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Step into Montgomery Street, where century-old buildings whisper tales of the Gold Rush era. More than just a street, it’s the heartbeat of San Francisco—banks, antique shops, and timeless charm at every corner. Every footstep echoes history, and the air itself carries nostalgia. A must-visit for unforgettable memories!
Hotel Griffon
The Inn at Union Square
King George Hotel in Union Square
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Montgomery
The InterContinental San Francisco, located at the corner of Montgomery Street and Market Street, is a top choice for its prime location and panoramic views of the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco Bay. The hotel features modern design, exceptional service, and thoughtfully curated local art, blending luxury with urban charm.
For seamless transit, it’s just a 5-minute walk from the Montgomery Street BART/Muni Metro station, offering quick access to Fisherman’s Wharf, Union Square, and the Bay Bridge. Guests are advised to book a view-facing room to fully enjoy the cityscape. This makes it ideal for both business travelers and tourists seeking convenience and elegance.
Yes, Montgomery Street is centrally located in San Francisco’s Financial District, offering excellent connectivity. The Montgomery Street BART/Muni Metro station provides access to multiple lines including the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 Muni buses and the BART system, enabling quick travel to Fisherman’s Wharf, Union Square, and Oakland.
Within walking distance, you’ll find Bay Area Bike Share stations and taxi stands, ideal for short trips. For scenic destinations like the Golden Gate Bridge or Lands End Trail, take the free San Francisco Ferry from North Beach Pier—just a 30-minute ride. Overall, this area exemplifies efficient urban mobility in San Francisco.
We recommend using a Clipper Card or mobile payment app for seamless transit experience.
Near Montgomery Street, one of the most unique experiences is the Financial District Walking Tour, led by local historians who reveal stories behind landmarks like the San Francisco Stock Exchange Building and Bank of America Tower.
Don’t miss Roosevelt Coffee, a cozy café offering limited-edition pour-over blends and a curated nook of independent books—perfect for creatives. At sunset, head to a rooftop terrace (some hotels open to guests) for breathtaking views of the Golden Gate Bridge silhouetted against the sky, paired with a signature cocktail crafted in San Francisco.
On weekends, the area hosts outdoor artisan markets showcasing local crafts and designs, fostering a vibrant community vibe. These activities transform Montgomery Street from a financial hub into a dynamic cultural destination.
While Montgomery Street is a bustling financial district with daytime foot traffic, most luxury hotels here feature double-glazed windows and soundproof walls to minimize street noise. Rooms on higher floors are especially quiet, offering a peaceful retreat above the urban rhythm.
Many hotels offer quiet room options, such as those facing interior courtyards or back alleys—ideal for noise-sensitive guests. Request a "low-noise room" upon check-in and consider complimentary noise-canceling earbuds or white noise machines provided by the hotel.
At night, pedestrian activity drops significantly, and the surrounding area—mainly offices and boutique shops—remains relatively calm. With proper room selection, staying near Montgomery Street remains a safe, comfortable, and convenient option.
Traveler Reviews
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Hotel Griffon
Staying at Hotel Griffon was an absolute delight from start to finish. The hotel exudes a wonderful sense of history and charm, with elegant details throughout the lobby and guest areas that make you feel like you've stepped into a bygone era. The morning welcome was especially memorable—fresh coffee paired with delicious pastries that were both tasty and beautifully presented. It's clear the staff takes pride in offering thoughtful touches that elevate the experience. Located just minutes from downtown via public transit, it's incredibly convenient for exploring San Francisco. A truly exceptional stay with outstanding value—definitely planning to return.
The Inn at Union Square
This was my favorite hotel of the entire trip to the USA! The place is incredibly clean and quiet—perfect for a good night's sleep. It definitely feels like it’s been recently renovated, with modern amenities throughout. The breakfast spread was fantastic, with fresh fruit that actually tasted like fruit (a rarity in some hotels!). Located right in downtown San Francisco, it’s just a short walk to the cable car stop—super convenient for getting around. The immediate neighborhood is well-maintained and safe, which made me feel comfortable walking around even in the evening. That said, a few blocks back, things get rougher—there are more homeless people and messier streets—but the hotel’s entrance and surrounding area are secure and tidy. Overall, an excellent choice for travelers who value cleanliness, location, and comfort. I’d stay here again in a heartbeat.
King George Hotel in Union Square
Staying at King George Hotel in Union Square was an unexpectedly delightful experience. The building has a classic charm with some age showing, and while the rooms are on the smaller side, they’re surprisingly well-equipped and spotlessly clean—everything you need is there. The location couldn’t be better: just a 5-minute walk to Union Square, making it super convenient for shopping, dining, and exploring downtown. There’s no shortage of restaurants nearby—great variety right outside the door. What really stood out was the staff: warm, friendly, and genuinely attentive. I asked for a needle and thread, and they had it ready in seconds—small gestures that make a big difference. While breakfast isn’t included, the morning complimentary offerings (coffee, tea, assorted pastries, and a few fresh fruits) are generous and perfect for a quick start to the day. Overall, this place delivers excellent value, comfort, and hospitality. Definitely a top pick for future visits to San Francisco.
Lombard Inn
The Lombard Inn is a solid choice if you're looking for a no-frills stay in San Francisco. The rooms are clean and the beds are surprisingly comfortable—perfect for a good night's rest. While the decor and furnishings feel a bit dated, they’re still functional and adequately maintained. One thing worth mentioning is that the hallways had a slight musty odor, likely due to the carpets needing a deep clean. That said, it’s an easy fix and doesn’t detract much from the overall experience. I’d recommend this hotel for travelers who prioritize comfort and convenience over modern design. It’s a reliable option with great value, especially if you're on a budget.
Dakota Hotel
We stayed in Glasgow for a few days and stopped by this hotel for breakfast—had no expectations going in, but was pleasantly surprised. The menu options were somewhat limited, but the warm welcome and excellent service from Thomas made all the difference. He went above and beyond to make our morning special. It’s a hidden gem with a welcoming vibe, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone passing through.
Kailash Hotel
On Friday, April 21st at 10:15 AM, a guest from another building at the hotel climbed over the fence between units 179 and 173, entered our private driveway area, then climbed over our fence and left toward Wiese Street, heading toward 16th Street. We immediately called 911. The situation was alarming and unsettling. While police responded promptly, the incident raised serious concerns about property security and safety protocols. It's important to note that making assumptions based on someone's background is not only inappropriate but also harmful. As guests, we expect the hotel to maintain a secure environment for all. We hope management will take immediate action to improve fencing, surveillance, and overall safety measures to prevent future incidents.
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