Chinatown Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Chinatown, United States of America

Can't say enough about my stay. Everything was perfect and the staff of the Ritz Carlton were extremely helpful and personable. I can't say one negative thing. The recent renovation and upgrades are beautiful as well.

Staff was very nice. Good location. Very clean. Had a lot of character.

Stayed for 3 nights and it was very quiet and comfortable. Located right by Chinatown and down the street from the financial district, it has great walkability to key sights and amenities. Area seemed safe at night, they offered in and out valet parking for a daily fee. The rooms were comfortable. It's an older hotel but kept clean. I would definitely stay again.

Our visit to San Francisco was for tourism reasons, we were there 10 wonderful days. We were just getting down from a cruise (excellent way to know Alaska). The hotel people helped us since the begginig in every single detail. The hop-on-hop-off bus, tours, restaurants, airport shuttle. Its location IS the highlight, is in the very middle of everything you would possible need. Walking distances- and very near the main bus lines stops. SF was such. I couldn't believe that meanwhile everyone looks in the map to get to Chinatown, we were just less than a block from Dragon's gate. So cool. The only thing they should think on giving would be a complimentary continental breakfast. I will definitely going to recommend this hotel to my friends and co-workers.

Hotel staff were very friendly and hotel room was very clean. Room was facing street and quite noisy during the night.

We liked most things about this hotel. Nothing fancy. Good location. Did not have a car so I can't say how the parking was but there seemed to be a good amount of it. We were within walking to a lot of the city. Ferry Terminal, Fisherman's Wharf, North Beach (Little Italy). There is no air conditioning. Normally, that's fine in San Francisco. But, it got up to 80°F while we were there so it was a bit warm. Our one big complaint was the Wi-Fi. The hotel website says it's available. When you get there you see a sign that says it's available in the lobby. If you look at the hotel we were In the room at the upper left. The reception was poor at best. We bit the bullet and used our own data.