Beach Hotels in San Francisco

The hotel is conveniently located close to the Fisherman's Wharf Ferris wheel and Pier 39, just two traffic lights away. It occupies an entire building with a simple yet grand exterior. While the lobby bar felt a bit dated with old facilities, the room experience was surprisingly amazing. It was small but exquisitely designed, with an excellent ventilation system and very comfortable bedding. Like other American hotels, it doesn't provide disposable toiletries or slippers, and there's no self-service laundry; laundry is charged per item. Breakfast is a buffet, accessible with your room key. Although it appears to have many sections, they all offer the same items. The food was delicious, with very fresh and high-quality fruit – you could tell the chef put thought into it. There was also a wide variety of drinks, including many tea bags to choose from. The hotel has a pool, but I didn't get a chance to use it. Since it's near the pier and San Francisco has significant temperature swings between day and night, there's a row of fire pits outside the hotel entrance. It was really pleasant to warm up by the fire after a stroll back from Fisherman's Wharf in the evening. I personally found the experience much better than staying at a certain high-end hotel.

Coming from Highway 1 to SF, traffic into the city was really bad. The hotel doesn't have its own parking, but you can use their valet service for $70 a night, not including tax. The room was spacious and clean, with a coffee machine, coffee and tea, and a mini-fridge – pretty much all the basic amenities you'd need. They also have a self-service laundry and dryer, which costs $5 per wash and $5 per dry cycle. It's very close to the cable car's final stop. You can text the staff before checking out to have your car brought around (since I wasn't sure how to use the QR code), and it arrived in just 5 minutes.

This week we stayed at Hyatt House San Jose Airport, Hyatt Centric Fishermans Wharf and Hyatt House Santa Clara I am very satisfied with San Jose Airport and Santa Clara, but Fishermans Wharf is the only thing that makes me angry and I feel I have to write a special review to reflect it. The angry part is about the service, and the reasons for dissatisfaction are as follows: 1. When I checked in that day, they said they were still cleaning and asked me if I wanted to change rooms. I decided to wait and go out for a walk. As a result, when I came back the second time, they said there were no rooms and forced me to accept the change from the original king-size double bed to two single beds. 2. The room I booked comes with two breakfasts, but I didn't get any meal coupons when I checked in. When I returned to my room, I called the front desk and they told me that they forgot to give it to me and asked me to go down and get it. When I went to get it, I was only given a meal voucher for one person. When I asked about it, they asked me if I was staying for only one night. After I reflected that my purchase included a meal voucher for two, he casually said Fine to me, as if he was giving me alms? 3. When I checked out of each room, I asked the front desk to give me a receipt. At Hyatt House San Jose Airport, they patiently explained to me that I had to get a receipt from Trip.com because I booked the room through a third-party website. But when I arrived at Fishermans Wharf, they just told me impatiently that they only had a blank receipt and refused to talk to me anymore. When I asked if it was because I booked through trip, the customer interrupted me and said just print a blank receipt for me. Then he gave me a blank receipt and told me to leave. This is really the worst accommodation experience I have ever had in my life, especially for a Hyatt hotel. The front desk staff at the other two hotels were very polite and patient. There is really no comparison and no harm. I strongly suggest that Fishermans Wharf replace the front desk staff and find someone more enthusiastic to serve the front desk, otherwise it will only continue to ruin your reputation. The front desk staff I'm talking about here include the night shift on the night I checked in and the morning shift the next day, they were all terrible!

The staff were friendly, and the room was spacious with a simple yet tasteful interior design. I also liked how big their bathroom was. There is free coffee and water, which was convenient. The courtyard has fire pits and couches for guests to cozy up, and there are smores that you can make during the evening.

I had 3 nights at Ocean Inn. Wonderful location, near to the beach and 2 mins walk to Golden Gate Park, and a safe community. I will stay here again, for sure, next time i visit SF.

Was an excellent location to Fisherman's Wharf. Hotel was very secure and comfortable. Showing it's age and there's a few things that are overlooked in terms of cleanliness but I'm in the business and have an eye for these things. Didn't bother us though. Room seemed updated and the fans were appreciated as there's no A/C. Great proximity to all the things. Walked to Golden Gate bridge and the Alcatraz Pier. There was construction the day we arrived in a room close to us, but workers were very polite and apologetic and finished the noise around 5pm. Didn't continue the next day so that was nice and we slept in. Over-all was a good stay.

I stayed here years ago and it was very bad. I was very surprised this time. They cleaned the rooms up and all the bedding, towels were new. The service was wonderful and helpful. The only problem is the location because of drug users but that is NOT the hotel's fault.