Parking is a problem and expensive, the room smelled of wet moldy carpet, cleaning staff helped themselves to our souveniors. Lots of homeless people around. Wasn't a pleasant experience.

I have stayed at nearly every major hotel in the city. After looking forward to staying at the Marriott (downtown) for years I finally caught them at a time when they had a good rate with no major events going on in town. The hotel lived up to my expectations. The service at check-in was excellent. I wanted a room with a great veiw and the staffer ...

This hotel is def. and 5 star. The rooms are the best, the beds are very soft.

The next time you need last minute hotel reservations in San Francisco, call on the Marriott. The hotel won't disappoint those looking for standard lodging at big city prices. Don't get me wrong - the beds are semi-comfortable (the king-sized beds are larger than average), but the rooms lack any sense of updated style. The spa is crowded ...

The green and orange color carpets make you feel like throwing up. This Marriott is just like any other Marriott, except the cost. Parking fees are about $30/day plus tips, which is standard for SF hotels. If you're cheap, park at the gigantic parking complex caddy-corner to the hotel, which is half the price, but has no in-and-out ...

just another marriott ... there is nothing that sparked me about this hotel. no personal attentiveness, no service .... just another marriott