San Francisco Marriott Marquis

We spent 4 days at the hotel. For the price, the room could have been newer, but the bed was comfortable and the room was a good size. Upon check-in, they put a $400 hold on our credit card as a deposit. In addition to the high room rate, there's also a resort fee of $20 per person per day. In our case, that was $80, and of that, $20 per day could be used at their cafe downstairs for drinks (so $40 out of $80 was usable). The hotel is in the city center, a 5-minute walk to Union Square, with metro and trams nearby. Parking at the hotel was $92 per day, but we parked at a multi-story garage on a nearby street for $24 per day.

The value for money is quite good, and the location is excellent. Right across the street, there's a big supermarket and Heytea. However, upon arrival, there's a mandatory $39 daily destination fee. Parking is $91 per night, but there's an option diagonally across the street for $44 a night.

Well-equipped facilities, excellent hygiene, beautiful environment, and thoughtful service. I'll definitely bring my family and friends back next time and recommend it to other relatives and friends. Thank you!

This is a conference hotel with full amenities, located right in the city center. It's very convenient for a city walk around the area. The hotel's hygiene is also quite good. There are plenty of dining options downstairs. Plus, there's a taxi stand available.

The Marriott in San Francisco should be a good hotel, but parking isn't free and it's too expensive. The parking lot diagonally across the street charges half the price.

It was alright. The hotel's location is good, and the room was a bit small. Service was also okay. No breakfast, just a $25 voucher each day.

The environment is great and very comfortable, and the location is good too. The room hygiene is also satisfactory. The hotel's food is decent, and the service is excellent. My only complaint is that the Ctrip price seems higher than other platforms, which I don't understand at all. I wonder if it's a case of price gouging for regular customers.