The 5 Best Hotels with Balconies in San Francisco

San Francisco (Japantown)

This boutique hotel is nestled in San Francisco's Japantown. After a recent renovation, the hotel now offers suites inspired by Asian design, from vintage graphic prints to wooden screens. Home to a Thai restaurant and Japanese whiskey bar, this hotel offers an authentic taste of the neighbourhood.

• City Style - With new, custom-designed interiors inspired by cosmopolitan San Francisco, this hotel has lots of local city charm
• Foodies - The hotel is home to Nari, the latest project by renowned Chef Pim Techamuanvivit focusing on elevated Thai dining
• Local exploring - Set in the heart of San Francisco's Japantown, this hotel is perfectly placed for local exploring in the city
• Great walks - Discover San Francisco on foot with a long walk to Belden Place, the city’s so-called French Quarter

San Francisco (Tenderloin)

A hip little boutique situated in the Tenderloin district, just minutes from some of the city's most famed music venues. Interiors have been completely done-up - yet still maintain their motel charm. A swimming pool takes centre stage and there's a lively bar. Popular with visiting musicians.

• Value chic - For San Francisco, which suffers from a lack of good mid-range options, this is an affordable and stand out stay
• Boutique - A little indie boutique offering a whole lot of charisma
• Sights nearby - Take a trip to marvel at the iconic Golden Gate Bridge
• Swimming Pool - Outdoor pool

San Francisco (Fisherman's Wharf)

The Zephyr Hotel could not have a better location - set right by Fisherman's Wharf. This is a large hotel with a spacious central courtyard filled with all sorts of activities. The interiors are fun and vibrant with a distinctly nautical feel, Perfect for exploring the city with friends or family.

• Local exploring - Well postioned right beside Fisherman's Wharf - step out of the hotel and explore San Francisco's boutiques and restaurants
• Families - With fun design, a laid back feel, a games room and large courtyard area - this is ideal for those travelling with children
• Sights nearby - A trip to the city wouldn't be complete without a stop by the Golden Gate Bridge
• Local markets - Explore the waterfront marketplace at Fisherman's Wharf

San Francisco (South Beach)

A stylish boutique hotel in San Francisco's trendy South Beach, once the city's industrial district. Minimalist rooms are light and airy and have a soft feel in stark contrast to the warehouse building. A roof terrace bar is a real draw and the bay views are mesmerising. A hip central base.

• Local exploring - Set beside AT&T Park and San Francisco Bay - locations don't get much more central than this
• Boutique - A stylish boutique spot with an urban loft feel and sleek minimalist design
• Sights nearby - Make a stop by the iconic Golden Gate Bridge
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San Francisco (Nob Hill)

This hotel is a real landmark. It has seen the likes of Tony Bennet sing in the Venetian Room - and it still has that same old-world grandeur. Enjoying spectacular views of the bay (especially good from the suites' terraces) and boasting a design that combines tradition and modern elegance.

• City Style - Somewhat of a city landmark, this hotel does traditional elegance impeccably
• Sights nearby - Make a trip out to Alcatraz - both a fascinating place to visit and a great way to admire the city from the sea
• Opulent
• Romantic