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Old Feb 7th, 2008, 01:11 PM
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San francisco hotel rec

Any suggestions would be greatly appreicated! My husband and I will be going for a quick weekend trip in March and are looking for a great hotel to stay at, possibly near union square? We will have a car but would like to park it when we get into the city. We are in our early 30's and have been to sf a few times but several years ago. I have read a little about Hotel Palomar and The W, but don't know if they are good locations. Thanks for the suggestions
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Old Feb 7th, 2008, 06:01 PM
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What's your budget, and do you have any particular plans for while you are here?
 
Old Feb 8th, 2008, 01:36 PM
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I can't believe what great prices we are finding, maybe due to the time of year? I would probably say around $250. We will probably stop in Tiburon on the way in, spend Sat. roaming around Union Square, Belden-Alley maybe go down to fisherman's wharf...really up in the air. But probably most importantly eat some great dinners!
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Check out the Hotel Vitale. It's near the Ferry Building. It is very young and hip. We stayed there last year and had a gorgeous view of the Bay Bridge from our room.

And it's near Boulevard and Slanted Door, so you'll be steps away from great dining (I like both restaurants, I know others disagree!).
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The Hotel Vitale is a great suggestion if it's in your price range. Spend Saturday morning across the street at the Ferry Bldg. Make (in advance) a late lunch reservation at Slanted Door (in the Ferry building), but give yourselves time to roam around the stores and the farmers market). Take a walk along the Embarcadero (you can walk to Fisherman's Wharf if you're so inclined, or in the other direction to AT&T Park; you can also walk to Chinatown, or to Union Square).

The W is also nice. Hip like all the Ws. Practically next door to MOMA and across the street from Moscone convention center, the Metreon. A couple of blocks from San Francisco Center and Union Square.

Hotel Palomar is equally as convenient as the W - just on the other side of the Metreon complex. (W is on 3rd, Palomar is on 4th).

You really can't go wrong with any of these.
 
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frommemphis, I happened to walk by the Palomar on my way home to my car tonight, and the lobby was very lively -- it looked like a nice place for a weekend stay.
 
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The Hotel Rex, near Union Sqare---lovely European boutiquey feel, free wine from 5-6 every day in the lobby/bar that has a very welcoming clubby feel w/dark woods and book shelves, and a staff that cannot be beat. We booked it at the suggestion of our 20 something son who stayed there w/his girlfriend and it was loved by both generations.
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