Inland Empire Adults Only Holidays

Bathroom extremely small

Staff were unhelpful, rude. Did not live up to expectations. Couldn’t use facilities because of corporate conferences taking place. Couldn’t use balcony as room was overlooking conference bar.

I had heard lovely reviews of this place, especially if you're seeing a show at Shoreline Amphitheater. I agree with the recommendations. It is close to the venue with an easy walk, the amenities are nice, and the place is incredibly clean. The only reason I wouldn't give it a perfect score is because upon arriving and checking in, I noticed other guests being given a complimentary beverage of either champagne/sparkling wine, or a beer. Myself and the other guests are all over 21, and I even presented my ID during the check-in process, but none of us were offered this amenity, seemingly due to being assumed "too-young." I understand maybe questioning us and asking for our IDs, but to not be offered anything at all made us feel a bit bummed out at how we were being seen and treated differently than the other guests.

My husband and I have always loved staying at old, historic, but well-maintained hotels. For our anniversary we decided to stay at The Fairmont San Francisco. The hotel is quite imposing and in a great location perched on top of Nob Hill. The room was large, clean and well appointed. For the most part the hotel met our expectations with one glaring exception. There literally is no real bar in the entire hotel. Yes, you can order a drink in the main dining room and carry it down a hall to an outside "rooftop" garden (which isn't on a rooftop) or stand at one designated bar table in the Tonga Bar. If I had one recommendation for the hotel it would be to install in that magnificent lobby one out-of-this world bar. There's more than enough room and what a draw that would be! The Cirque Bar would make a great speak-easy type bar. It's really a lackluster morning coffee cafe.

I had heard lovely reviews of this place, especially if you're seeing a show at Shoreline Amphitheater. I agree with the recommendations. It is close to the venue with an easy walk, the amenities are nice, and the place is incredibly clean. The only reason I wouldn't give it a perfect score is because upon arriving and checking in, I noticed other guests being given a complimentary beverage of either champagne/sparkling wine, or a beer. Myself and the other guests are all over 21, and I even presented my ID during the check-in process, but none of us were offered this amenity, seemingly due to being assumed "too-young." I understand maybe questioning us and asking for our IDs, but to not be offered anything at all made us feel a bit bummed out at how we were being seen and treated differently than the other guests.

Bathroom extremely small

Bathroom extremely small

Really loved the staff and how historic the Sofia Hotel is. However, it could use an update (while still maintaining its integrity).