Just got back from an Independance Day weekend trip to San Fran. Hotel Nikko was very elegant, clean, and the service was excellent. I stayed in a standard King room, and got an amazing deal on Orbitz for less than $150 a night (3 night stay). The location is great, and to those complaining about the homeless in San Francisco,... more

This was our first time in SF, and the Nikko helped make our week-long stay the most wonderful vacation we have ever had! Decor of the hotel, built in 1987, is classy and modern, and everything is kept sparkling. Hotel employees that we interacted with were very kind and helpful. The elevators were probably the fastest we have ever ridden... more

We stayed one night in this downtown hotel so we could catch an early morning Alcatraz tour. We booked the hotel on an internet site and our rate included breakfast. The hotel, staff, and restaurant were all perfect. Usually at least something minor goes wrong with a stay but this one was perfect. I would stay again and recommend to... more

This hotel is obviously trying to sustain excellent client service. Check-in was a breeze as was check-out. The concierge is so knowledgeable, and courteous. They recommended both a French and Italian restaurant and both were within walking distance and just delicious (Fleur de Lis / Fino). Rooms were very comfortable and the large TV was a bonus. There is a... more

ok stay during june. very crowded nearby. close to union sq. no problem w tenerloin. it is close, but no factor. homeless everywhere panhandling. starbucks there is open early and great. overpriced for what you get. but it is sf afterall! gym is ok for the hotel type and is 24/7. paid 479 for a small suite. would look around... more

I stayed at 2 hotels during my visit to San Francisco. Courtyard by Marriot and Hotel Nikko. Hotel Nikko is slightly cheaper and in my opinion, better. Bigger room. Bigger bathroom. Very comfortable bed. you have to pay about $13 for internet. the wifi isnt the fastest Location wise, it is quite close to union square and market street. you... more

the first hotel on our two week driving tour of california. the nikko met all of our expectations although we had requested a high floor previously by email and this wasn't honoured. room nice and comfortable. public areas very nice including a nice relaxing bar. breakfast very good with several japanese options. only complaint is the charge to use the... more

I arrived at the Nikko having spent 3 nights at another hotel further out and booked in here as I had some business to attend to in the CBD district. There was a long queue to check in and a bit of a wait. In time I was shown the room. Obviously this is a Japanese hotel and Japanese make... more

This was the first splurg on a hotel room my family and I have ever done, it was well worth the money! When we arrived, the wonderful valet opened our doors for us and greated us with a smile and gladly took our luggage. We rode the escalators to the marvelous lobby and were in heaven. The front desk personell... more