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Top hotels in San Mateo Park

Chancellor Hotel on Union Square
"Nice hotel and friendly staff. No gym, but they have a small dining room with coffee, microwave, and snacks."
Reviewed on Nov 6, 2026

Holiday Inn Golden Gateway by IHG
"I always stay at this hotel when I visit San Francisco. The location is central to public Transportation and there is a near by grocery store and many great restaurants. What really brings me back for multiple visits is the reliability of the cleanliness of the rooms. Every style of room I have stayed ..."
Reviewed on Nov 5, 2026

Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman's Wharf
"There was a hidden charge with name as facility fee / charge which was around $110 that I had to pay. Expedia should have told me about such a charge if it exist."
Reviewed on Nov 6, 2026

Parc 55 San Francisco - A Hilton Hotel
"Location is great. Staff was very nice."
Reviewed on Nov 6, 2026

Handlery Union Square Hotel
"Great location with staffs been very polite and always with a smiling face !!! Only thing I would advise if they can have coffee displayed in the lobby everyday which will help guest as the coffee machine inside the room dies not even work"
Reviewed on Nov 6, 2026

Hilton San Francisco Union Square
"Centrally located, very clean and comfortable. Check in and check out were easy too."
Reviewed on Nov 6, 2026

FOUND Hotel Carlton, Nob Hill
"For a comfortable stay that's affordable, this is a good choice. There's an excellent restaurant Eastern European, Dacha, for a little more elevated dining than the fried food places that were more common, and it's a few steps from the hotel front door. Delicious but more expensive than I would have ..."
Reviewed on Nov 6, 2026

The Marina Inn on San Francisco Bay

Hilton San Francisco Financial District
San Mateo Park Hotel Guide
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Recent San Mateo Park hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

FOUND Hotel Carlton, Nob Hill
"For a comfortable stay that's affordable, this is a good choice. There's an excellent restaurant Eastern European, Dacha, for a little more elevated dining than the fried food places that were more common, and it's a few steps from the hotel front door. Delicious but more expensive than I would have preferred even for a business trip. But it was the only choice for a quick and decent meal. There is no business room, per se, for teleconferencing or printing materials, so every hour or so there is someone in the lobby doing a Zoom call. But the staff were courteous and helpful. They printed a few sheets when I needed them. The area is around the hotel is gentrifying. It's about a 30 minute walk to the heart of downtown. Plenty of coffee/sandwich shops nearby. Bring ear plugs and a white noise machine if you're a sensitive sleeper. The doors to other rooms on my floor could be heard opening and closing in the late afternoon through late night; overnight, though, it was fairly quiet. Most businesses diligently washed down their stoops and sidewalks, but you have to be careful where you step, especially if you're going for a run!"





