Do we really need to expound on the delights of this epic hotel brand? We envy those with the means, because a Four Seasons experience is icing on any cake!
Price: Expensive

Most convenient to the financial district's office high-rises and Embarcadero's piers, this European-style boutique accommodation suits up nicely for the business traveler.
Price: Moderately Expensive
San Francisco has so many great hotels from which to choose, and the Hotel Vitale makes the list one longer. Hotel Vitale's Embarcadero/Financial District location makes it a convenient stay for business and leisure travelers alike.
Price: Expensive
For travelers who value a hotel stay that is convenient to San Francisco's airport, this Hyatt has you covered.

A bargain accommodation in one of this city's less urban areas, the Laurel is happily removed from commercial Union Square and Downtown's hustle and bustle. Although this part of Pacific Heights is certainly not isolated, you will find less traffic and tourists.
Price: Least Expensive
This Grand Hyatt overlooks San Francisco's Union Square in the heart of the city.
Price: Expensive
Looking back and forth from Clift's street address written on our note pads and the buildings within view, we were perplexed. Where was the hotel?
Price: Moderately Expensive
If Griffon's 10-step commute to the Y is still too far, consider the five paces of Harbor Court.
Price: Moderately Expensive
This hotel is centrally located for all your city fun, 2 blocks from Union Square's luxury shopping attractions and within a 5-minute walk of Chinatown. Hotel Emblem is no cookie cutter hotel.
Price: Least Expensive
This whimsical property within 2 blocks of Union Square is all about fun, fun, fun. Seeking a quiet companion? Pet gold fish are available. Weighing a big decision? Tarot card readings are held in the fireplace lounge. Traveling with Fido this time?
Price: Moderately Expensive
This upscale Marriott accommodation offers convenient access to Union Square, China Town, and the Financial District. All 338 guestrooms are attractively styled with cream and grey hues, modern touches, cool furniture, and marble baths.
Price: Expensive
From the street, the Le Méridien resembles a 24-story condominium building with balconies and million dollar views. Its financial district locale places guests in close proximity to San Francisco's businesses and the popular Embarcadero.
Price: Expensive
In contrast to the 21st century luxury of the Four Seasons, Palace's restored 1875 grand dame offers an old world setting. This regal hotel is 3 blocks from Union Square and within a mile of downtown's financial district.
Price: Expensive
This Westin previously received our top "Gold" rating for its decent on-site gym and even better access privileges to the neighboring Sports Club/LA, one of the best health
Price: Moderately Expensive
A respectable and thrifty accommodation, Handlery offers similar location benefits as its Union Square brethren, a couple blocks from Union Square, a few more to Chinatown and a few more to the financial district.
Price: Least Expensive
At one of the highest points in ritzy Pacific Heights, the petite, 43-room Drisco occupies a corner of the Bay area's most expensive and coveted real estate. Surrounded by luxury homes in a quiet neighborhood, Drisco is more of an early 20th Century mansion than 21st Century hotel.
Price: Expensive