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609, Sutter Street, 94102, San Francisco, San Francisco County, US United States
contactos teléfono: +1 415-673-6672
sitio web: www.marineclub.com
mapa e indicacionesLatitude: 37.788844, Longitude: -122.410475
Jaxon Hall
::I attended a talk by an author who was on a book tour, so I never actually went into any rooms. However, my limited experience was great. The staff were very helpful and courteous, the lobby and theater were clean, the artwork and memorabilia were beautiful and interesting; overall a fantastic experience.
Jeff Gibson
::Very cool hotel. They have a great bar on the top floor and a good Italian restaurant on the corner. I go here monthly and it's always great service.
Damian Rollison
::Went to a conference on the 10th floor but did not stay here, so my review just relates to the general atmosphere and suitability for events. I found it quaint and well appointed, a nice alternative to the typical generic hotel venue. You can tell the building has a lot of history. It's not well set up for private meeting spaces but the general meeting area was very pleasant. I'd consider hosting an event here.
Shauna Lacoste
::I love staying here. Lovely rooms, central downtown location, and the breakfast included with your stay is top notch! Also a beautiful venue for a wedding reception--a great value (for SF), it came with all the furniture and trimmings; even the cake is included! The catering menu was very good, and they host big tasting events for potential clients twice a year, so you can sample the food, wine and cake options in advance.
Genaro Garcia
::Extremely friendly staff. Very decent room amenities and very clean. Older hotel, with some old almost antique like furniture, but very well maintained! As a member, expect to enjoy extraordinary almost unbelievable benefits such as free happy hour and a free, top-notch, full American breakfast. I don’t think I’ll ever stay at any other hotel in San Francisco unless it’s free or someone else is paying.