Beach Resorts in Chinatown

"I love the breakfast and the rooms are clean and roomy. I am not a Fisherman's wharf fan but love to walk and you can get down to the water quickly and walk to the Marina or the Bridge. Or you can easily walk to North Beach, Chinatown or down around the piers. "

"Very good hotel. Love it "

"When we arrived a group of carolers were singing in a room near the front desk, which was a nice surprise. The gentleman at the front desk, Dhali, was so helpful, kind, and funny. He made the check-in truly a pleasurable experience, and offered us a bottle of wine. All the staff we interacted with were so lovely and helpful. Dinner at the restaurant was really tasty. We had the lasagna and the pappardelle and were very happy with both. The room was clean, quiet and warm. We would happily stay here again. "

"Beautiful views off our balcony! The staff was absolutely fantastic! From the moment we arrived, valet, bell, front desk, bar/restaurant, maids, everyone was wonderful. My only complaint was that I missed some of the Christmas decor they did in the past. We also tried to hit the bar, but they didn’t open until 5pm both Friday and Saturday nights. We found lots of places nearby though. Had an amazing dinner at Hog Island right across the street. Really had a great trip!"

"Only breakfast wasn’t included Parking little price but easy access "

"The breakfast menu was really nice; the staff are very friendly"

"Would stay again. Staff was great. Room was great. Loby was great. Location great. Room size was good. Large walk in closet to store items. Full size bathroom. "

"Vallet staff was super helpful and nice, along with baggage help and front desk. Was my first time staying at Nikko, overall great stay, super happy. "

"This is such a lovely hotel. Definitely will be staying there any time I'm in San Francisco. I saw some reviews that the rooms were small, but for one person they are more than ample. The closet was bigger than the one I have at home. :0) Everything a person could want is near the hotel, including stepping out the door and being 50 feet from Union Square. "