area, as it's right next to the breezy waters, even though it's higher up. You can definitely see the Golden Gate Bridge from here. Lots of visitors walking around outside and in the souvenir shop. The shop has everything Golden Gate Bridge themed. From keychains to greeting cards and even fun books. There's a big restroom here, but it feels very cold inside, again because you're near the ocean. But it's a pretty clean public restroom. Lots of cars as well as the Muni bus comes up here. Just watchout for traffic when crossing.

The Metro is an old Victorian hotel, redone for your comfort, but keeping its cool style. There is…read morenot another hotel like this in the area. It is sort of Midtown, I think of it has the Haight area. They have a killer Italian eatery downstairs. You want to try that. It is within walking distance to the Golden Gate Park and great shops and food. The rooms are so pretty and they are spotless. The beds are great and the rooms are not huge, but you won't care. I don't think they have AC. I did not need it, we had a fan, but I would ask about it in the summer months. It has everything you need and the staff is wonderful. They will guide you to where ever you want to go. There is so much to do right around there. The prices are fair. I loved the little seating area we had with great Victorian chairs.

This place is an absolute gem!!! It's super cute, incredibly clean and wonderful front desk staff…read more We didn't have a car and everything is walking distance with plenty of kid friendly restaurants as well as bars and nice restaurants. Can't wait to come back and stay here again.

Carl and Dan's Chevron was on 34th Ave and Geary, Always…read moreexcellent service with the best auto repairs. tHank you Dan, best regards DRR

Not open 24 hours. The attendant inside waved me off at 5:30am. No explanation. Very ruderead more

The Clift Royal Sonesta is a solid choice on a charming corner in the Theater District. I was…read morepleasantly surprised with a complimentary upgrade to a spacious corner room at check-in, which made for a great stay. The highlights were the excellent fitness center, true blackout curtains, and thoughtful in-room amenities like complimentary bottled water and a Keurig with coffee and creamers. The decor is fine but unremarkable, and the service throughout the hotel was pleasant without being especially memorable. The biggest drawback is the lack of soundproofing--I heard plenty of noise through the walls and ceiling and window. I'd also skip Frederick's. While the hotel offers a $10 daily credit, it barely makes a dent in the overpriced menu (think $8 lattes and $19 avocado toast), and the service felt distracted and indifferent. There are much better breakfast options just a short walk away. Overall, I'd happily stay here again for the room upgrade, gym, and amenities--just bring earplugs and have breakfast elsewhere.

Two things our daughter enjoys - flights and hotels. This holiday we decided to ditch the flight…read moreand stay close to home. With that, we needed to find a hotel worthy of our daughter's standards. Plans of a concert and beach play, for her, began our hotel search in San Francisco. The search ended with photos offering separate spaces for the two people who need them the most - my daughter and husband. Our little person is as independent as can be, enjoying space to exist and explore without constant eyes, navigating entertainment without having to share and access to snacks and her cold thermos of water. Clift Royal Sonesta provided that. With two separate living spaces in the Two Queen Bed Junior Suite, she was able to do just that. The long comfy sofa, oversized window, smart tv, refrigerator and multiple desks and end tables in the living area allowed us to give that to her. The smart tv, oversized window and luxurious bed and bedding afforded my husband the opportunity to relax without interruption enjoying his entertainment. The man at check in was professional, shared dining and room credit information. The woman at check out was friendly and reviewed our final bill to apply unused credits. With the Sonesta Travel Pass (hotel's membership) you receive complimentary premium WiFi, otherwise it is $9.95/day with basic WiFi offered complimentary. The Travel Pass is free to sign up for and sent to your email upon checking in. There is no onsite parking, nor street parking in front of the hotel. Parking options are three parking garages within the vicinity ranging from $38 to $60 a day. The garage of Mason & O'Farrell is the cheapest at $38, filling up quicker than the others we were told. At this location there are in/out privileges for $43, speak to an attendant to access. On Sundays and holidays, metered street parking is free if you are able to find a nearby open spot - we were. The Redwood Room is an onsite lounge providing a cocktail bar and small bites - purposed for an evening affair. Fredericks is an onsite American cafe serving coffee, pastries and comfort food til 11a or noon. There is no room service available. You can order online, over the phone or in person to go. In person ordering allows you to hear about specials not provided online. Depending on the room you book and special offer, your booking is comped with X amount of dollars in room credit to use at the bar and for food. If you have a little person with a limited palette there are plenty of eating options from Super Duper to a convenience store, Ghirardelli's and Trader Joe's. The Bart line is within walking distance and opens up these options immensely. The interior of Clift Royal Sonesta is historic - compliment and not. The convenience of charging is not adapt as USB ports do not support USB-C cables - a popular charging cable utilized for at least the last 3 years. Ensure you bring your outlet block to support your cable. The walls are extremely thin, you can hear the wheels of housekeeping carts bumping across the floor at 4:45a, the conversations of connecting rooms and people walking down the hall. The exterior of Clift Royal Sonesta is noisy with traffic, excessively loud music, constant honking and chatter from bystanders beginning early morning. My preference for a stay is a serene environment to increase the assurance of well being, sleep and solitude for ourselves. Onsite valet is preferred, at minimum onsite parking, a feature I did not take the time to notice when booking here. The likelihood of rebooking is gravely slim; however, if we needed to book in this area The Clift Royal Sonesta would be our stay.

We love this hotel. Whenever we wanna do a stay vacation here in the city we always stay here. It's…read moreessential to everything that we like to do in San Francisco. A quick Uber ride takes us anywhere in the city. Plus the rooms are always clean large and they have lots of hot water. Service is always great. The staff is on point. The hotel lobby bar is amazing. And just the whole aesthetic of the place really works for us.

In the heart of Japan town, the mall is attached to this hotel and the lobby itself is modern and…read morehas a campy lodge feel. The gym is well equipped and there is a complimentary latte machine. My room was the corner king and is in the same tier as a Hyatt place in terms of the layout and feel. The bed was comfortable, but the acoustics are terrible. I could hear closet doors opening everything on the street dogs barking from several rooms away etc. The hotel had air plugs in my night stand so this must be a well known problem. Breakfast is not included, and the dining options within the hotel are limited.

This hotel has charm, older but still nice. I liked that it…read morewas walkable to China town, north Beach, and Ghirardelli. The hotel has two restaurants, one for breakfast and one for bar and dinner. But there are so many good restaurants nearby as well. Convenient. I checked in late in the evening during a holiday weekend, and it was busy. The front lobby had two people checking in guests. When it was my turn at the counter, we were checked in pretty quickly and given a run down of the layout and weekend activities. Fresh water is provided right by the elevators so you can fill water bottles before heading to your rooms. And in the morning, hot coffee is provided right before you head out for the day. Pretty thoughtful. My stay was two nights, and the first night the street music and sounds came thru loud and clear. But the second night, it was quiet outside. So it's unpredictable if my stay would be relaxing or nerve racking. The room for 3 was a good size with a large bathroom, large windows of street view, and sizable writing desk, and arm chair. I got to use the gym once and it had all the general equipment and fairly large room. Upon check out, we received the kid welcome gift which was supposed to be at check in, but check in was chaotic so it was better late than never. And the staff were all very nice and friendly during our stay. We would come back to this location if we get the chance again.

I've stayed at this hotel multiple times. Always enjoyed the location, staff, and amenities. I…read morebooked through Priceline to stay again this weekend. Unfortunately, my dog had to have an emergency surgery that prevented me from being able to use my room. I called the hotel then Priceline then the hotel then Priceline. Back and forth trying to see if I could simply reschedule for a couple weeks out while paying the additional amount. The Omni refused. No reschedule. No refund. The ~$200, when I called well in advance of check in, was worth more to them than the customer. I've spoken to them employees at the hotel who expressed dissatisfaction with the management; I can see why. In a moment of distress for my family, the GM personally declined the refund. I learned a valuable lesson about booking non-refundable and will be looking for a new hotel.

Stayed here for 5 days 4 nights for work. The room was surprisingly spacious! The maritime theme…read morewas very well done, cozy without being over the top and gaudy. The bed was very comfy!! Can we talk about the carpet? It's beautiful blue with octopus and other maritime animals. The service was nice and the conference meeting spaces met all our needs. Be warned, the parking is $75/night so we opted to take the train into the city. The hotel is conveniently located next to good food, cafes.

This is probably my #1 hotel in San Francisco right now. They've won award after award for a…read morereason, and it really showed during our staycation. The staff was incredibly friendly, everything was spotless, and the overall experience felt elevated from start to finish. We also ate at the restaurant downstairs, and every dish we tried was delicious. The only downside was that the walls in our room seemed pretty thin. We could hear our neighbors talking late at night so clearly that we could actually understand their conversation. I'm not sure if it was because of the room we stayed in or if it's common throughout the hotel, but I figured it was worth mentioning. It wasn't a huge issue for us, just something to keep in mind.

Lyle and Amber were amazing hosts. The trip was incredibly well supported, and they made sure every…read moreday was an adventure of a lifetime.

Certain people come into your lives and they break your heart open - with goodness…read more I dedicate this review to GT Jimmy - my friend and my driver on my Green Tortoise trip - back when. To be honest it's hard sometimes for me to remember a time when I excitedly plunged myself into an epic adventure with 27 strangers - on one very special bus. Nowadays - I'd pack way too much: my special pillow, my favorite travel blanket, art supplies, Tylenol PM, too many clothes and 'just incases' crammed beside an excessive amount of toiletries. But back then - I was different. I craved the freedom of not knowing what to expect. I don't remember wearing any makeup. Donned my favorite worn jeans, a Grateful Dead hat, and my puffy red coat - the whole time. And I didn't miss a thing. I didn't want for anything. The food was delicious and perfect. The company was friendly and warm. The music was lulling and inspiring. The sights were breathtaking. The bus was comfortable and cozy. And our gentle hearted leader and driver - Jimmy - guided us with humility and quick witted humor - into the desert and beyond. I miss those days of letting go - and letting the bus just take you there. Trust.