The Clift Royal Sonesta Hotel Hotelli

The campaign is extraordinary and the bar scene is continuously enthusiastic. You enter into colorful lifts, at this point not so terrible, once you reach your floor you may be welcomed by the scent of rustic/mildew, and on my floor everything was painted lavender. The breakfast great many option. You enter your room to discover furniture from the 1970's with all lavender painted dividers. And the bed was exceptionally comfortable and pads. The lavatory was clean and huge. I profoundly prescribed this lodging.

The hotel is also about a few blocks down the hill from Grace Cathedral (top of Nob Hill). The hotel is located in the little Theater District. Given its location, it is a great choice if you plan to spend most of your time around the Union Square area. I lived downtown San Francisco for many years and know the neighborhood very well. The hotel room had all the basic amenities and was clean and quite spacious. I really liked the Malin + Goetz soap as it had such a wonderful aroma unlike the hard, bland run-of-the-mill hotel soap in most places. The Clift's building is old, but then most of the buildings in the downtown San Francisco area are very old (100 years). The room is quite spacious and had a great WiFi signal. By being at the Clift, you would be staying at a hotel that has a lot of history. I would recommend the Clift for its easy access to many San Francisco landmarks. They are within walking distance or easily accessed via public transportation. I stayed in business and would gladly return again for either biz or a holiday stay in the future.

I stayed four nights at the Clift last week. I was in San Francisco for a conference. The location was great, my meetings were near Union Square, but the hotel was also well situated for touring around the city and had easy access to many excellent restaurants. The room was as quiet a hotel room as I had ever had. The finishing are a bit dated and worn, but very comfortable and everything works well. The staff were tremendous and the Redwood Bar is a must. It is a bit pricey, especially with the extras they add on, but I would definitely stay again.

We stayed here for a romantic night in the city. First impression was that there is a bit of deffered maintenance. The check in counter was covered in dust and there were large visible scratches in the paneling behind the counter. When we got to our room, it was beautiful. We booked a studio and it was lovely. It had lots of mirrors which made the room really look much bigger than it was. The decor was very modern, but the room was old. It could definitely use a new bathroom, and a better paint job. The paint was hurried and sloppy, but it is by far better than a lot of other hotels in that area. Despite this the room was very nice. The bar was fantastic. It was trendy and upscale. It was very busy even at midnight on a Saturday. We really enjoyed it. We will definitely stay there again, and recommend it to our friends.