The Clift Royal Sonesta Hotel San Francisco

495 Geary St, Near San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA 94102, United States

Rating

4.1

Price Level

$$$$

Rooms

372

Pets

Yes

May

The Clift Royal Sonesta Hotel San Francisco, San Francisco

The Clift Royal Sonesta Hotel San Francisco

An inspired fusion of old-world hotel glamour with distinctly modern energy and design, the nearly century-old Clift’s daring sense of diversity perfectly captures the spirit of San Francisco, while maintaining its essence as a boutique luxury hotel. Designed by Philippe Starck, Clift, A Morgans Original, features a soaring lobby with one of the most eclectic furniture collections in all of California, including chairs from Ray and Charles Eames, a coffee table by Salvador Dali, and a surreal stool by Roberto Matta (inspired by René Margritte). This upmarket hotel is located at the centre of San Francisco's theatre district, close to Union Square. Scores of shops and other entertainment venues are to be found within steps of the hotel. The hotel is well situated for the public transport network.

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Overall

Very Good

4.1

1312 reviews

Customers Review

Cleanliness 4.2

Comfort 4.1

Neighborhood 4.2

Amenities 3.8

Condition 3.9

Recomendation 84%

“Un hotel acogedor y con un trato personalizado Te hacen sentir como en casa. Especial mención a Steve, el conserje, te ayuda con todo reservas, excursiones o dudas La decoración, limpieza y zonas comunes están muy cuidadas y la zona muy céntrica”

— Isabel Romero Carretero

“O hotel é muito bom, confortável e com atendimento excelente. A localização é boa, mas tem que ter atenção pois se vc caminhar para o sul vai cair no meio da "Cracolândia" californiana.”

— Leonardo Couto