Renaissance Stanford Court Hotel Hotel - Page 2

The hotel offers Victorian style rooms and great hospitality. Complementary breakfast was delivered to my room in the morning. The staffs were helpful and professional. The hotel charges over $40 per day for parking, which is quite pricy. I would not recommend driving there as the hotel is close to a cable car stop that provides easy access to all the touristy spots, such as Union Square and Fishman's Wharf.

The hotel was in a best location that I have stayed in San Francisco.

This hotel made me feel important: Everyone involved in my stay at Renaissance Stanford Court was courteous and helpful. It was the most comfortable stay that I have experienced in recent memory.

It was a great hotel.

I loved the luxurious atmosphere, the view from the room, and the hotel's location. Our experience overall at the hotel was fantastic. The only problem was that the cable went out while we were there and we wanted to watch a late night movie.

This hotel made me feel welcome: We arrived very tired, looking like rock stars, not the other rich folk who were staying there, and the staff was friendly and efficient in checking us in. They also gave us an upgraded room. We are Marriott members though, so it's not something that wasn't due us.

I liked this hotel. It was in a great location and it was very clean. My daughter wasn't feeling well; they had her 'cot' brought to the room immediately. I appreciated the excellent service.

This hotel made me feel pampered: They turned down the beds. They provided robes and a heated towel rack.

This hotel had the most comfortable bed I had slept in. It also was a very quaint hotel.

The front desk staff was especially helpful.

The hotes is in need of a facelift - the staff service is great, as is the location.

The Renaissance Stanford Court Hotel, part of the Marriott chain, is not the king of the hill on Nob Hill, but it is a fine property at this plum location. On the flat map of San Francisco it looks walkable from Market Street, but in reality it is a stiff climb uphill. You may prefer to take a taxi or the cable car that clangs and churns past the hotel. This is one of the grander hotels in San Francisco, so the building has distinctive classical features like a stained glass dome and an ornate fountain to impress its guests. As with older properties, the guest rooms can be carved out into oddly shaped interiors in order to be built around structural elements. Our room was substantially spacious, but it was like a small apartment with a sequence of spaces rather than one large area. The two double beds were spaced enough so I did not have to hear the snoring of my roommate (and vice versa). The bathroom area wrapped around the wall from the sleeping area, and even though the sink was outside the bathroom itself (containing only the toilet and tub), the sink’s counter space was lengthy and also screened from the bedroom area. The morning coffee and tea service brought to our door was a nice touch.

This hotel made me feel welcome: The room was less than agreed to. The staff took care of it with a smile. The end result was a great stay.

It was very nice. I loved the room. It was a little noisy though... ( I could hear other rooms).

This hotel made me feel relaxed: It was a very quiet, clean, tidy place, much more modern than I anticipated. I was expecting grandma furniture, it was much more Asian feng shui than I thought. We stayed at Park 55 Renaissance Hotel, downtown SF, Ca.

The only part about my stay that I didn't like, is the fact that the front desk person that checked me in was rude.

This hotel made me feel pampered: Everything we saw was top of the line and extremely comfortable.

This hotel made me feel respected: Their professional treatment of patrons whether they were visiting for pleasure or business impressed me.

I was very surprised that the hotel was so nice for just $149, given the location.

This hotel made me feel comfortable: I got a high quality bedding for the price.

This property is in need of a face lift. It is a tired, dated decor. Indifferent staff.

Everyone at the Renaissance was courteous, friendly, and helpful.

This hotel made me feel extravagent: It was an opulent facility in a prime area of San Francisco.