From around US$616.18 a night — varies by your dates
1409 Sutter StreetView on map17 Sept → 18 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
Sutter Mansion is a 5-star hotel in San Francisco, United States.
Luxurious Accommodation Experience comfort and style at Mansion on Sutter, located in the heart of San Francisco. Our rooms feature modern amenities such as air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and plush bedding for a relaxing stay. Convenient Facilities Take advantage of our on-site gym, business center, and ironing facilities for a seamless stay. Our multilingual staff at the reception are always ready to assist you, ensuring a hassle-free experience during your time with us. Prime Location Explore the city easily with top attractions like Union Square and Moscone Center just a short distance away. Whether you're here for business or leisure, Mansion on Sutter offers the perfect base for your San Francisco adventures. Book your stay at Mansion on Sutter now for an unforgettable experience in San Francisco!
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Not worth the money
Pros: The staff was very nice and helpful and the bed was comfortable Cons: The King Room was super small, we could barely fit our luggage in there and had to step over it all the time and to open it was almost impossible. It‘s unfortunately pretty loud because the window isn‘t isolated so you can hear the street and everything. There is almost no breakfast to speak of, I would definitely recommend going someplace else to eat
Staff were friendly and did their best but the accommodation was very average and definitely not value for money. Would
Pros: Location and the bed was very comfortable. Cons: Property was very tired and smelt very musty. Hated being in the attic room which was very crammed. Hardly any room to open suitcases or move around in. Air conditioning was ineffective and we couldn’t open a window for fresh air. Breakfast was very average and unappealing. The lift did not work on check out (we were placed on the third floor attic room which we did not choose) and there was no staff to assist with luggage. Glad we did not stay for more than 2 nights!
San Francisco’s Gilded Age
If you enjoyed the Gilded Age and wondered what it would be like to live in a turn of the century (1900s) mansion, this place may be for you. It is not a traditional 5 star property with a pool or on site restaurant but it is a unique experience. This is a 12 or so room house. Some rooms are a lot better than others because some rooms (the higher floors) were for staff not the family. So keep that in mind. The location is good but not in the middle of tourist areas. The service is evolving. Staff is nice but more like the staff of a home than a hotel. For example, the included breakfast is mad
Pros: It has a lot of potential
Pros: It has a lot of potential. Very cool layout. Just needs some updating of furniture add to the workout room and offer better coffee. Breakfast said included but was some yoplait yogurt containers and minimal cut up fruit. Four other breakfast options available on menu to order. The staff was very nice. Nice that they have parking available behind the property for a price. Cons: It felt very empty. And not many other hotel guests.
Rare old world charm in San Francisco.
Pros: Old world charm in the heart of the city. It's not your typical impersonal large hotel or a trendy hipster boutique hotel and tricked out room decor and amenities. The place harkens back to a time when traveling is private, intimate and personal experience. The hotel is a spacious former private mansion converted into small inn. It has all the amenities of a large hotel but in an intimate setting. Located in a part of the city that's walking distance to Japantown. Cons: This is a personal preference about lighting in general. It seems like the lights in my room is outfitted with 3000K LE
September here averages 18°C, with around 4mm of rain across the month.
A twenty-year average for this area — a guide to what to pack, not a forecast.