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"Enjoyable stay. Very convenient location for a vacation visit. "

"Location is terrific & staff was amazing!"

"this was an awesome property very unique would definitely stay again"

"Everything we wanted to do and see was less than 15 minutes away! Which was nice "

"Great place!"

"Great location and walking distance to businesses."

"We loved our stay at the Handlery San Francisco. the location was excellent, right in Union Square, and the room was clean. The style of the hotel is elegant from the 20's I would guess, with updating, of course."

"It was great would recommend "

"Our stay at the Intercontinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco was absolutely fantastic, and we couldn't be more thrilled with our experience! This iconic hotel truly lives up to its reputation, offering a blend of historic elegance and modern comfort that made our visit unforgettable. From the moment we stepped into the grand lobby, we were enveloped in an atmosphere of sophistication and charm. Our room was not only meticulously clean, but while the rooms and amenities might feel a bit dated, this actually enhanced our experience, lending an excellent older San Francisco feel that we truly appreciated. It offered breathtaking views of the city skyline, which was a constant delight. The attention to detail in the room's design and amenities, including that classic charm, made it a truly comfortable sanctuary. The hotel's location atop Nob Hill is simply unparalleled, providing easy access to many of San Francisco's most beloved attractions while offering a sense of elevated tranquility. Whether we were exploring the city or simply enjoying the panoramic vistas from the hotel, the convenience and beauty of the surroundings were undeniable. The staff were exceptional—courteous, professional, and incredibly helpful, always going the extra mile to ensure our needs were met. Every interaction was a pleasure, contributing significantly to our overall enjoyment. We wholeheartedly recommend the Intercontinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco to anyone visiting the city."