Executive Hotel Vintage Court, San Francisco, California

A boutique Nob Hill hotel next to Cable Car line. Room includes complimentary continental breakfast and evening wine reception in our newly renovated lobby. On the Nob Hill side of Union Square, the boutique Executive Hotel Vintage Court offers an exceptional location for all travelers. Celebrating the nearby wine country in its design and hospitality, the Executive Hotel Vintage Court is "a little piece of wine country two blocks above Union Square." A fully NON-SMOKING hotel, Executive Hotel Vintage Court is in the heart of downtown San Francisco.

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4 out of 5

Best deal for best price

Anonymous, 2007-03-02

China Bazar is just few minutes walk

To begin with, this is the best deal we can get for the best price. The hotel staff were very co-operative, the room service was prompt. The Breakfast served was good . The room is very small but enough for single travelr like me.The queen size bed is comfortable.There was a problem with the heating system, the exhaust inside the room does not provide enough heat , I had to suffer the cold .The Hotel Management should do something for this. Regarding the neighborhood, i beleive its safe, if we mind our own business.The Location was good and close to china town and other downtown attractions. Regarding surprises, The room does not have a bath tub , ofcourse, i didnt mind it. The wireless Internet is not free and you will have to pay more than 8$ per day.

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4 out of 5

Convenient to San Francisco tour sites

Anonymous, 2006-11-20

We found the hotel charming and the staff very helpful. Our corner room was pleasant, and the bed large and comfortable. It was easy to walk down the hill to the downtown area including Union Square. The trolley line was handy. Be aware that the bathroom is small and the shower TINY. The drain in the shower was plugged, but immediately fixed when we told staff. I would definitely stay there again.

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5 out of 5

just like home

Anonymous, 2006-09-20

just neaR SOME VERY GOOD SHOPS AND QUAINT ENVIRONMENT

clean neat and friendly staff in a safe and beautiful neighborhood.

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5 out of 5

A surprise near Nob Hill and Union Square

Roxanne, 2006-07-02

North Beach and Chinatown on not far and a a decent walk--if you take Grand Street(less hills). I recommend eating in North Beach and seeing the show, "Beach Blanket Babylon"... A great night out....

The Executive Vintage Court was a big surprise. The room was not the largest, but it had all the amenities that I would need when visitng a city. The queen size bed was comfortable, with the right amount of covers and pillows. There was a refridgerator, mini-bar etc. I liked that the vanity area was hidden behind doors. Besides a bed, there was a comfortable chair to rest after a day of walking the hills of San Francisco. The hotel was clean and the continental breakfast and wine tasting in the evenings were a welcome suprise. The staff was courteous and helpful. I was traveling alone and they made sure that I felt welcome, staff and accomodated. The location was wonderful. It was on the corner of Bush and Powell Streets, great access to the cable cars, Union Square, North Beach and Chinatown. The Executive Vintage Court helped to make my first trip to San Francisco enjoyable and restful.

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5 out of 5

Friendly Staff

Tracy, Omaha, NE, 2006-06-29

Union Square

The Executive Vintage is in a great location 3 blocks from Union Square, 5 blocks from the BART and 2 blocks from China Town. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The rooms were small and a little dated but the staff's helpfulness made up for it. The location is definitely a highlight. They also have a free wine tasting nightly from 5 to 6. This gives you a chance to talk to other travelers and to chat with the staff about restaurants/directions/sight seeing/ect.

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5 out of 5

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Clifton, Phoenix, AZ, 2006-06-13

Everything is close!

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Anonymous, 2006-06-08

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3 out of 5

Nice location

David, Dallas, TX, 2006-06-03

Access to cable line.

The Executive Hotel Vintage Court was about like staying at a motel . This property was located nicely for cable car access, but seemed out dated and we had holes in the sheets.

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5 out of 5

Low key upscale hotel at budget price

Anonymous, Washington, DC, 2006-05-19

Look in a guidebook at a bookstore or something to find the little strip of restaurants nearby.

It is right near Union Square (just up toward Nob Hill a bit but its not a bad climb). Trolleys run literally half a block away. Chinatown is within two blocks. There is a great restaurant filled street (converted alley, much ambience) just a three minute walk away. There are numerous cheaper restaurants nearby (any variety of ethnic food you can think of) as well as Masa (a highly rated, but VERY expensive restaurant). The rooms were clean and very comfortable - TV, A/C, decent bathrooms, etc. The daily wine reception is great - they are generous with the wine and the wine is actually good. You can't really go wrong here if you are on a budget but want to be centrally located (and are looking for something more than a budget motel-like vibe). I didn't check out the nightlife nearby but you could probably just take a cab someplace and there are probably a few decent bars around. Very safe neighborhood as well.

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5 out of 5

Very family friendly

Barbara, Baltimore, MD, 2006-03-23

To Chinatown, Union Square, cable car rides.

The hotel is in a great location convenient to downtown, Chinatown and Fishermans Wharf--the staff are exceptional! The morning breakfast and wine tasting in the late afternoon are a nice touch and allows you to interact with other travelers. The room was a little small, but more than adequate space for the little time spent there. I would definately love to return to take advantage of their marvelous hospitality!!!!

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