Top Hotels Near Patricia Sweetow Gallery in San Francisco from AU$91

"We had a wonderful 2-night stay. The front desk staff member that checked us in was very friendly and personable. The room and bathroom were clean. The view from our room was spectacular. The location was away from all the craziness of Union Square and Fisherman's Wharf, and yet we had a cable car stop next door. Definitely staying here on my next trio to this beautiful city!"

"wonderful street, great location"

"We booked three rooms at your hotel for visitors coming from France. They mentioned that the location was excellent, the hotel very nice, and the staff wonderful. Thank you again for a great stay!"

"I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at The Grove Inn. The front desk agent was friendly and courteous, and the hotel itself was clean and well maintained. My room was exceptionally clean, the bed was comfortable, and the shower was amazing. I especially appreciated that it’s a small hotel with only a few rooms, located in a quiet residential neighborhood. The area felt safe, walkable, and very pleasant. I only wish I had been able to stay longer, but I will absolutely be booking again in the future."

"Our stay at this hotel was absolutely amazing. The location was perfect. Room was great. And the breakfast was incredible. We hope to get the chance to stay here again! "

"Nice, clean, affordable neighborhood hotel. My third stay. "

"Room was great and staff were great! I would stay here again!"

"Awesome historical hotel centrally located just steps away from Union Square and Powell St. The hotel staff was very friendly and helpful. Tne rooms comfortable and spacious. The only disadvantage is that the hotel doesn’t have a restaurant or coffee shop. There is a little smell throughout the property. But in general we enjoyed our stay "

"Fabulous location close to public transportation. Allowed me to hold luggage before and after my stay and were very kind about it. Every staff member was friendly. The room was clean and bright. I do wish there were some lighting that was less striking."