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"Room was clean but small. Bathroom was cramped and very small. It gets hot in the room pretty quickly and takes a while to cool down, even with the window open. Hotel is very dated, the restaurant is not open and hasn't been since Covid. Staff is not very warm and friendly. This place is definitely not worth the price they are charging. "

"Close to things the hotel staff are so nice and cool"

"Excellent stay"

"Our last stay at IHG was in Miami, and we decided then that IHG was our new favorite hotel. San Francisco did not disappoint! We were provided a very spacious corner room with an outstanding view. The area is very walkable, close to transit, and the sidewalks are free and clear of the obstructions that plague other areas of the city. The staff was very friendly, and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. "

"Shops nearby were helpful. Super close to a big Macy’s that had food options and in walking distance of a Trader Joe’s. The pool was under maintenance while we stayed which we were not informed about before hand. That was disappointing. "

"Great hotel"

"I enjoyed this place a lot. The retro look is fun, wooden card keys are neat, great staff and good views from the room. Mixed opinions on the room. It’s great by most standards I suppose but small, with a narrow hallway for hangers on one side and the sink the other etc… cool lighting… the sleeping area is quite small, bed takes up most of it. The lighting is eccentric and the switches tough to figure out / hit or miss. Looks cool though. The room was quiet mostly. There was a couple next door being frisky, but only for 30 mins or so. There was a party overhead. A text to hotel clerk quieted that right down, as they promptly sent security in response. Perhaps my biggest draw when booking was the rooftop bar and restaurant… you need reservations for that and we didn’t make them. We had dinner on the inside instead, the food was tasty but the menu small and the prices HIGH. Service was poor and difficult to engage. The atmosphere was pretentious. No bread to start the table off? Really? No bread, period, that’s just odd. As I said, food was good, quality good, but expect more for the price. Parking is a nightmare, obviously and quite visibly, but we Ubered in. It’s a fun, quirky, mostly friendly place with a retro vibe and a touch of luxury. Overall, I recommend it, I’d just go out for dinner. There is a lot in the neighborhood."

"Always a good experience at The Marker. Easy, prompt, and polite check in which always leads to an enjoyable stay. The lobby and grand staircase is always an experience and elevates my stay every time. Appreciate the VIP perks, sad a room upgrade wasnt available, the suites are always a nice treat! Rooms can be on the smaller side and don't always come with a view, but the unique decor and layout allievate any space issues. Close to Union Square, BART/MUNI, and various restaurants. "

"Good price. Rooms need more attention "