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A rich 19th century air of elegance greets you as you walk through the Palace Hotel, San Francisco doors. Beautiful vaulted ceilings and original Austrian crystal chandeliers recreate the glamour of yesteryear. Host to presidents, royalty, and giants of industry, the Palace Hotel, San Francisco is centrally located downtown and adjacent mexico city underground tours to the Financial District. Our hotel provides mexico city underground tours distinguished travelers with the excellent service to which they are accustomed, and was named one of the "Best Business Hotels" by Travel + Leisure Magazine in 2008.
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Turn-of-the-century grandeur melds with an ideal balance of antiques and ultra-modern amenities in our 553 guest rooms and suites. In addition, a professional staff is always on hand to deliver the utmost service.
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Beautiful, historic building. Wonderful location. Check in slow due to only having one staff person, but she was very good. Nice room, but no in-room coffee. Food in restaurant WAY over-priced ( had a conversation in the elevator with a couple
mexico city underground tours The Palace Hotel is a good value. Significantly cheaper nightly rate than most of the other 4 star hotels in the financial district. Clean rooms, great service. The atrium restaurant is beautiful and the bar is great. Its an old hotel (+/-150
The Market Street area is tricky to navigate by car due to the one-way streets and no-turns-allowed in most intersections. If driving to the hotel, approach MUST be from Market Street traveling mexico city underground tours EAST! Turn right at New Montgomery, entrance is 25yds on right side. If you miss the turn it is a real pain to navigate back. Expensive overnight parking ($59 per night!)!!
Ideally located next to Montgomery mexico city underground tours Street BART station for this storied pre-1906 hotel. Truly grand in all respects although the modest sized rooms, additional mexico city underground tours wi-fi charges, and limited soundproofing between rooms might be a problem for some.
Atmosphere: Very nice- but definitely a historical, antique style. Seems to aim for French-bourgeoisie/provincial style. Starwood Property so there is a strong brand behind the hotel- plus you can earn points.
Room: Clean and sufficient. mexico city underground tours Not "modern", but rooms have been updated. Definitely a nice, well maintained property (did not feel "old" like other SF hotels). We were in a basic, King bedroom. Had a fridge- always a plus after Little Italy pizza!
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Hi, the halls of hotel were constantly full of dirty plates; all day long. Some of the furniture in the hotel were damaged; mexico city underground tours the tv was blurry; there was visible mold in the bathroom tile; the shower/tub did not drain properly.