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Absolutely wonderful stay in this beautiful historic hotel. Decked out with holiday decor, brought in the festive holiday spirit with Gingerbread house for the kids and Moët Chandon minis for the adults. Exceptional service throughout!

I have always wanted to stay at a fairmont, and unfourtunately was very, very disapointed. For the cost the hotel is. My room, a Queen room non smoking, was the size of a glorified closet, and super dirty literally without any amenities (mini bar). The old wooden window had dirt on the sill and all over the mechanics to make it work. the hotel is so massive, the room probably hasn't been used in a while - because that was really gross, and surprising. I checked into the hotel at 1030pm, went to my room and went downstairs to get a beverage from the bar at 1050pm (restaurant / bar closes at 11) and was told that last call was 20 minutes ago. there was nothing in the room, nor, anywhere to purchase a... water. the man who cast me away like a peon was a french man who just turned me away from the bar while serving a large group of partiers dressed to the 9s (Thursday 12.1) . Perhaps it was the flannel shirt and joggers I was wearing after hiking the CST for 4 days in the rain and snow treating myself to a night of luxury sounded great... waste of money. The lobby was pretty, though...

Hotel room was huge and the bed was comfy The washroom got flooded and requested water and wine glasses that took 2 hours to get delivered to room The hotel don’t have a swimming pool Location of hotel is close to downtown but uphill only good if you take cable car ($8 per ride)

The world-class Fairmont San Francisco, atop the swanky Nob Hill, is located centrefold of the city and steps from the Cable Car Museum and a short cable car ride from Downtown, Financial District Union Square Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown and the wharves and eateries of the Embarcadero. The Golden Gate Bridge is a little farther. The buildings exterior resembles a Beaux-Arts architecture with iron lace balconies and towering building struts. The lobby is laced with imposing Corinthian columns, ornate ceilings and large potted palms. My Signature room promoted a cozy sleep with a sleek bed and supersized headboard. The space was outfitted in modern black furniture and top quality high-tech room appliances. The colour palette was soft in greys, creams and with the plush carpet, added a significant degree of homeyness. The view embraced the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz and the Bay. The desk was handy and the high ceilings accentuated the room spaciousness. The bathroom was 1st-class featuring marble tiling and with separate walk-in shower and deep tub. The hotels two dining venues featured elaborate menus. The Tonga Room and Hurricane Bar serves family-style meals and Polynesian plates in a faux straw hut atmosphere. This establishment claims to have the best mai tai in the city. The Laurel Court and Bar emphasizes fresh seasonable Californian coastal cuisine. I particularly liked the butternut squash risotto amidst other elevated food fare. The Fairmont provides Spa services at the Live Fit Gym and Wellness Spa. Facials, massages and the usual regimes dot the wellness menu. The Gym provides yoga, pilates and spinning classes as well as providing the usual cardio and free weight equipment. The standard level of impeccable Fairmont service was provided. So, if you want to stay at a bona fide hotel landmark...............then try the....................... .......Fairmont San Francisco...........A Landmark Historic Hotel.

Excellent home base for a few days in San Francisco — convenient location with excellent service, great breakfast and a dog friendly garden on site. It’s uphill when walking but, that makes for nice views.