Chancellor Hotel on Union Square

Outstanding hotel for a family weekend in SF Outstanding hotel for a family weekend in SF. The front desk was helpful. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The bellman, Richard, went above and beyond to ensure our stay was pleasant. The location was perfect getting to many good restaurants. Highly recommended.

Vivian the best Front desk ! had a fantastic experience. The hotel’s location was perfect—close to attractions yet quiet and peaceful. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-equipped, making my stay very enjoyable. The services were excellent, with thoughtful touches like complimentary coffee and water available in the lobby, and housekeeping provided promptly whenever requested. A special mention goes to Vivian at the front desk, who was incredibly friendly, professional, and helpful. Her exceptional service made my stay even more memorable. Overall, I highly recommend the Chancellor Hotel for its great location, excellent amenities, and outstanding staff. I look forward to returning!

Best Boutique Product in the Heart of San Francisco We have stayed at The Chancellor many times, the last being during the dark early days of Covid. The hotel has been around almost forever, and was discovered by my extended family way back in the 1970s after we decided the nearby mega hotels had simply gotten too expensive. Located 1/2 block from reimagined and cleaned up Union Square, the hotel boasts a quaint lobby and attentive staff. Rooms are small and charming, old school but with all the upscale perks you would want - modern flat-screen TVs, great bathroom products, comfy beds, and excellent towels and bedding. This visit we opted for one of two available 2-room suites, which offer a Queen bed and plenty of room for two guests to spread out (or perhaps a rollaway for a child, as we've done in the past), at a fantastic price point. Sadly, the breakfast room never reopened after Covid, but worry not, as plenty of great choices remain open nearby. Sears Finer Foods next door remains affordable and classy for breakfast (and lunch and dinner too), but our favorite for breakfast remains Cafe de la Presse, a quick three block walk east. Highly recommended; we'll be back. NOTE: As of this writing (12/10/2024), the San Francisco hotel strike rages on. The strike is not directly impacting The Chancellor, which staff belongs to a different union. No strike and no picketing at The Chancellor. That said, the boisterous strikers at the nearby Marriott, Hyatt and St. Francis all make their presence known along those hotels' sidewalks from 7am to 10pm seven days a week. No end in sight. Beware!

Great hotel in a convenient location The hotel was clean and had a traditional feel to it. My room was on one of the top floors so I got a good view of San Francisco from the window. The reception staff were very polite and attentive. Complimentary biscuits are available everyday and these were very nice! I would recommend this hotel as it's not too expensive and is located in a very convenient part of San Francisco.

A night at the Chancellor Upon arrival we were greeted by David, and he was very helpful. We were offered fresh water and cookies as well as being able to check in an hour and a half early. Our room is very spacious and clean the bed is very soft with fluffy pillows we have a beautiful view. I highly recommend stay here if you are here in San Francisco and want to experience Union square.