Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Fisherman's Wharf by IHG

Good location, hospitality was over and beyond friendly and helpful, value comfortable

Cleanliness

The hotel's location on Fisherman's Wharf is ideal. It is centrally located to most tourist attractions, restaurants and shops on the Wharf. The breakfast every morning was sumptuous.

I believe all hotels are over priced these days, but this hotels comfort, cleanliness and condition was superior to most comparably priced hotels. It perfectly met our needs. Offered a breakfast buffet and just a short walk to Fisherman's Wharf. What we liked most was the proximity to the cruise ship terminal at pier 27. About a 20min walk on level ground.

Nice big room with a sofa and two queen beds

Holiday Inn Express Fisherman’s wharf was in a great location, in easy walking distance to Pier 39 and Ghirardelli Square. Our room was very spacious and had a nice view of the city. Breakfast was delicious, and the staff were friendly. I also felt like this was a safe area.

Posizione perfetta

It was clean and close to Fisherman’s Wharf.

Buena ubicación, cerca de Fisherman's Wharf. Buen desayuno.

We were in SF for the WC soccer, the city was quite full of tourists including the hotel. The atmosphere was quite lively, soccer matches on tv and the whole city was in euphoria. The hotel presented a mini Aussie vibe, with specs of Paraguay supporters.

The location is great if you are in SF for work or holidays, it’s bang on the Fisherman’s Wharf, walking distance to local attractions like the Piers and restaurants. But it’s quite far from the Levis stadium in Santa Clara, normally around 1-1.5 hours by uber, but took us 3 hours on match day. Even the DFW airport was a little over 60 mins. Saying that, every commute in Bay Area was over 60 mins, that’s SF for you.

We stayed for 4 nights in a King Room. The rooms were slightly small, with typically Holiday Inn Express decor. The room was clean and well maintained. The bed were quite big and comfortable, we had asked for a roll on extra bed, it had a thin mattress but we couldn’t complain. The staff specially Chris were very attentive, always smiling and helpful. It was a pleasure interacting with them. The breakfast was good, though limited in number of items. It always overflowed with people, very hard to find a table to yourself if you go after 7:30am. The 4 days we stayed, we had scrambled eggs, potato bites every day and one protein kept changing, along with the staple thoroughfare like bread, oats, coffee/tea and waffles. They served cinnamon rolls, which we loved. Overall not bad, we enjoyed it but got bored with a couple of days.

Only thing I would genuinely recommend is to provide either an electric kettle or a microwave in the room. It’s actually standard on all Holiday Inns, was surprised and highly inconvenienced without one or the other.

A good stay, would stay again only if the room is provided either with an Electric kettle or microwave.

We were in SF for the WC soccer, the city was quite full of tourists including the hotel. The atmosphere was quite lively, soccer matches on tv and the whole city was in euphoria. The hotel presented a mini Aussie vibe, with specs of Paraguay supporters.

The location is great if you are in SF for work or holidays, it’s bang on the Fisherman’s Wharf, walking distance to local attractions like the Piers and restaurants. But it’s quite far from the Levis stadium in Santa Clara, normally around 1-1.5 hours by uber, but took us 3 hours on match day. Even the DFW airport was a little over 60 mins. Saying that, every commute in Bay Area was over 60 mins, that’s SF for you.

We stayed for 4 nights in a King Room. The rooms were slightly small, with typically Holiday Inn Express decor. The room was clean and well maintained. The bed were quite big and comfortable, we had asked for a roll on extra bed, it had a thin mattress but we couldn’t complain. The staff specially Chris were very attentive, always smiling and helpful. It was a pleasure interacting with them. The breakfast was good, though limited in number of items. It always overflowed with people, very hard to find a table to yourself if you go after 7:30am. The 4 days we stayed, we had scrambled eggs, potato bites every day and one protein kept changing, along with the staple thoroughfare like bread, oats, coffee/tea and waffles. They served cinnamon rolls, which we loved. Overall not bad, we enjoyed it but got bored with a couple of days.