Central Coast California All inclusive Holidays

Funky, well-located hotel 2 blocks away from Union Square and the end of the Cable Car line. Coffee service not so great but the restaurant has breakfast you can buy. The room was good and not like a box hotel which we liked.

Friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful suits.

Limited parking and would I would have appreciated having a property map to see open spaces closer to our room entrance.

The hotel was basically fine, but it was rather ridiculous that they did not include a complimentary bottle of water (except for Bon Voy members). The fact that they charged $7 for a bottle of water was quite insulting. I’ve stayed at hotels in many countries, and complimentary bottles of water are the norm. Please do better.

Took a solo trip to San Francisco and needed a location close to the BART on Powell/Market. This hotel is around the corner when you come up from the subway. Hotel Zetta has easy access to the cable cars and other Muni transit system (Electric card and buses) within steps. This is my first stay at Hotel Zetta and will definitely try to make it my based whenever I'm in SF. Staff keep it very clean. It's relatively close (walkable) to the Ferry Building and MOMA. There is access to a restaurant/speakeasy from the hotel that I didn't get to try on this trip. Even though I didn't make it to the restaurant, i ordered a burger and garlic fries for room service that was pretty good. There is also a nice bar and lounge area in the lobby if you want a night cap at the end of your day.

The Garden Dining area was stunning. The breakfast buffet and service were outstanding. The hotel is impeccable and well appointed.

Friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful suits.

Limited parking and would I would have appreciated having a property map to see open spaces closer to our room entrance.

Friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful suits.

The hotel was basically fine, but it was rather ridiculous that they did not include a complimentary bottle of water (except for Bon Voy members). The fact that they charged $7 for a bottle of water was quite insulting. I’ve stayed at hotels in many countries, and complimentary bottles of water are the norm. Please do better.