Good location that's not as stellar as it used to be, including the hotel.

Worst experience I’ve had at Westin so far. The noise from the striking staff was loud and annoying. We could hear it from the 24th floor. Westin should have notified us prior to our arrival - we would have picked a different hotel. So disappointed.

Worst experience I’ve had at Westin so far. The noise from the striking staff was loud and annoying. We could hear it from the 24th floor. Westin should have notified us prior to our arrival - we would have picked a different hotel. So disappointed.

We were back in San Fran for the annual ASC conference; our last time here was Nov. 2019. Amidst the current strike -- which did impact the overall quality of our stay -- we were still able to fully participate in our conference while also enjoying the city itself. Our room was great and the hotel staff was amazing, especially when the elevators - from time to time - sporadically went out of service. That, in addition to the ongoing strike, made for a truly 'mixed-bag' experience.

We were back in San Fran for the annual ASC conference; our last time here was Nov. 2019. Amidst the current strike -- which did impact the overall quality of our stay -- we were still able to fully participate in our conference while also enjoying the city itself. Our room was great and the hotel staff was amazing, especially when the elevators - from time to time - sporadically went out of service. That, in addition to the ongoing strike, made for a truly 'mixed-bag' experience.

Hotel was good but the noise of the union workers in front of the hotel was annoying- hope this gets resolved auickly

Hotel was good but the noise of the union workers in front of the hotel was annoying- hope this gets resolved auickly

The staff was very friendly. They made the best of the situation ~ an EXTREMELY LOUD group of striking hotel workers. The room we had was spacious and very comfortable.

The staff was very friendly. They made the best of the situation ~ an EXTREMELY LOUD group of striking hotel workers. The room we had was spacious and very comfortable.

The hotel was nice. But they failed to tell us that there was a strike going on for 28days before we got there. There was loud banging on drums all day/night till about 10-11pm then would start at 8am again and we could hear them in our room. Not very happy at all about that and won’t be returning

The only issues we had were, the people striking in front of the hotel and the fact that The Clock Bar was no longer open. I know they are redoing the bar but it was still a let down.

Not so good. Laborers were on strike so they were very noisy on the street, drumming and marching. The bed sheet was too light, feeling cold and chilly in the room. Room carpet was not clean. There were a small rock that has not been cleaned and some rubber. I asked the other day to clean them up but they never did. Maybe just did the big things and easy things. My overall impression was very disappointing, messy and confusing stay. I would not likely to stay here again.

Not so good. Laborers were on strike so they were very noisy on the street, drumming and marching. The bed sheet was too light, feeling cold and chilly in the room. Room carpet was not clean. There were a small rock that has not been cleaned and some rubber. I asked the other day to clean them up but they never did. Maybe just did the big things and easy things. My overall impression was very disappointing, messy and confusing stay. I would not likely to stay here again.

The only issues we had were, the people striking in front of the hotel and the fact that The Clock Bar was no longer open. I know they are redoing the bar but it was still a let down.

The hotel was nice. But they failed to tell us that there was a strike going on for 28days before we got there. There was loud banging on drums all day/night till about 10-11pm then would start at 8am again and we could hear them in our room. Not very happy at all about that and won’t be returning

Nice 3-night stay at a beautiful, historical landmark. Despite the cacophony of the (rightfully) striking workers, our overall stay was very pleasant.

Nice 3-night stay at a beautiful, historical landmark. Despite the cacophony of the (rightfully) striking workers, our overall stay was very pleasant.

There was a very loud union protest outside, so loud that we could hear the drums on the 29th floor. Wish we were informed of the protest before booking. Due to the strike, there were no room service, no bottle water, only 1 lobby pizzeria was opened, so we had to order food delivery.

Everything is quite expensive, drinks food. And parking

There was a very loud union protest outside, so loud that we could hear the drums on the 29th floor. Wish we were informed of the protest before booking. Due to the strike, there were no room service, no bottle water, only 1 lobby pizzeria was opened, so we had to order food delivery.

Everything is quite expensive, drinks food. And parking

A classic hotel in the heart of SF, not bad in its foundation. But really bad at the present time. Apparently the hotel staff strike had been going on for 5 weeks already with non-relenting drumming, megaphone messaging, and other unpleasantries. No end in sight. Now let’s look at this: While this was totally annoying, the other SF problem – the massive numbers of unhoused people on the streets – is directly connected to this: as a worker, one should be able to make ends meet and get some insurance, the lack of which is unquestionably associated with ending up on the street without social support network. It may be time to rethink goals for these hotels: pay nice, achieve happiness of staff and customers, and reduce the social disaster. Originally posted by me on yelp

A classic hotel in the heart of SF, not bad in its foundation. But really bad at the present time. Apparently the hotel staff strike had been going on for 5 weeks already with non-relenting drumming, megaphone messaging, and other unpleasantries. No end in sight. Now let’s look at this: While this was totally annoying, the other SF problem – the massive numbers of unhoused people on the streets – is directly connected to this: as a worker, one should be able to make ends meet and get some insurance, the lack of which is unquestionably associated with ending up on the street without social support network. It may be time to rethink goals for these hotels: pay nice, achieve happiness of staff and customers, and reduce the social disaster. Originally posted by me on yelp

Protesters being extremely loud. Barely rested

Protesters being extremely loud. Barely rested

Overall disappointing. The bathroom sink was cracked, the shower wouldn’t stop dripping, and the room was dusty.

Overall disappointing. The bathroom sink was cracked, the shower wouldn’t stop dripping, and the room was dusty.

The hotel was great, good amenities but they’re on strike and there was an loud picket line that was drumming, with loud horns and people yelling all day and night in front of the hotels

The hotel was great, good amenities but they’re on strike and there was an loud picket line that was drumming, with loud horns and people yelling all day and night in front of the hotels

Ok

Ok

I have stayed at the St Francis all Of my life. It was a horrible, expensive , no service, unclean experience. I arrived to stay 5 days, 2 rooms, without knowing a lot the labor dispute. I asked for a refund to move hotels and was refused. The striking laborers pounded on drums screamed and bled blow horns at everyone coming and going 24/7. No one should stay anyplace without being notified of a labor dispute. No room service no restaurants, the room was dirty . I will never stay there again.