Hotel Triton, San Francisco
About the Hotel
Hotel Triton, renowned for its eclectic decor and artistic allure, is ideally located at the intersection of Union Square, Chinatown, and the Financial District. An almost 100-year-old artwork in the lobby by Persian artist John Oshanna portrays Mission Dolores, highlighting the hotel's historical significance. The boutique atmosphere reflects a commitment to individuality with unique design elements and personalized service. Guests can explore nearby attractions like the vibrant Chinatown, luxurious boutiques, and celebrated dining establishments.
Location
Hotel Triton is strategically situated at Grant Avenue, directly facing Chinatown's Dragon Gate. This prime location provides easy access to Union Square, a hub for shopping and culture, and the Financial District nearby. The Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) connects guests to both airports conveniently. Valet parking is available on-site, and the area is well-served by public transport and iconic cable cars.
Rooms
Hotel Triton features 140 guest rooms and suites characterized by bright, bold interiors filled with natural light. Each room is equipped with deluxe Frette linens, Carrara marble bathrooms, and eco-friendly bath amenities. Interior designs reflect the concept of Hygge, with warm layers and bespoke artwork. The hotel is pet-friendly, allowing guests to bring their furry companions without any additional fees.
Eat & Drink
Café de la Presse, a traditional French bistro, offers a local dining experience with authentic dishes such as steak frites. Adjacent to the hotel, Scott's Chowder House specializes in seafood, serving chowder and lobster rolls. Additional dining options include Amorino, which provides gourmet gelato and sweet treats. Together, these establishments contribute to the hotel's reputation as a culinary hotspot in San Francisco.
Leisure & Business
The hotel boasts a 24-hour fitness center featuring modern equipment including Peloton bikes and free weights. For business travelers, The Study offers a private and well-equipped meeting space with natural light. Amenities such as complimentary Wi-Fi, daily happy hour events, and an Urban Amenity Fee enhance guest experiences. Unique art exhibitions from local and global artists are showcased throughout the property.
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Facilities
General
- No smoking on site
- Wi-Fi
- Parking
- Safe deposit box
- 24-hour reception
- Express check-in/ -out
- Pets allowed
- Rooms/ Facilities for disabled
- Luggage storage
- Lift
- ATM/Cash machine
- Coffee shop
- Vending machines
Sports & Fitness
- Fitness centre
- Golf course
Services
- Room service
- Housekeeping
- Dry cleaning
Dining
- In-room breakfast
- Snack bar
- Special diet menus
Business
- Business centre
- Meeting/ Banquet facilities
- Fax/Photocopying
Children
- Children's menu
Room features
- Air conditioning
- Heating
Media
- AM/FM alarm clock
Location
Reviews and Ratings
My stay at the hotel was quite pleasant overall. The rooms were clean and very comfortable, offering a nice view of Chinatown and Jack Kerouac's 'The Road' script as wallpaper. However, the room had just a tiny window, limiting the view, and there wasn't enough space for my suitcase to open freely.
Our stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms, while extremely comfortable, had a dampish feel, and the high price tag didn't seem justified as the value for money was lacking. On the bright side, the friendly staff provided helpful tips. The location was a definite plus for exploring San Francisco, but the extra 'urban amenity' fee raised some eyebrows. Dining options were somewhat limited despite the convenient location near Chinatown.
My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The location was excellent, with easy access to Union Square and China Town, but the noise from construction was quite bothersome. The premier King bedroom, although a bit small, was clean. The staff at the front desk assured me there were no charges, but I ended up being charged despite that.
The hotel has a great location near Chinese Town gate and a quick stroll to find Dim Sum breakfast. The rooms are a bit small, and the noise from the street can be bothersome; however, the staff is friendly and helpful. The location is excellent for exploring and the amenities come at an extra cost, which may not be ideal for all guests.
The hotel is situated in a vibrant location close to Union Square, with a fascinating artistic vibe and friendly staff. The rooms are cozy, although a bit small, as expected in San Francisco. The service is accommodating and friendly, making my stay enjoyable. However, the $30 'urban amenity' fee seems excessive for the limited amenities provided.
The hotel is located at the corner of two roads, offering a convenient spot across the hall from various attractions. Although the room had a broken shower lever, it was invaded by light early in the morning. The service stands out as next to China Town and around the corner from Union Square, with a delightful free happy hour hosted by the super helpful and nice staff member, Julian. The location, amidst bird droppings but close to Union Square and Chinatown, offers a mix of convenience and minor inconveniences. Dining options are traditional and regional, with an opportunity for a great stroll in the morning right in front of the Chinatown arch. However, the amenities provided are limited to just coffee or tea.
The hotel is centrally located, making it ideal for business trips or shopping ventures. While the rooms are a bit tight on space and could benefit from a refresh, the musty smell was a downside. Additionally, the lack of included breakfast made it slightly expensive.
My stay at the hotel had some ups and downs. The rooms were a bit dampish and overpriced, but they were comfortable. The location was convenient, near many attractions, but a little noisy and lacking breakfast. The service was genuinely friendly and helpful, while the dining experience wasn't the best quality for money.