King George Hotel
About King George Hotel
Located in the heart of vibrant Union Square, an upscale shopping and dining global destination, this San Francisco boutique hotel is a part of Oxford Hotel and Resorts, LLC. A flat-screen cable TV with premium channels and pay options is featured in each European-style room at King George Hotel. An iPod clock radio is provided. Tea and coffee-making facilities are included. Sustainable toiletries are offered in the private bathroom. An Amenity Fee of $15.00 per night will be charged at check-in for each reservation. The Amenity Fee includes access to our High-speed WiFi, Newspapers, Flowater station, Coffee and tea service, luggage storage, pool table, darts, shuffleboard, and board games. Moscone Center is 10 minutes’ walk away. Fisherman’s Wharf is 2 miles away. The Financial District and Chinatown are within 1.5 miles of King George Hotel.
Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting space
- On-site dining
- Valet parking
- Bar / lounge
- Café / coffee shop
- Business center
- Express check-in / check-out
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Full kitchen / kitchenette
- In-room refrigerator
- Wheelchair accessible
- Public transit access
- Airport shuttle
- Smoke-free property
- Air conditioning
- Elevator
- In-room safe
Reviews
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the staff were extremely helpful to me, the room was clean, the shower was awesome!
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I rarely leave negative reviews, but my experience at the King George Hotel was extremely disappointing. I booked this hotel through Expedia and originally reserved a room with two twin beds. After realizing the beds would be too small for my family, I requested—through Expedia—to change the reservation to a room with two queen beds. I received confirmation that the request had been approved and my reservation had been updated. When I arrived, however, I was given a room with only one queen bed, which was not what I had requested or what had been confirmed. When I politely explained the situation to the front desk, I expected them to help find a solution. Instead, I was met with a dismissive attitude. I was essentially told that if I didn’t like the room, I could find another hotel, and that I should take the issue up with Expedia. No effort was made to accommodate my family or resolve the problem. To make matters worse, the hotel provides no meaningful assistance with parking. Guests are simply left to figure it out on their own, which is particularly inconvenient in downtown San Francisco. The room itself was acceptable, but customer service is what defines a hotel experience, and unfortunately this hotel failed in that respect. Being treated with indifference after arriving with my family was frustrating and stressful. I cannot recommend this hotel based on my experience, and I would not stay here again. I hope the management takes guest concerns more ser
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Great area close to useful 38 bus line and the BART. no one bothered me and i value that as a solo traveler. Served pastries in the morning which helped save money on breakfast and were super yummy! Comfortable room even if it was a little old and be warned it was noisy but im not too picky. Only one elevator which was a little annoying because the building has like 9 floors and a ton of people use it constantly so you have to wait a while but it’s not a dealbreaker. Good price for the area and i felt safe walking the streets alone even when it was getting dark out.
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My second day after unpacking and hanging or putting away a week's worth of clothes , shoes, refrigerator items and toiletries, I was told my room would have to be changed because the power had gone out. On day 4, just as I was preparing to go on a tour, I was told my room would have to be changed for a 2nd time because there was a leak in the room above mine. Oddly enough, the room they moved me into was the room above mine. When I pulled the covers back, the sheet was wrinkled, had a stain and a long black hair. They charge a $15 a day amenity fee, but what amenities? Coffee in the morning in the lobby? I don't drink coffee. They moved me twice, but never even offered an "upgrade". The rooms had dirty carpet and no A/C The noise outside keeps you up all night. There is one tiny elevator for 9 floors so it is sometimes 10 minutes to get an elevator. The only bright spot was the staff was very cordial.
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I was nervous when we checked in and there was not an AC in the room. It was July and I was concerned at being hot. In the end it all worked out. The elevator was slow, but it was a great old charm. It was clean and that is what I was concerned with. I would stay here again.
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Conveniently located close to union square market and Powell st. Friendly and helpful staff. Charming property.
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The bed and bathroom were clean but tge room had really old carpet. They require a deposit even if the room was fully paid, and then they charged 45.00 to my card with no explanation. Only steps from the Tenderloin.
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We love this hotel for proximity to Union Square activities and public parking structure across the street. Hotel is always clean and staff welcoming.
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We loved staying at this Hotel. The beds were the absolute best. We all had a great nights sleep.
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The staff was incredible kind and considerated. I will erturn for sure.
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Great location, friendly staff and clean facilities!
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They have the most kind and supportive staff!
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Awesome staff!!! We loved it
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Friendly, great amenities with darts and shuffle board in the lobby. Excellent pastries and coffee in the morning.
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I loved how close this hotel is to the places I wanted to visit that I could walk to.
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Good property. Walking distance from chinatown and other very good food points
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Lovely hotel near all the fun stuff in Union Square. Welcoming vibe in the lobby with comfy seating, a pool table, and a little bar (beers & bfast). Rooms are lovely with vintage SF features and comfy linens. Great price and a $36/night parking garage right across the street.
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Great place to stay in union square. Perfectly centered. Two diner restaurants conveniently within a few steps from the lobby. I will be booking here again when visiting San Francisco. Love the pastry and breakfast there in the mornings.
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The front desk wasn’t helpful at all The walls were dirty
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I prepaid in June 2026 and called the hotel on July 2, 2026 to discuss handicap accommodations and was told that a comment would be added to the reservation. Arrived on July 8, 2026 and was told that my booking could be canceled and I would have to find a hotel for myself, my sister and my handicapped cousin. Then we were offered to stay in a non handicap accessible room until July 10, 2026 and then change rooms. I called on July 10th and had to argue with the manager, on the phone because she wasn't there, and was given the proper rooms. Then the handicap shower stopped working. When I complained and demanded to speak to the manager, I was told that we had to get out of the hotel that day. I called the police, who came and told them that we were staying. Our final night went peacefully and we left without drama.
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What's nearby
- Moscone Center 0.5 mi
- Transamerica Pyramid 0.7 mi
- Charter of the United Nations 0.7 mi
- Mrs. Doubtfire 1.5 mi
- University of California, San Francisco 3.1 mi
- Internet Archive 3.4 mi
- Golden Gate Bridge 4.4 mi