Luxurious Stay at Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco, California

Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman’s Wharf

2500 Mason Street, Near Pier 39, San Francisco, CA 94133, United States

Rating

4.1

GreenLeader

2024

Price Level

$$$$

Rooms

531

Pets

May

Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman’s Wharf, San Francisco

Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman’s Wharf

Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman’s Wharf is located close to Pier 39, one of the most iconic parts of San Francisco, and it offers the best services so that you can enjoy an unforgettable stay. Its complete facilities include free WiFi, an outdoor pool, gym and conference rooms. This hotel in San Francisco has more than 500 rooms that are perfectly equipped to offer you maximum comfort. Each of them has satellite TV, a mini-fridge, coffee machine and air conditioning, and many more amenities. The facilities at Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman’s Wharf also include a pool with sun loungers and umbrellas where you can enjoy the Californian climate throughout the hottest months. The food at this hotel in Pier 39 won’t disappoint you. At the bar/restaurant, we offer American buffet breakfasts and á la carte lunches and dinners so that you can choose the dishes you like the most. In addition, you also have the option of the snack bar, open all day, where you can try delicious snacks and appetisers.

Price & Availability

Apply changes

We are sorry to inform you that there are no rooms available for the selected dates at this hotel. This may be due to high demand, limited availability, or special events but don't worry, we have some other hotels that you might like. You can also modify your search parameters and try other dates or hotels that suit your needs and preferences.

Overall

Very Good

4.1

2240 reviews

Customers Review

Location 5

Cleanliness 4.4

Comfort 4.1

Neighborhood 4.5

Amenities 4.2

Condition 4.2

Recomendation 85%

“The add on fees make it really hard to enjoy your stay. $20 per day amenity fees? Since when are basic amenities not included in the room rate? The employees are desensitized to the complaints and the scoffs at the crazy prices. $30 for Breakfast, $30 for a beer and a wine. $15 for two coffees. It goes on. This is good comic relief if your not looking for a place to stay.”

— Mark Porter

“Very nice, clean and quiet. All king rooms are located on the main floor but it was quiet. The "destination fee" sucks but do take advantage of the bike rental and $15 food/beverage credit each day and it helps. The lady working the espresso machine in the morning makes the BEST lattes! Honestly haven't had a latte that amazing since cafes in Sydney.”

— Kate Barker