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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
The Historic Nob Hill Hotel was established in 1906 and fully restored to its original grandeur in 1998. Marble flooring, stained glass panels, ornate ceilings, alabaster chandeliers, and an extensive collection of period paintings grace the hotel interior. Each guest room is beautifully appointed in Victorian antiques, exquisite velvet and satin bedding, and marble en suites.
The Nob Hill Hotel is ideally located in the serene Nob Hill distric of San Francisco. The hotel is minutes away from Union Square, China Town and The Theater District and only two streets from the famous San Francisco Cable Car lines that lead to North Beach, Fisherman's Wharf and the Embarcadero Center.
The hotel is 100% Non Smoking, and there is a $500 penalty for smoking in room and $50 for early check out. Theer is also a $3 energy/safety deposit, charged to the guest.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 25, check-out Dec 26
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Overall score
3.5 out of 5
(19 reviews)
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Hotel address: 835 Hyde Street, San Francisco, CA 94109
San Francisco.
San Francisco Airport.
Head north on Highway 101 towards Downtown San Francisco. Stay in left hand lanes and exit at "9th Street/ Civic Center". After exiting, veer left onto 9th Street. Continue on 9th Street, staying in the two right hand lanes. 9th Street will turn into Larkin Street. Continue up Larkin Street, until you reach Bush Street. Turn right on Bush Street, go one block, turn right onto Hyde Street. The Nob Hill Hotel is in the middle of the first block on the right hand side of the street.
Please enter check-in and check-out dates to the right to select a room
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 25, check-out Dec 26
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
3.5 out of 5
(19 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
3 out of 5
San Francisco Thanksgiving Visit 2009
TPA Nov 30, 2009
The front desk staff were very nice and helpful - especially [...]. Nice location within walking distance of alot of sights. ... The rooms were small but enjoyable and comfortable. The interior is in need of some cosmetic maintenance. No fan in the bathroom resulted in some humidity after showering. Windows can be opened but do not lock in place - watch your fingers! The continental breakfast was good (coffee, juice, milk, cereal, danish, bagels and bread) with a small variation each day. Location was small dining room (capacity of 20?) that offers what seems to be a very nice lunch and dinner menu. Small lobby with extremely limited lounge area. Did not patrtake in the nightly wine tasting.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Loved room, lobby wine and restaurant.
Beach woman. Nov 23, 2009
Could walk out the door and head into any direction and have fun, great restaurant at the hotel and the morning breakfast ... gave you time to great others from all over the world, same with the lobby wine time, cable car up the street, food stores and great restaurants all with in warking distance. We did all things visitors do.Cable car, China town Top of the mark, Pear 39, No 9 fishermens wharf.Coit tower,Macys and as many Irish pubs as we could fit in.
Traveler type: Family
Lefty odouls for pub food, Jass club one block down from hotel.Restaurant one block up the street, large food store also one block.
Score
4 out of 5
superwalker Nov 13, 2009
Did a lot of walking, beautiful city to do it.
Wished the hotel have restaurant during the day.
...
Traveler type: Family Take confortable shoes to walk, and an extra scarf and swater for evenings.Would recommend to a friend!
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Hotel features (5=best, 1=worst)
Shopping tip, Long Walk
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Lefty odouls for pub food, Jass club one block down from hotel.Restaurant one block up the street, large food store also one block.
--Beach woman., Oahu, Hawaii Nov 23, 2009
Take confortable shoes to walk, and an extra scarf and swater for evenings.
--superwalker, Mexico, City Nov 13, 2009
Lot of fun stuff to do at Fisherman's Wharf....Ripley's Believe It or Not, Wax Museum, Ghiradelli Square, Live bread making at the Bakery opp. to the Wax Museum...good places to eat.
--FS, Oregon Nov 11, 2009
Overall score
3.5 out of 5
(19 reviews)
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Score
3 out of 5
San Francisco Thanksgiving Visit 2009
TPA Nov 30, 2009
The front desk staff were very nice and helpful - especially [...]. Nice location within walking distance of alot of sights. ... The rooms were small but enjoyable and comfortable. The interior is in need of some cosmetic maintenance. No fan in the bathroom resulted in some humidity after showering. Windows can be opened but do not lock in place - watch your fingers! The continental breakfast was good (coffee, juice, milk, cereal, danish, bagels and bread) with a small variation each day. Location was small dining room (capacity of 20?) that offers what seems to be a very nice lunch and dinner menu. Small lobby with extremely limited lounge area. Did not patrtake in the nightly wine tasting.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Loved room, lobby wine and restaurant.
Beach woman. Nov 23, 2009
Could walk out the door and head into any direction and have fun, great restaurant at the hotel and the morning breakfast ... gave you time to great others from all over the world, same with the lobby wine time, cable car up the street, food stores and great restaurants all with in warking distance. We did all things visitors do.Cable car, China town Top of the mark, Pear 39, No 9 fishermens wharf.Coit tower,Macys and as many Irish pubs as we could fit in.
Traveler type: Family
Lefty odouls for pub food, Jass club one block down from hotel.Restaurant one block up the street, large food store also one block.
Score
4 out of 5
superwalker Nov 13, 2009
Did a lot of walking, beautiful city to do it.
Wished the hotel have restaurant during the day.
...
Traveler type: Family Take confortable shoes to walk, and an extra scarf and swater for evenings.Would recommend to a friend!
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Hotel features (5=best, 1=worst)
Shopping tip, Long Walk
Score
4 out of 5
Sparkling Victorian gem
Mister B Nov 12, 2009
Beautufully restored classic Victorian hotel in Nob Hill. Small comfortable rooms. Free breakfast. Complimentary glass of ... wine in the evening. Perfect for the business traveller on a budget.
Traveler type: Business
Score
1 out of 5
Nothing but Horrible
FS Nov 11, 2009
It was a horrible experience. The sink was clogged. Worst hotel I have ever stayed. No air ventilation. Extremely small ... room. No extra power outlets. I have long hair and the hair dryer in the room was totally lousy, did not work properly and switching on the hair dryer would dim the lights (power fluctuation). We felt miserable to return to the room at night to get sleep. The European look is hardly worth mentioning. You can get better option for the same price. Long walk to the closest cable car station.
Traveler type: Couples
Lot of fun stuff to do at Fisherman's Wharf....Ripley's Believe It or Not, Wax Museum, Ghiradelli Square, Live bread making at the Bakery opp. to the Wax Museum...good places to eat.
Score
3 out of 5
Get close to the Heart of San Francisco
Andy and family Nov 3, 2009
The hotel is located approx 10 mins walk from Union square, however note some of the hills are steep in san francisco. The ... price is very good for the location compared with the bigger chains. The hotel is clean but a little tired in its appearence with bathrooms (the usual grouting and tile type issue)and carpets etc needing a refresh Being in a centre it can be noisy with the sound of city life, there is no secondary glazing or air con so windows need to be open and hence the noise is noticable. The staff were mainly very helpful, although the reception on arrival was slow and suggested we were unexpected, however we ended up with an extra room for the same price to accomodate the family group. the breakfast is simple but helps to save a few dollars during the trip.
Traveler type: Family
Eat on the top floor at Macys department store in Union Square. I would not usually recommend a chain but the cheesecake factory is a great location and reasonably priced. You will need to walk back afterwards to use some of the calories if you have the cheesecake!
Score
2 out of 5
San Fran family trip
Marathon Mom Oct 26, 2009
I was expecting to be on Nob Hill. Not along side Nob Hill. We were not on the nicer side of Nob Hill. I was expecting ... bigger and nicer rooms. The staff was friendly and accommodating, though.
Traveler type: Family
Had to take cable car, taxi or drive to Union Square, Fisherman's Wharf and any other shopping district in the area.
Score
4 out of 5
Great hotel!
STD Oct 22, 2009
Great location, well-decorated rooms, friendly staff, restaurant part of hotel that is super convenient and delicious. ...
Traveler type: Single
to Union Square and other attractions.
Score
4 out of 5
Good times at Nob Hill Hotel
Getaway Fanatic Oct 19, 2009
Nob Hill Hotel is a great place to stay. Close to everything, safe, staff is friendly and helpful. The room was cute, the ... amenities great and the atmosphere wonderful. The only think I would change would be the free "continental" breakfast, it was more like danishes and bagels, not even cereal or fruit! I would definitely go back though.
Traveler type: Friends
Buslines are close, as well as the cable car lines.
Score
3 out of 5
Would agree with
Just Jill Oct 14, 2009
The first day we arrived we went to see our daughter who lives in the area. On the way back we heard and saw a lot of fire ... engines and police going somewhere. This turned out to be the Hotel. A fire had started on the roof and the top floor of the hotel building. It was cold but we couldn't get back into the hotel for several hours. The fire turned out to be minor. However, the hotel did smell of smoke for several days, the television didn't work at all becasue of the fire and the windows, into common areas, were kept open to get rid of the smell. People who booked directly with the hotel were given credit or other things. The hotel did offer to make accomodations somewhere else if we wanted. We decided to stay. Since we had prepaid through [...] the hotel was not able to give us what was offered to others. They did allow us to stay one day for free, over our original booking. The Hotel was in a good location for us and we walked just about everywhere while staying there. The room we had was on the smaller side, though it had everything we needed.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
NO ROOM AT THE INN
Frequent SF Traveler Oct 6, 2009
I arrived in San Francisco at 11pm did not get to the Nob Hill Hotel until 12 midnite, and was told that they had no record ... of my booking. Instead of immediately finding me a room I was asked to wait until 1 30am to see if another guest was going to arrive, if Not I could have that room. Mind you I am from the east coast so to me this is like 3am. I had to walk the streets of SF till 1 am and was told at that time, I could have the room, so I go up to the room, then get a call immediately, that the guest arrived and I will have to go to their sister hotel. So the hotel did pay for my cab fare which was nice but was shipped to a very small room at their sister hotel. The best thing about this hotel was the location which was better for me. The initial room for the first nite was like a closet, but I was then moved to a bigger room, which was clean and on a busy steet so noise level was loud at times. They did offer breakfast which was nice, however, the room where we ate was often full of fruit flies all over the food not a pleasant thing to see. The health facility offer is non existent, so not sure why that is even mentioned in their ad.. Other than these concerns the trip was nice, and the hotel was fine considering the evening I arrived, the rooms were cleaned everyday, and I did like the location.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
Enjoyed my stay
donnabell1 Oct 3, 2009
No free newspaper as stated above, it would have been handy to read. Walking distance to buses, or you could walk if you're ... younger than me. The blocks are twice as long as my home town's, so $2 bus rides were a necessity, but they ran often & late at night & the transfers were usually for several hours. Near downtown. 2 grocery stores nearby to keep soft drinks & snacks (had frig & microwave in my room). The Italian restaurant attached, Columbini, was fabulous, ate there 3 nights in a row, some of the best pasta I've ever had. The cont. breakfast (held in the restaurant) had cereal only once during the 4 mornings I ate there, but plenty of toast, bagels & pastries, milk, OJ, coffee. Front desk person on my 1st day gave me incorrect directions to the Walt Disney Family Museum (there's a Montgomery St downtown, as well as in the Presidio, where the museum is), but thanks to a friendly bus driver I managed to get there on time anyway. Room & decor is bordering on the cheesey, but I thought it was nice they tried & at least it wasn't boring! Very clean room. TV only had about a dozen channels, including HBO at least, so I saw a film I'd missed one night. If I get to return to SF, will definitely stay here again.
Traveler type: Single
You really need to take buses in huge downtown area to give you the time to look at all the shops, restaurants, etc. Only $2 w/transfer for at least 2 hrs, usually more (they may give more time on weekdays presuming you are going to work). I checked the map & walked over 80 blocks my 2nd day, so it was buses after that!
Score
5 out of 5
Excellent location
Phil & Ann Oct 1, 2009
We enjoyed our stay at Nob Hill Hotel. It was conveniently located to all the sites we wanted to visit in San Francisco. The ... hotel was unique, quiet and the staff was very helpful and friendly.
Traveler type: Couples
Was very close to the cable cars.
Score
3 out of 5
San Fran
crf Sep 24, 2009
The room was adequate - housekeeping fair - quaint turn of century atomsphere. Room size was really too small for 2 full ... size beds - 1 queen would have been better! Some variety to the breakfast would have been appreciated. 5 days of bagels and danish gets tiresome. switch it up a bit
Traveler type: Couples
about 5 blocks from cable car; and 6-7 to the sighting hop- on off pick up point. Area of town is very dirty - but seemed safe if you can get past the trash, etc. Only a 2 block walk to grocery store. Restaurant attqached had good food. Parking - non- exsistant - was a separate company around the corner and very limited.
Score
4 out of 5
Charming
Vacation traveler Sep 21, 2009
This is a charming hotel. The rooms were clean and the decorations throughout from a by-gone era. Lots of European travelers, ... and so it was fun socializing with them during the evening free wine event.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
3 out of 5
Good for what it is.
Laywer in San Fran Sep 20, 2009
The hotel is good for what it is -a small hotel located in the heart of San Francisco. Everything was adequate and the price ... was great. But the victorian hook is hardly anything to brag about.
Traveler type: Business
Score
4 out of 5
European Flavor in San Francisco
ARF Sep 10, 2009
Our encountering many European and student guests confirmed for us the European flavor of this quaint hotel. We enjoyed ... meeting guests at morning coffee, evening wine tasting, and waiting for the old-world style elevator. We didn't mind our small room since we spent almost no time there. Who would linger in a hotel room in fantastic San Francisco, particularly when the California Cable Car Line is only 2 blocks away on level easily walked streets. The hotel restaurant will not disappoint you either; an intimate personal atmosphere, wide choice of very well prepared food, and personally friendly service.
Traveler type: Couples
Ride the Cable Cars during the week because the weekend lines for getting back on Cable Cars can be daunting. Also think about buying a three day pass for $18 rather than buying one-day passes for $11 each. You can get almost anywhere in NE San Fran via Cable.
Score
5 out of 5
For me ... perfect.
Born in S.F. Sep 6, 2009
This was my 2nd stay ... it was as lovely as the 1st. This hotel is a little-known gem. I come to S.F. 2-3 times a year and ... have stayed in many hotels (a few considerably more expensive)and the Nob Hill, is by far, my best experience. The location is fabulous (esp. if you like to walk) as is the staff. The rooms combine elegance w/modern necessity and a high standard of cleanliness. On my next trip, the Nob Hill will be my FIRST HOTEL CHOICE.
Traveler type: Single
One block up and several over (to your right) take you to Powell and a Cable Car that will take you down to Market. From Market the F trolly will take you to the Wharf (BTW - there's much more to see than just Pier 39). However, I've walked this route (I'm 58) and enjoy it a lot. If you skip the Cable car for a moment and walk past Powell a few more blocks you'll come to China Town (look for the Gates). From there, you walk down and, again, you hit Market and can get transportation to anywhere in the City. I suggest getting the Cable car UP Powell from Market to the top of Nob. The views and architecture are among the best in the City and, that way you can walk DOWN to the hotel.
Score
4 out of 5
Nice
A. C. Jun 23, 2009
I had a prepaid vacation pkg & when I arrived the hotel didn't have me registered & said they didn't have an account with ... Orbitz. Also they said I had to pay for the hotel....so it took 2 days to straighten out. I had to call Orbitz & they talked w/ hotel & everything was fine after. The hotel did put a $300 hold on my debit card which put a little damper on spending due to lack of back up funds. The last day it was credited so I was glad to see that...because I wasn't sure exactly what the hotel was really doing. Other than that the stay was nice, my only other complaint would be that 2+ blocks south is addict/homeless central some would wonder up by hotel but were harmless. Do not venture south walking though...it's pretty disturbing to see the despair. The hotel has a nice Italian bistro & the continental breakfast isn't too bad. On Sutter one block down there seems to be some nice breakfast places & Saint Raphaels thrift shop was nice too, all $ goes to homeless. Also Glide Memorial Church is awesome! Best Gospel choir ever they also help all the one's on the street too. You may want to take a taxi there because it's on the edge of Tenderloin also.
Traveler type: Single
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Lefty odouls for pub food, Jass club one block down from hotel.Restaurant one block up the street, large food store also one block.
--Beach woman., Oahu, Hawaii Nov 23, 2009
Take confortable shoes to walk, and an extra scarf and swater for evenings.
--superwalker, Mexico, City Nov 13, 2009
Lot of fun stuff to do at Fisherman's Wharf....Ripley's Believe It or Not, Wax Museum, Ghiradelli Square, Live bread making at the Bakery opp. to the Wax Museum...good places to eat.
--FS, Oregon Nov 11, 2009
Eat on the top floor at Macys department store in Union Square. I would not usually recommend a chain but the cheesecake factory is a great location and reasonably priced. You will need to walk back afterwards to use some of the calories if you have the cheesecake!
--Andy and family, UK Nov 3, 2009
Had to take cable car, taxi or drive to Union Square, Fisherman's Wharf and any other shopping district in the area.
--Marathon Mom, Elgin, IL Oct 26, 2009
to Union Square and other attractions.
--STD, Palo Alto, CA Oct 22, 2009
Buslines are close, as well as the cable car lines.
--Getaway Fanatic, San Diego, CA Oct 19, 2009
You really need to take buses in huge downtown area to give you the time to look at all the shops, restaurants, etc. Only $2 w/transfer for at least 2 hrs, usually more (they may give more time on weekdays presuming you are going to work). I checked the map & walked over 80 blocks my 2nd day, so it was buses after that!
--donnabell1, Portland, OR Oct 3, 2009
Was very close to the cable cars.
--Phil & Ann, Geneva, Florida Oct 1, 2009
about 5 blocks from cable car; and 6-7 to the sighting hop- on off pick up point. Area of town is very dirty - but seemed safe if you can get past the trash, etc. Only a 2 block walk to grocery store. Restaurant attqached had good food. Parking - non- exsistant - was a separate company around the corner and very limited.
--crf, Milwaukee, WI Sep 24, 2009
Ride the Cable Cars during the week because the weekend lines for getting back on Cable Cars can be daunting. Also think about buying a three day pass for $18 rather than buying one-day passes for $11 each. You can get almost anywhere in NE San Fran via Cable.
--ARF, Columbia, MD Sep 10, 2009
One block up and several over (to your right) take you to Powell and a Cable Car that will take you down to Market. From Market the F trolly will take you to the Wharf (BTW - there's much more to see than just Pier 39). However, I've walked this route (I'm 58) and enjoy it a lot. If you skip the Cable car for a moment and walk past Powell a few more blocks you'll come to China Town (look for the Gates). From there, you walk down and, again, you hit Market and can get transportation to anywhere in the City. I suggest getting the Cable car UP Powell from Market to the top of Nob. The views and architecture are among the best in the City and, that way you can walk DOWN to the hotel.
--Born in S.F., Cincinnati, Ohio (*sigh*) Sep 6, 2009
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