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    This hotel is walking distance from the Bush entrance to Chinatown. It's not far from it's sister hotel. Booking was super easy and the room requested was to my specifications (we were placed on the fifth floor, away from the elevator). The room was decent and very spacious, the bathroom as well. Note there was no tub in our bathroom. The whole area was tidy. There was the typical large t.v., mini fridge, Keurig, large table with chairs, plenty of fresh towels and hair dryer. We really appreciate the large glass bottle and the where plenty of water filling stations.

    The small sorry      The small dirty room They tried to pawn off on us !!! Terrible customer service and hospitality

    Well they made us move rooms at 11PM after a all day concert because of a "plumbing problem" well there was no problem in our room I actually believe that they were trying to move us from a upgraded room to which we checked in on Friday 8/1 to a MUCH smaller, old smelly dirty room with stained carpet and bedding and no tub. After complaining they moved us again a second time I believe this was because it was the first weekend in a year that SF was sold out due to the Grateful Dead concerts! I think they were trying to move us to rent our room from the 254.00 rate we had at Booking.com to a rate of 850.00 on a sold out weekend ! Sleezey tactics, in addition my girlfriend lost her e wallet with all the ridiculous moving at 12am and they made zero effort to help find it ... we called numerous times as her location on her phone said it was there ... no effort was made to help also she left her vanity mirror and backpack behind and no one bothers to tell us about it ...so great service ... not !! Not to mention when we asked to talk to a manger on Saturday night during the move we were told he was "sleeping!" Gee I wish we were ! In the room we rented ! Nice customer service... lastly no one ever ... not once offered a discount or a room up grade because if the "plumbing problem" one would think that would be standard, ?? unless I'm right about the switch a roo due to the room rates! Makes sense... I never once saw any plumber or maintenance worker trying to fix Anything at all !!! I also saw NO ONE else moving rooms .... Not one !!! I made sure to walk around and check for both !!! also saw NO ONE else moving rooms .... Not one !!! I made sure to walk around and check for both !!! Got such weird vibes and questions from the front desk clerks upon returning to our room ?!?! Very very strange behavior as if they expected us to call them out on thier lies ? Just plan strange and not hospitable at all. Way to make your guests feel creepy !!! Just spend a few bucks more to stay at the St Francis Fairmont or Mark Hopkins where they value you your business and privacy!! Stay away from this hotel and their game playing lies !

    DEBORAH T.

    This is a very quaint charming hotel centrally located in Union Square. Check in was very simple. Given a very nice room with a great view. The room was a decent, bed was very comfortable, sheets nice and soft and bathroom was huge. Hotel staff was very knowledgeable and helpful with the typical tourist questions. Very helpful about everything frombgetting transportation, holding luggage in the storage. Maid staff also just as helpful and friendly. True a gem of a hotel in San Francisco. Steve was a pleasure to talk to from check in to check out !

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    Karen H.

    The Orchard Hotel is a not-so-hidden gem in San Francisco. I had never heard of it prior to researching boutique hotels near Union Square, but it quickly rose to the top of the list for ticking all the boxes on my list of must-haves, including a convenient location, comfortable and spacious rooms, and walking distance to a variety of restaurants. The king suites (600 sq ft) are large by San Francisco standards and priced competitively; check them out if your budget allows. Check-in and check-out were a breeze, and the front desk staff were all kind and super helpful--even checking in via text message during our stay to be sure that we were happy with our room and to inquire whether we might need anything. I look forward to returning to the Orchard for another stay whenever an opportunity arises--and will definitely recommend it to my friends as well.

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    Lambert P.

    The Orchard Hotel is located on the south side of Bush Street just east of Powell. Not to be confused with the Orchard Garden Hotel which is also on Bush but east of Grant, this place is located just east of Powell and the cable car line. When reading about the Orchard they may seem to call themselves a boutique hotel it's always a terminology that eludes me because there is no real definite definition of that. When I think boutique I think small. This hotel isn't that small. The rooms certainly are nowhere near small considering the location, the cost and the ambiance. Well I guess it's arguable because it's like calling your restaurant a gastropub instead of just a bar and grill. Something by a different name implies something else? I really do not care. What I do care about is that the Orchard Hotel is one of the best places I've ever stayed at in the city of San Francisco. I've never stayed at the Mark Hopkins, Fairmont or Ritz or anything like that in San Francisco but I've been to places that are considered classy(er) and fancy(er) but relatively speaking those places tend to be a bit more expensive. Sure I've stayed in SoHo in NYC in what I can only call a boutique hotel experience and it wasn't as great. There was hardly any room to move around and it seemed so minimalist. If the Orchard Hotel wants to call themselves boutique be my guest but seriously this place is nice and an amazing bang for the buck considering the quality of the rooms, furnishings and most of all the location. I booked the Orchard Hotel through Expedia and used my points to pay for most of it. 200ish USD for a particular week in late August in this location of San Francisco for a hotel of this quality in my opinion is an amazing deal. The rooms are very clean, very well furnished, well lit and the space... Let's just say I wasn't expecting the room to be this spacious. Even the bathroom is probably closer to triple the size I've seen in normal 3-4 star hotels all around the country but when you have a city where space is an absolute premium, the bathroom felt like the Grand Canyon. The room is one of the most comfortable rooms I've had the pleasure of staying in. The furnishings from the bed, night stands, desk etc all seemed in pristine condition and the feel of the room had a familiar warm feeling. Even the walls seemed less stark because of the textured wallpaper. As far as the staff they were quite friendly but only staying a single night I didn't have that much interaction. What I can say is that checking in was a charm, the room was pretty much perfect and it was so comfortable and quiet. The overall value of the Orchard to me is spot on. The location is pretty much neutral to many hot spots or at least makes them accessible. This location of San Francisco is close to Union Square and Market Street for shopping. Chinatown Gate at Grant is just a couple blocks east. The Powell cable cars are a few hundred feet away and the California cable cars are up two blocks. I really can't say much more about the Orchard but to say I was completely satisfied with our stay and I'd stay there again.

    This place is totally great!!
    Elena M.

    Very very nice. Super welcoming staff when we arrived after 10 pm. Greeted me by name and with hot towels. Room was a good size, bigger than most in SF. Location was fine. Room was very clean, hallways the same. Lobby and bar / restaurant are much nicer than what is shown in pictures. Prices are a little excessive for what is offered. Really enjoyed our short stay at The Orchard and would highly recommend as well as consider again for my next day in SF.

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    Been coming to the Orchard since 2013. It is the only place we will stay in them city. Great rooms, friendly staff, wonderful location.

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