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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
This facility is 100% non smoking hotel.
The Galleria Park Hotel, a Joie de Vivre boutique hotel, has a 3-Star Mobile/3-Diamond AAA rating. Just 2 blocks east of Union Square, this eight-story historic 1911 landmark hotel is located in the heart of downtown San Francisco's Financial District, adjacent to Crocker Galleria, 3 blocks from Chinatown, and walking distance to Moscone Convention Center. Newly renovated in December 2007 with a design inspired by the glamour of the 1940's, the 177 non-smoking guestrooms and suites feature fully-stocked mini bars, wireless and T1Internet access, flat-screen TVs, in-room movies, Lather® bath products, soundproof windows, climate control, desks, fax machines, voicemail, and data ports. A lushly landscaped rooftop garden offers views of the downtown skyline and a walking path as well. Guests enjoy complimentary morning coffee and a nightly wine reception by the lobby's art nouveau fireplace. The hotel offers laundry valet, concierge services, 24-hour business center, fitness center, and valet parking. The hotel has 3 meeting rooms, the largest accommodating up to 100 people. Room service is available Monday through Friday from 5:00pm - 9:00pm.
Please be advised that Galleria Park's parking rate is going up to $35.00 per vehicle, per day, and $48.00 for larger vehicles.Guests must be at least 21 years old to check-in.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 28, check-out Dec 31
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Overall score
4.1 out of 5
(46 reviews)
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Hotel address: 191 Sutter St., San Francisco, CA 94104
San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, CA
(SFO) San Francisco (OAK) Oakland (SJC) San Jose
The Galleria Park Hotel is just two blocks from Union Square in the heart of downtown San Francisco. For more than a hundred years, Union Square has stood at the center of civic and cultural life in San Francisco.
The historic Powell Street cable car turnaround is only a few blocks from our Union Square hotel. San Franciscans and traveler alike enjoy the dramatic open-air views from the cable car as it makes its way past Chinatown to the top of Nob Hill. Each block affords a more dramatic view for hotel guests of downtown San Francisco, the bay, and Union Square below.
This property has a smoke-free policy
Open Spring 2009 Midi is a unique brasserie serving everyone from power-suits to power-shoppers. The stylish, French-inspired décor complements the adjacent Galleria Park Hotel, and sets a hip, engaging, fashionable atmosphere for conducting business and pleasure alike. Midi is a modern California brasserie located "mid district" at the busy crossroads of San Francisco's Union Square shopping and Financial Districts in the stylish and welcoming Galleria Park Hotel. The brasserie offers the traditional formula of three meals a day, not to mention a full bar. The two level space features a bar, open kitchen, and casual dining space on the first floor, and a main formal dining room on the second, featuring banquettes, and tables. The warm and chic décor fuses the classic architectural elements of the building with a playful, fresh French vibe.
Three meeting rooms accommodate up to 100 people for meetings and receptions. A full-time Conference Manager will coordinate all arrangements. Complimentary T1 and wireless Internet connection. Complete catering and audio-visual equipment is available for a variety of functions. All rooms have natural light and opening windows.
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 28, check-out Dec 31
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Overall score
4.1 out of 5
(46 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
4 out of 5
Excellent location!
49er Faithfull Nov 21, 2009
I arrived Thur Nov 5 for 5 nights for the Titans/49ers game. First time ever in San FranciscoTook Go Lorrie's Shuttle from ... the Airport. You can take the BART, but I didn't know how or how far the stop is from the hotel w/luggage. I was alone for couple days and felt safe walking around at night - within reason. Yes, there are homeless ppl, but all major metro cites have homeless ppl - you are lucky if you are shocked by homeless ppl.The hotel met my expectations - clean and comfortable. Room 608 was facing the street - but not too loud and I didn't have any problem w/cellphone signal (Verizon). The room looks exactly like the pic on the website! Yes, the rooms are a little small, but that is to be expected in an old hotel. 1 of 2 elevators was out for couple days, but not a big deal - The housekeeping was adequate, but a little stingy w/the towels, I had to call and ask for extras. I did not have a flat screen TV and the A/C was hard to adjust - these are little things that didn't ruin my trip. The evening wine reception was AWESOME and nice to chat w/staff and other guests.I didn't eat in the Midi restaurant - a little froufrou for my taste, but there is plenty within walking distance! I had a nice steak dinner at Bob's Steak & Chop House in the Omni (ask for [...], great server who drew me a map to his favorite spots) There is a Walgreen's across the street for snacks, Pomodoro Pizza around the corner, Murphy's Bar across the street, Union Square and Chinatown are both within walking distance (and I'm lazy!)I took F Streetcar to Fisherman's Wharf, Alcatraz, and Ferry Building - I thought it was fun to find my way around the big city!DO NOT MISS the Farmer's Market if you are there Tue, Thur or Sat - it was the most amazing thing - the fresh fruits/vegetables/local vibe and food vendors on the waterfront - I didn't feel like a tourist. Recommend the RoliRoti - Gourmet Rotisserie Chicken - the line is really long, but you can go to the front if you're just getting a lunch plate!Feel free to email me if you have any questions - I had a great trip and thought Galleria Park was a pretty good value for the money and recommend it to others!
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
"Great Location, great value"
Heather Scottish Girl Nov 13, 2009
We have stayed at this hotel before and loved it , why change a good thing? My daughter wants to go to school in S.F., so we ... made it a family trip. Shopping, rest., and all transportation just a short walk. You are right in the thick of things---FAB!
Traveler type: Family
If you are in town for a couple of days get the muni pass at the bottom of powell st where the cable car turns around. you can get a one day pass for 11 dollars or a three day pass for 18 dollars. This pass will get you all over the city from Union Square to the Golden Gate Bridge/ Park even down to the Warf. It's good for all transportation except the BART. Also down the street is a little place called City Girls (cafe), they make the best breakfast sandwich (so fresh) for about the same price as a fast food breakfast. Delicious!
Score
3 out of 5
Weekend getaway
Mica Nov 10, 2009
Comfortable room but the bathroom was very small. Great hotel for a weekend getaway. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
If you are in town for a couple of days get the muni pass at the bottom of powell st where the cable car turns around. you can get a one day pass for 11 dollars or a three day pass for 18 dollars. This pass will get you all over the city from Union Square to the Golden Gate Bridge/ Park even down to the Warf. It's good for all transportation except the BART. Also down the street is a little place called City Girls (cafe), they make the best breakfast sandwich (so fresh) for about the same price as a fast food breakfast. Delicious!
--Heather Scottish Girl, Apple Valley, Ca Nov 13, 2009
Cafe Le Presse for breakfast. On corner of Bush and Grant.
--billnjane, Hudson, MA Nov 8, 2009
Claude's, a nearby French restaurant recommended by the staff, had great food, excellent service and affordable prices.
--Gator, Jacksonville, FL Oct 6, 2009
Overall score
4.1 out of 5
(46 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.
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Score
4 out of 5
Excellent location!
49er Faithfull Nov 21, 2009
I arrived Thur Nov 5 for 5 nights for the Titans/49ers game. First time ever in San FranciscoTook Go Lorrie's Shuttle from ... the Airport. You can take the BART, but I didn't know how or how far the stop is from the hotel w/luggage. I was alone for couple days and felt safe walking around at night - within reason. Yes, there are homeless ppl, but all major metro cites have homeless ppl - you are lucky if you are shocked by homeless ppl.The hotel met my expectations - clean and comfortable. Room 608 was facing the street - but not too loud and I didn't have any problem w/cellphone signal (Verizon). The room looks exactly like the pic on the website! Yes, the rooms are a little small, but that is to be expected in an old hotel. 1 of 2 elevators was out for couple days, but not a big deal - The housekeeping was adequate, but a little stingy w/the towels, I had to call and ask for extras. I did not have a flat screen TV and the A/C was hard to adjust - these are little things that didn't ruin my trip. The evening wine reception was AWESOME and nice to chat w/staff and other guests.I didn't eat in the Midi restaurant - a little froufrou for my taste, but there is plenty within walking distance! I had a nice steak dinner at Bob's Steak & Chop House in the Omni (ask for [...], great server who drew me a map to his favorite spots) There is a Walgreen's across the street for snacks, Pomodoro Pizza around the corner, Murphy's Bar across the street, Union Square and Chinatown are both within walking distance (and I'm lazy!)I took F Streetcar to Fisherman's Wharf, Alcatraz, and Ferry Building - I thought it was fun to find my way around the big city!DO NOT MISS the Farmer's Market if you are there Tue, Thur or Sat - it was the most amazing thing - the fresh fruits/vegetables/local vibe and food vendors on the waterfront - I didn't feel like a tourist. Recommend the RoliRoti - Gourmet Rotisserie Chicken - the line is really long, but you can go to the front if you're just getting a lunch plate!Feel free to email me if you have any questions - I had a great trip and thought Galleria Park was a pretty good value for the money and recommend it to others!
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
"Great Location, great value"
Heather Scottish Girl Nov 13, 2009
We have stayed at this hotel before and loved it , why change a good thing? My daughter wants to go to school in S.F., so we ... made it a family trip. Shopping, rest., and all transportation just a short walk. You are right in the thick of things---FAB!
Traveler type: Family
If you are in town for a couple of days get the muni pass at the bottom of powell st where the cable car turns around. you can get a one day pass for 11 dollars or a three day pass for 18 dollars. This pass will get you all over the city from Union Square to the Golden Gate Bridge/ Park even down to the Warf. It's good for all transportation except the BART. Also down the street is a little place called City Girls (cafe), they make the best breakfast sandwich (so fresh) for about the same price as a fast food breakfast. Delicious!
Score
3 out of 5
Weekend getaway
Mica Nov 10, 2009
Comfortable room but the bathroom was very small. Great hotel for a weekend getaway. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Excellent Service
Tony Nov 10, 2009
Excellent stay. Very central to everywhere I was heading so I could walk and didn't have to take expensive cabs. Staff was ... very friendly.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
Great location/friendly staff
billnjane Nov 8, 2009
We spent 3 nights at the Galleria Park Hotel. It's location was superb and the staff was very helpful with directions, ... recommendations etc. The evening wine in the lobby was a nice touch. The rooms were small but we did not spend a lot of time in the room...too much to do in San Francisco.
Traveler type: Family
Cafe Le Presse for breakfast. On corner of Bush and Grant.
Score
5 out of 5
Great Staff!!!
Gator Oct 6, 2009
Terrific staff: helpful, courteous--in particular, [...]. Recommended a nearby French restaurant, Claude's, that turned out ... to be so good that we had dinner there two nights.
Traveler type: Couples
Claude's, a nearby French restaurant recommended by the staff, had great food, excellent service and affordable prices.
Score
4 out of 5
Galleria Park Hotel
Lucy Oct 3, 2009
My daughter and I spent a long weekend in San Fransisco. We stayed at Galleria Park Hotel it is in a great location close to ... Union Square, Nobb Hill, and China town.The service there was good we would definitely recommend this hotel! Next time we visit we will stay there!
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Love at first sight
cowgirl Sep 30, 2009
The hotel lived up to all our expectations . As soon as we entered the lobby we felt we had made a good choice . The staff ... was very friendly and helpful .We loved the decor . Rooms were very clean , not huge , but not crowded either . The location was ideal , close to Chinatown and Union Square . Traffic was a bit noisy at night , but earplugs solved that problem . There was absolutely no noise from hallways or adjacent rooms . We will return .
Traveler type: Friends
All the major shopping was right around the corner .
Score
5 out of 5
Awesome everything!
Phoenix Traveler Sep 29, 2009
This was a trip to see a city we have never seen before but only heard of. The hotel was very beautiful and clean. The people ... were very nice and helpful. I would say very centrally located; walking distance to union square, china town and local transporation services. I loved the beds and having a TV that worked. By far this hotel was the best out of any other hotels I have stayed at. Keep up the great work! And thanks for making our trip memorable.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
5 out of 5
Amazing location, adorable hotel!
LisaMarie Sep 29, 2009
I arrived at the hotel around 1:30pm on a Friday and assumed I'd have to wait till 3pm for check-in, but upon walking up to ... the front desk, my room was ready! The check-in process was very fast and the lobby is decorated so well and the artistic fireplace is a nice touch. When I got to my room on the 7th floor, it was so cute & perfect for my weekend stay. Queen-sized bed (def comfy), beautiful clean bathroom, relaxing color scheme throughout. I've stayed at many hotels during my travels and the Galleria Park Hotel in SF surely ranks up at the top of my list. The location is amazing - walk outside and you have a multitude of shopping and dining options. Also, there's a Walgreen's and a 7-11 very nearby so it's nice to be able to get drinks/snacks conveniently during your stay. If you walk only 2 blocks, you will be at Union Square which is a great place to sit & soak up the beauty that is San Francisco. Check-out was also a breeze, although I certainly didn't want to! Another convenient bonus of the hotel's location is that it is honestly a 2 minute walk to the Montgomery BART station. I walked the short distance and hopped on the train to get to SFO. Overall, I give this hotel a raving review for many reasons!! This is THE way to stay in SF - forget those huge chain hotels that you can stay at anywhere. The Galleria Park is a stylish boutique hotel and will make your trip one-of-a-kind and truly unforgettable. I will def stay there again!!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Hidden Gem in Union Square
annual SF visitor Sep 27, 2009
very convenient to Bart Line from airport. only 2 blocks from Montgomery station and you are at hotel door. did not have to ... hassle with the shuttles except on return trip when I left super early before Bart ran. room was ready even though I was 3 hours early. small but very clean room, bed, sheets and bathroom w/ writing desk and easy chair w/ ottoman: all that I needed for work. nice size queen bed but would consider asking for room w/ 2 beds if not traveling alone. free internet w/ decent speed; both wired and wireless which was one of my necesities. electronic room safe was also convenient. ask for inner courtyard room which I think is quieter but I had no problems w/ noise even on the weekend. great location close to everything around Union Square, financial district, Chinatown, SoMa except if you have an event up on Nob Hill: the climb up is a killer. there is the California cable line but the wait for me was discouraging. there is an evening wine tasting which is popular and sociable. this is my second stay in past 4 years and I can see a significant remodeling and upgrade in bathroom, decor, and furnishings. will definitely return on next trip out. very helpful staff who quickly offered to arrange shuttle pickup when I inquired.
Traveler type: Business
Score
5 out of 5
A San Francisco Treat
n/a Sep 7, 2009
It was a great location... It was so close to everything. ...
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
Great deal for the location
Business Buddy Sep 4, 2009
I checked into the hotel to go to a 7 day business conference. Being only 2 blocks from the conference hotel, it was a great ... deal for the money! The room and bathroom were a little small and were in the old San Francisco style, but it was very clean and the bed was quite comfortable. The front desk staff were very attentive to any needs I had, and a bottle of wine and a free upgrade were waiting for me when I joined their free Joy of Life Club. Those were nice perks. Not the most upscale of hotels, but it compared reasonably well to other hotels I've stayed at in San Francisco in regards to decor and space, and comparably had a great location and price.
Traveler type: Business
Dueling piano bar every Wednesday-Saturday night at the Irish Bar at Ofarrell and Market is a lot of fun. (starts at 9:30 on wed and Thurs, 9pm on fri and sat)
Score
4 out of 5
Hotel with prime location at low price
Biga Popi Sep 3, 2009
This hotel places you smack dab in the middle of all that is touristy. No need for a car as everything is accessible by ... foot. If you do bring a car you will need to have the valet park your car. This was the only downside of the hotel where you must pay 35 dollar a day parking fee. Other than that the rooms were acceptable for the price. They offered free wine drinking between 5PM and 6PM every day that I was there. The staff was helpful and friendly. I would not hesitate to come back here again.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Outlands' stay at the Galleria!
Lightairwalker Aug 31, 2009
The staff was really friendly and helpful with questions and directions. ...
Traveler type: Single
Score
5 out of 5
unbeatable location for the price...
Helijudi Aug 23, 2009
Very Good on all accounts. Restaurant was excellent. Next time I will bring my small poodle as they have an excellent area ... for her to roam. Thanks
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Galleria Park Hotel Union sq -Chinatown
ksom Aug 22, 2009
This hotel has a great staff, my sheets were changed daily even when I did not request this service. The room was small but ... well laid out. The location is perfect 3 blocks from Union Sq. 1 block from China Town 1 block from Muni and the Bart. This is a very safe neighborhood but everything for a two-block radius closes by 9 pm. The hotel restaurant is expensive with decent food, good service and late hours. The only drawbacks were that there was a little mold in the shower area and the noise from the garbage trucks at night disturbed my sleep. These trucks run all night long. I was on the 5th floor and could hear the trucks, ambulances and some loud passersby's, however I am a very light sleeper. My daughter slept through everything.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
A great place to stay
Tarmak Aug 10, 2009
Good hotel, they don't have our double bed room and we received a free upgrade to a suite. ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
3 out of 5
Lovely hotel, loud hallways
Traveler Aug 6, 2009
Lovely hotel, excellent staff, very cool terrace on the third floor, nice perks with free coffee/tea/WiFi (although there ... were no instructions in the room on how to log onto the WiFi, luckily, we guessed correctly). Good location, walking distance to Bart and restaurants. The room itself was nicely furnished, with a comfy bed and soft bed linens. The walls are well soundproofed - the hotel was booked solid, and we didn't hear a peep from anyone next to, above, or below us! Unfortunately, the door is not, because we could hear EVERYTHING in the hallway. Hubby is a heavy sleeper and it kept him from sleeping more than an hour or two at a time (I had earplugs on). Such a shame, because the hotel otherwise is terrific! P.S. If you do choose to stay here, ask for a room facing the inside to avoid street/traffic noise.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Great hotel
Travel Agent Aug 3, 2009
The hotel had a great location. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The wine reception was great and other travelers ... were extremely friendly. The price was very good for a large city and for the location. It was nice being away from the touristy Fishermans Wharf. I would definitely stay here again
Traveler type: Family
If you want to shop you are only 2 blocks from Union Square.
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
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If you are in town for a couple of days get the muni pass at the bottom of powell st where the cable car turns around. you can get a one day pass for 11 dollars or a three day pass for 18 dollars. This pass will get you all over the city from Union Square to the Golden Gate Bridge/ Park even down to the Warf. It's good for all transportation except the BART. Also down the street is a little place called City Girls (cafe), they make the best breakfast sandwich (so fresh) for about the same price as a fast food breakfast. Delicious!
--Heather Scottish Girl, Apple Valley, Ca Nov 13, 2009
Cafe Le Presse for breakfast. On corner of Bush and Grant.
--billnjane, Hudson, MA Nov 8, 2009
Claude's, a nearby French restaurant recommended by the staff, had great food, excellent service and affordable prices.
--Gator, Jacksonville, FL Oct 6, 2009
All the major shopping was right around the corner .
--cowgirl, Hamilton , MT Sep 30, 2009
Dueling piano bar every Wednesday-Saturday night at the Irish Bar at Ofarrell and Market is a lot of fun. (starts at 9:30 on wed and Thurs, 9pm on fri and sat)
--Business Buddy, Baltimore, MD Sep 4, 2009
If you want to shop you are only 2 blocks from Union Square.
--Travel Agent, Round Rock, TX Aug 3, 2009
The breakfast at Midi is beautifully prepared and presented, a calm way to begin a busy day of business or sight-seeing.
--Opera fan, San Diego, CA May 30, 2009
You have to try the clam chowder at Pier 39...any restaurant has it...I tryed the one that is on top of the Pier and its great, you also have a great view.
--Maricar, Mexico City Apr 22, 2009
We found a great little alley around the corner at the concierge's suggestion and had a fantastic meal at B44, a Spanish/tapas restaurant. Great place to eat outdoors and romantic!
--nina, Los Angeles, CA Apr 22, 2009
The Ferry Building. Shop for cheese, Italian deli meats, bread and wine. Enjoy your al fresco meal while watching the ferries arrive and depart.
--PR PA, Sacramento, CA Apr 10, 2009
muni system allowed for easy access to all parts of san francisco. short walk to italian and chinese neighborhood eateries.
--Richard, USA Aug 23, 2008
Sears Fine Foods is an icon in San Francisco for breakfast! It is a 5 minute walk from the hotel. The food is great, but stop at the Starbucks on the way for coffee!
--Susan, Fresno, CA Jul 27, 2008
A good Thai restaurant located only a block away on Kearny St is Bangkok Best Thai Restaurant.
--Werner, Denver Jul 11, 2008
Close to Union square park, good shopping and Moscone convention center
--Andres, Atlanta, GA Sep 27, 2007
All shopping and restaurants are within walking distance.
--ingrid, Seattle, WA Aug 1, 2007
Union Square
--Shelley, Phoenix, AZ Jul 30, 2007
Fisherman's wharf/pier 39 are only a couple miles away. $7 cab ride or a nice walk along the embarcadero.
--Bonni, USA Jul 14, 2007
SEARS FINE DINING.
--jan, Phoenix, AZ May 28, 2007
Sutter/Powell had a Walgreen's that sold Muni passes too so we had our public transportation all weekend for $18 each.
--Grace, San Francisco, CA May 27, 2007
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