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The Andrews Hotel - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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No title - expert review
Two blocks west of Union Square, this Queen Anne-style abode with a gold-and-buff facade and a huge Elliott grandfather clock in the lobby began its life in 1905 as the Sultan Turkish Baths. Today Victorian antique reproductions, old-fashioned flower curtains with lace sheers, iron bedsteads, ceilin...
fodors.com
No title - expert review
For the location and price, the Andrews is a safe bet for an enjoyable stay. Two blocks west of Union Square, the Andrews was a Turkish bath before its conversion in 1981. As is typical in Euro-style hotels, the rooms are small but well maintained and comfortable, with nice touches like white lace c...
frommers.com
No title - expert review
This building was constructed as a Turkish bathhouse in 1905 and managed to survive San Francisco’s historic 1906 earthquake and fire. In 1981, Harry Andrews purchased the property and thrust it into the limelight with the FINO Bar & Ristorante. It is now a member of the Joie de Vivre hotel gro...
gayot.com
No title - expert review
THIS QUEEN ANNE VICTORIAN STRUCTURE WAS ERECTEDIN 1905 AS THE OPULENT SULTAN TURKISH BATHS. TWODECADES LATER THE BATHS CLOSED AND THE ENTIREBUILDING WAS REMODELED INTO A BOUTIQUE HOTEL.INTIMATE GUESTROOMS FEATURE LOVELY FLORAL MOTIFSUNIQUE ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES AND FRESH FLOWERS.THE CELEBRATED FINO...
Go-California.com
No title - expert review
This Queen Anne Victorian structure was erected in 1905 as the opulent Sultan Turkish Baths. Two decades later the Baths closed, and the entire building was remodeled into a boutique hotel. Intimate guestrooms feature lovely floral motifs, unique architectural features, and fresh flowers. The celebr...
gotrump.com
No title - expert review
Visitors to downtown San Francisco can step off busy Post Street and into the quiet retreat of The Andrews Hotel. This six story Queen Anne Victorian structure was erected in 1905 as an opulent Sultan Turkish baths. Two decades later the baths closed, and the entire building was remodeled into a Eur...
sidestep.com
Their service is great! - user review
"The Andrews" is the best value in San Francisco. The location and service are the best anyone could ask for and the complimentary glass of wine every evening is a nice touch. Try the Andrews the next time your in S.F. and I'm sure you'll agree that the service, location and value are a fe...
eastbay.citysearch.com
great deal, great location - user review
I don't understand the negative review by the person who stayed in this hotel in 2000 that was 3 years ago, when the Andrews Hotel was under different management! Cute place, nice sta...
eastbay.citysearch.com
Price and Location Perfection - user review
A room just off Union Square in San Francisco for $125 a night It must not be clean! It must not be safe! Im sure theres no room service! The rooms must be tiny and uncomfortable!Wrong! Wrong! Wrong!The ...
epinions.com
Andrews Hotel: Nostalgia and the City - user review
One of the advantages of our move to the Sierra foothills is that were only a little more than two hours from San Francisco. So do we get there very often Nooo. And when we do, do we stay there Nooo. We stay ...
epinions.com
Service and value with a smile - user review
This is the third boutique type hotel I have stayed at in San Fran and there is no question this one is the best. We stayed there in December, 2005, the perfect time to visit San Francisco. A small hotel that has six floors of rooms, it is located about a five minute walk away from Union Square. The...
epinions.com
Historic Charm, Modern Attitude - user review
A hotel must have good bones if in its first year it survives a historic earthquake! The Hotel Andrew, in a great locale, has all the charm of historic SF and a staff that responds to guests with a knowing sense that this is the guests time to retreat and vacation. Valet car parking, while a bit slo...
expedia.com
The term boutique can be misleading... - user review
Excellent bed! All the rest, mediocre. No one cares if you come or go. There was no shower cap available. 10 minutes waiting for the elevator (a precious antique to look at but not to use...). The Fino restaurant is another story wonderful food and service! Highly recommendable. Traveler's tip for b...
expedia.com
Cozy - user review
Great little place; room was small but very cozy the most comfortable bed I think I've ever slept in. There's a really cool little restaurant/bar on the main floor, and the staff is about as nice and helpfu...
expedia.com
Looking forward to returning... - user review
Had a great, great stay. Stayed here ten years ago and was happy to see that the hotel is still just as nice as we remember it to be. Superb location. Small but charming and quaint rooms (just pretend that you're in Europe). Friendly, helpful staff. Ideal breakfast...right outside your door. Travele...
expedia.com
old but brand new feature - user review
I pretty knew about the area near the union square and sketchy neighborhood. It located the limit of safety area. Location is good and service at the front desk is good. LCD TV and clean bath room were pretty impressive. I can highly recommend to any one. Traveler's tip on dining.pinot is an italian...
expedia.com
Very cute and comfortable. - user review
I recently spent three nights in this boutique hotel in Union Square. Although the rooms were very small, we did not spend much time there as the city has so much to do. Fino, the restaurant next door was great, too, although it would have been nice if the bar stayed open later than 10:00. Would def...
expedia.com
Good Impression - user review
Staying at this hotel was a really good surprise, it is small but comfortable, the room vas clean and the location is excellent! Maybe It's not suitable for large families, but for a couple is a very good choice. Traveler's tip on local attractions.As I said, excellent location, you can walk to unio...
expedia.com
Not clean! - user review
The room was not clean at all! For example, we found bread crumbs next to the night stand when we checked in. We asked to clean the room the day after because it was dirty when we arrived, but the crumbs were still there. The comforter was stained, and the room was next to a light well full of pigeo...
expedia.com
not impressed - user review
too small too old no air conditioner to small stairs too small elevetor to ancient too small rooms the smell is too strong and the noice outside the do...
expedia.com
Great Value - user review
The staff was remarkably friendly and helpful. I went up the coast for 2 days and so had two different rooms (both corner kings, and both were clean and comfortable, although small by American standards. They had everything I needed, and were nicely decorated. I loved the ceiling fans. Breakfast was...
fodors.com
No title - user review
Old renovated building a few blocks from Union Square. Clean and friendly staff. Very n...
mytravelguide.com
No title - user review
Small, European style hotel near shopping in Union Square. It is convenient to business for traveling around the City. The service was excellent. It is a good choice...
mytravelguide.com
No title - user review
This is an old hotel, but it is nicely maintained. The elevator is a step back in time. The staff is accommodating, especially housekeeping. When you check in the late afternoon, you can kick off your heels, refresh yourself, & then go downstairs between 5 6:30 for your complimentary glass of wine. ...
mytravelguide.com
No title - user review
We were very pleased with The Andrews Hotel friendly staff, great location, and the room upgrade we received upon check in. The only disappointment was being on the 4th floor and not being able to enjoy sleeping with our windows open due to street noise. But overall, we were very happy with the hote...
mytravelguide.com
The Andrews Hotel: A nice boutique hotel in a good location - user review
We stayed for the week of Thanksgiving at the Andrews Hotel on Post Street. We (my wife and I, and my mother in law in her own room) had the King Bay rooms, which are rooms on the southwest corner of the building. There is no air conditioning, but SF seldom needs it and the windows open these partic...
virtualtourist.com
Friendly - user review
The Alexander is a very good hotel, personal was very friendly and very helpful. Good places, speak for ...
travel.yahoo.com
we wouldn't stay anywhere else! - user review
Oh my gosh, what a great place. We arrived late at night looking for a place to stay and they even matched a rate from another hotel that I was headed too. Free rollaway cribs ...
travel.yahoo.com
An historical hideaway in downtwon San Francisco - user review
the Andrews Hotel is a charming, historical hideaway nearby Union Square in San Francisco. The room was well-appointed, the bed was comfy with nice linens. We loved the old ph...
travel.yahoo.com
Value for the price and charming - user review
The Andrews though small and old is a charming place to stay, Loved the historic elevator. The breakfast service was convenient and quite good. Freshly brewed rich coffee. Fres...
travel.yahoo.com
What a find! - user review
Little buried treasure in downtown San Francisco. Reasonably priced tiny rooms, but with everything you need and so convenient. Staff surprised us at every turn, keeping our lugg...
travel.yahoo.com
Euro-style hotel in SF brings hospitality to a whole new level. - user review
The Andrews Hotel is a great departure from the big names on Union Square. The best part of staying in a small inn is feeling the warmth and hospitality of the staff that work the...
travel.yahoo.com
The Andrews Hotel Great Location - user review
The Andrews is located 2 blocks from Union Square. It is a classic small SanFrancisco Hotel. Continental breakfast is waiting outside your door in the morning. A complimentary glas...
travel.yahoo.com
My choice for Friends and family... - user review
I was married in San Francisco in March of 2006 and chose the Andrews hotel as my base camp for all of my realitives. The low rates make it an easy hotel to stay in, and you are so ...
travel.yahoo.com
Great value & old world charm - user review
Nice place, not institutional like the big chains. Breakfast set out on each floor in the morning. Good restaurants very close. Nice walk up to Grace Cathedral or down to Moscone Cente...
travel.yahoo.com
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