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The Westin St. Francis San Francisco on Union Square

The Westin St. Francis San Francisco on Union Square

4.2 of 5 • 5,043 reviews
Union Square
£189
Chancellor Hotel on Union Square

Chancellor Hotel on Union Square

4.3 of 5 • 4,622 reviews
Union Square
£145
Villa Florence San Francisco on Union Square

Villa Florence San Francisco on Union Square

4 of 5 • 3,404 reviews
Union Square
£179
Grand Hyatt San Francisco Union Square

Grand Hyatt San Francisco Union Square

4.4 of 5 • 3,588 reviews
Union Square
£173
Kimpton Sir Francis Drake Hotel

Kimpton Sir Francis Drake Hotel

3.9 of 5 • 4,086 reviews
Union Square
£144
Handlery Union Square Hotel

Handlery Union Square Hotel

4 of 5 • 4,499 reviews
Union Square
£146
Kensington Park Hotel

Kensington Park Hotel

4.1 of 5 • 2,052 reviews
Union Square
£156
Bartlett Bunkhouse

Bartlett Bunkhouse

4 of 5 • 23 reviews
Union Square
£100
The Herbert Hotel

The Herbert Hotel

3.7 of 5 • 334 reviews
Union Square
£87
Mystic Hotel by Charlie Palmer

Mystic Hotel by Charlie Palmer

4 of 5 • 2,284 reviews
Union Square
£172

 

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Pocket Guide: San Francisco Union Square Hotels

California’s world famous ‘City and County’ is one of the state’s most diverse and vibrant tourist destinations. It offers visitors a wealth of cultural, historic and modern attractions.

The unmistakeable Golden Gate Bridge, cable car and Alcatraz Island are amongst San Francisco’s most popular visitor attractions lying on the sunny Californian West Coast.

In and around the city, there is something for everyone with each neighbourhood presenting a unique characteristic and appealing offering.

Staying in a Union Square hotel puts visitors close to some of the city’s most renowned commercial and cultural attractions. Here visitors can access the city’s top independent boutiques, stylish bars and restaurants, museums and galleries and enjoy the lively city and county’s nightlife, great dining and arts attractions.

The Union Square area is also handy for San Francisco’s main transport links so getting around is easy. However, San Francisco is best explored on foot, so get your walking shoes on, and get out of your Union Square hotel and explore!

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