2 sterrenhotels in Union Square vanaf € 54

'Kumar and his staff members were extremely courteous and professional. I had inadvertently booked the wrong kind of room on Expedia and Kumar worked out a deal for me to get the room that I wanted. '

'Hotel is eenvoudig maar ligt wel centraal. Kamers zijn niet groot en de ontbijtruimte is te klein voor het aantal gasten die in het hotel verblijven.'

'Zeer vriendelijk personeel. Kamers erg klein, maar je bent er toch alleen om te slapen. Gedeelde toilet en douche ruimte die erg schoon waren. Centraal gelegen'

'Stayed '

'Great value for money. The hotel is a bit basic and dated but offers everything for a great stay at SF: facilities in the room tv, fridge etc, great location (near china town shops,public transportation: direct line from airport), staff is friendly and all that for a very competitive rate. '

'Personeel is beleefd en schone nette kamer. Konden onze spullen de dag van aankomst even achterlaten voordat we konden inchecken.'

'Not your typical hotel, but I found this hotel a breeze! Art all over the walls and the rooms were done real nicely. Staff are very laid back, friendly and helpful. The hotel is right between Union SQ and China Town, lots of bars, restaurants and ships at your doorstep. Rooms are not big, but I did not visit SF to primarily sit in my hotel room anyway. The rooms are very clean. The hotel also has free WIFI and a free small breakfast. The only point they could improve on is: there is a fridge in...

'Good hotel, very friendly guy at the reception as well. Room was big enough and clean. Breakfast was also good. What else can I say…'

'Good location. Friendly staff. Building is a little bit old, but it’s charming. It’s very clean. The breakfast consists of an assortment of pastries, it was delicious.'

'The hostel was very close to the city centre. It also had clean bathrooms and a great kitchen with a lot of stuff to use. The breakfast was big, fresh and tasty. '

'Clean and friendly staff '

'Clean, comfortable, quiet, in a great part of the city.'