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Best Hotels Near Union Square
335 Powell Street (0.1 km from Union Square)
This luxury Union Square hotel is directly across from a San Francisco cable car stop and is home to the historic Magneta Grandfather Clock. This hotel's guests can choose from a variety of on-site dining options.
433 Powell Street (0.1 km from Union Square)
This boutique Union Square hotel on the Powell Cable Car Line is just a two-minute walk from cafes and shopping at Tiffany's Macy's Niketown, and other popular Central San Francisco establishments.t rooms include complimentary WiFi.
450 Powell Street (0.1 km from Union Square)
Located at Union Square in San Francisco Kimpton Sir Francis Drake Hotel features a restaurant a 24-hour fitness centre and a 24-hour business centre. A subway and the Powell Street cable car are steps from this eco-friendly hotel.
242 Powell Street (0.1 km from Union Square)
Located in San Francisco Downtown Hotel Stratford is a perfect starting point from which to explore San Francisco (CA) (CA). The hotel offers a high standard of service and amenities to suit the individual needs of all travellers.
345 Stockton Street (0.1 km from Union Square)
This Union Square hotel in San Francisco is just steps from Chinatown. For the convenience of guests, on-site dining and a 24-hour gym are available.
340 Stockton Street (0.1 km from Union Square)
Only a few steps from Union Square this historic yet modernised hotel features classic European charm and in-room spa services. It features a two-Michelin-star restaurant, Campton Place, and a 24-hour rooftop gym.
440 Post Street (0.1 km from Union Square)
This European-style hotel is located 1 block from Union Square Park and 4 blocks from the Powell Street BART Station. It offers rooms with a flat-screen TV and free WiFi.
225 Powell Street (0.1 km from Union Square)
The Villa Florence Hotel, with its Italian-inspired style and sophistication, offers a contemporary boutique hotel experience in the heart of San Francisco, just half a block from Union Square.
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Union Square, San Francisco, CA
Union Square San Francisco is known as one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city. Located in the heart of the city, Union Square is a vibrant and bustling area full of entertainment and activity.
It's a great place for shopping, dining, people-watching and entertainment. From high-end fashion to one-of-a-kind souvenirs, you can find something for everyone at Union Square. It's well known for being home to premier shopping centers like Macy's and Nordstrom, plus specialty stores like Ben & Jerry’s ice cream shop and Apple Store. There are also numerous restaurants, cafes, bars and nightclubs scattered around the square.
The area has a rich cultural history that dates back several centuries. The first settlers arrived in the area in 1776 when it was part of Mexico before becoming part of the United States in 1848 following the Mexican–American War. The land was developed by merchant William C. Ralston who named it after nearby Union Hotel which he owned and operated at its location until 1877 when it burned down after being struck by lightning.
Today Union Square San Francisco continues to be a vibrant center of culture and entertainment with year round events ranging from free outdoor live music performances to art festivals, parades and holiday celebrations like New Year’s Eve fireworks show. With its large grassy plaza surrounded by tall buildings, it’s often referred to as “the living room” of San Francisco due to its huge popularity with residents and visitors alike who come here to relax, take photos or just enjoy the atmosphere.
Union Square is also home to many iconic sculptures such as Jacques Lipschitz's Peace Monument which commemorates World War I; Stephen De Staebler's bronze figures "Man Taking Flight" which celebrates human creativity; Dewey Crumpler's "Rising Sun" sculpture; Ella King Torrey's bronze statue "Girl with Dove"; Robert Berks' impressive monument called Abraham Lincoln Memorial; Ruth Asawa's fountains made out of wrought iron rings; George Segal's "Gay Liberation" sculpture representing early pioneers in LGBT rights movement; plus numerous other works that are sure to impress even seasoned art enthusiasts.
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