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Grand Hyatt San Francisco

Grand Hyatt · World of Hyatt · San Francisco, California

345 Stockton Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 · Union Square

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of 2 stays

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From 2 stays, newest Jul 2023.

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The hotel

Address
345 Stockton Street, San Francisco, CA 94108
Neighborhood
Union Square
Phone
+1 415-398-1234
Check-in
4:00 PM
Checkout
12:00 PM
Points
Bookable on points
Program
Rooms
669
Opened
1972, renovated 2012
Resort fee
$40/night
Pet fee
$75–$100 non-refundable fee per stay (sources conflict)
Amenities
Fitness Center, Restaurant, Bar, Free WiFi, Business Center, Meeting Rooms, Valet Parking, Self Parking, EV Charging, Laundry Service, Concierge, Pet Friendly

Club lounge

All lounges

Grand Club

Access
Globalist, club rooms
Hours and service
Not recorded yet
Reader score
Not yet rated. Scores appear at 5 ratings.

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Aggregated data

Grand Hyatt San Francisco

Too few stays, or none recent enough, to lean on. More stays, and more recent stays, raise the confidence.

100%

Got an upgrade

of 2 stays

50%

Got a suite

of 2 stays

50%

Suite without a certificate

of 2 stays

From 2 stays, a rough idea of your chances at an upgrade.

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Confidence: lowGlobalist 2 stays100% of 250% of 250% of 2

Every stay

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  1. Jul 2023Globalist

    UpgradeBetter view, offered without askingRoomRoom with double beds (cash, $210.82/night incl taxes/fees, 4 nights) → City View room on a higher floor (room 2902)BreakfastBuffet onlyLoungeGiven

    A Globalist stayed four nights at $210.82 per night including taxes and fees, travelling in a group of three in a room with double beds. No suite or larger room was available for an upgrade, so as Globalist recognition the group was assigned a higher-floor City View room, room 2902, a small 312 sq ft room. Breakfast in the Grand Club lounge was complimentary but basic and carb-heavy, evening cocktail food was limited and alcoholic drinks were chargeable through an honor bar, and WiFi upload speeds were poor. He rated elite recognition 6 out of 10, praised the Union Square location, and said the stay felt like paying mainly for beds in a good location with weaker status recognition than in Asia.

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  2. Apr 2022Globalist

    UpgradeSuite, after askingRoomStandard room (Park & Stay package, cash, $243 total for 2 nights incl taxes/fees) → Standard suite (590 sq ft, 19th floor)BreakfastRestaurant or F&B creditWelcome amenityGiven

    A Globalist booked a standard room for two nights on a Park & Stay package totalling $243 including taxes and fees, a package that saved $15 on valet parking that otherwise runs just under $80 per night. The front desk did not offer his complimentary Globalist upgrade or acknowledge his status, and only after he politely pointed out that suites were available and asked for a manager was he upgraded to a 590 sq ft standard suite that would have cost $389 per night, with two full bathrooms but dated furnishings. The Grand Club was closed, so he received $25 credits for the market or lounge in lieu of club access and a further $25 voucher for breakfast, which was limited to cold items and microwavable egg sandwiches, plus a welcome bag with water, snacks and Ghirardelli chocolate and earplugs for construction noise heard even on the 19th floor. He praised the Union Square location and the 35th-floor gym but said he would not rush back because of hit-or-miss service, mediocre food and outdated design.

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