The Herbert Hotel

3.7/5(504 Reviews)

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San Francisco, California

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₹26,577

₹18,279

About Hotel

Discover the magic of San Francisco while enjoying a centrally located stay at The Herbert Hotel. Nestled in the energetic Union Square neighborhood, this boutique hotel is just a short walk from the iconic Westin St. Francis Hotel and the lively Westfield San Francisco Centre. With its prime location, The Herbert Hotel offers convenient access to popular landmarks such as Oracle Park and Pier 39.

Indulge in one of our 99 welcoming and affordable guestrooms, each equipped with modern amenities including complimentary Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Immerse yourself in the vibrant San Francisco culture with our creatively designed rooms that are sure to impress even the most discerning of travelers.

Experience the electrifying neighborhood through the lens of fine art at the nearby San Francisco Museum of Modern Art or be enchanted by the grandeur of SHN Curran Theatre. And for those yearning for retail therapy, the Palace Hotel and the Westfield San Francisco Centre provide endless shopping opportunities. But that's not all, with the Moscone Convention Center just a quick 5-minute drive away, corporate travelers can rejoice in the convenience of The Herbert Hotel's location.

Relax and rejuvenate after a day of sightseeing with our exclusive concierge services or stay connected with our complimentary Wi-Fi. And for those arriving to or departing from San Francisco, rest easy knowing that The Herbert Hotel is only a few miles away from major airports such as San Francisco International, Oakland International, and even Concord, CA.

Experience the allure of The Herbert Hotel, the ultimate sanctuary in the heart of the bustling city, where affordable accommodations and convenient location come together to create an unforgettable stay in San Francisco. Book your stay at The Herbert Hotel Online and take advantage of our unbeatable The Herbert Hotel room prices. Located at 161 Powell Street, California94102, United States, our hotel is waiting to welcome you to the beautiful city of San Francisco.

Quick Facts

Check-In

03:00 PM

Check-Out

11:00 AM

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Elevator
Designated smoking areas
Concierge desk

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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges.

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₹18,279

₹26,577

31% OFF

+ ₹3,345 taxes / night

Earn 216 Reward Points

The Herbert Hotel, San Francisco, California, United States, 94102

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Economy Room, 2 Twin Beds, Hallway Bathroom Seasonal

Smoking policy – non-smoking available
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₹18,279

₹26,577

31% OFF

+ ₹3,345 taxes / night

Earn 216 Reward Points

Ratings & Reviews

3.7/5

504 Ratings

Gord McCaw

5/5

20 Jan, 2024

Very basic but very clean, bed is comfortable, pretty quiet on the top floor (couldn't hear any street noise). The room rate is very reasonable, do be aware that you need to check in at the Stratford Hotel half a block up the street, your bed isn't made every day and the bathroom and shower are down the hall. I would definitely stay again...

Mick Todd

3/5

22 Dec, 2023

It's expensive for what you get.bed was super comfy. It's a bit grotty it's an old hotel but it's not bad. You won't meet many staff to complain so don't bother looking. Excellent location and you'll hear the streetcars . Ting ting ting....all night. 7/10

Mathilde G

1/5

14 Oct, 2023

Room was fine, good location. The room next to us was a kitchenette that was supposed to be closed during the night. At 22pm loud voices and TV at max volume. Go there to ask to lower it : surprise! there are 4 homeless there hanging out. Asked them politely, but 10 minutes later they started talking loudly again and was feeling more and more unsafe. Called the hotel. They said one of them was a resident but will send someone to check. Condescending tone even if I explained how unsafe I feel. Especially that our room don't have a bathroom and have to go in the hallway to access the shared toilet/shower. If resident why not hang out in their room? If kitchenette supposed to be closed why isn t? How about in the night you want your guest on a safe and quiet environment? Don't know if they finally send someone but heard them screaming and talking loud for a few hours. With TV back at max volume again. Far from a good night. Haven't slept.

Edwin Annis

1/5

24 Oct, 2023

Spend a few dollars more and go somewhere else. The best that can be said about the room was it basic. Had to move rooms because of the state of repair that our room was in. The hotel staff was rude and combative when simple requests for enough washcloths for each occupant. To resolve the situation, the housekeeping staff brought us a bag with 4 more towels and only one washcloth when all we needed was 2 mire washcloths. After a second call, they returned with 4 more bags full of towels and one hand towel and one washcloth in each. When receiving the bags, I was told that washcloths were not a housekeeping problem. No management was available after 3 p.m., and when contacted via phone, the manager was uninterested in customer service. AC is not installed in this building, so summer bookings should be avoided at all costs. I would not recommend this place to anyone I cared for. One positive comment is that the cable car stop is very close by and only a couple of vagrants to step over to get there.

Brian Hagen

1/5

28 Oct, 2023

This hotel is basically a hostel. Each floor has tiny rooms with a shared bath and shower, and a few with private bathrooms. There is also a lounge on the floor and if anyone is in there talking, or laughing it is heard throughout the hallway through paper thin walls. Lots of school groups and foreign travelers. The street is sketchy with lots of mentally ill homeless people. Also you have to check in at a different hotel down the block and the lobby is not staffed so there is constant threat of homeless getting in and setting up camp in the lounge areas. There is a nearby hostel that would likely be better and cheaper than this dump.