Situated in San Francisco's SoMa district, this contemporary, sophisticated hotel caters primarily to business travellers with sleek furnishings and modern conveniences. Zetta's oversized guest rooms cater to tech savvy travellers. Free standard Wi-Fi is available while high-speed Wi-Fi is an additional cost. The rooms have G-Link connectivity, access to the digital New York Times, and a Jawbone Big Jambox with blue tooth enabled streaming. The lobby has a lounge area and bar for social gatherings. Guests can enjoy use of the Playroom which has pool, shuffleboard, and giant Jenga among other games. There is also a wellness centre with state-of-the-art gym equipment. Their British-style brassier, The Cavalier, serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Room service is available for guest’s wishing to stay in. Zetta is within walking distance of Union Square and Moscone Convention Center.
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Previous guests were in love with Hotel Zetta's Playroom. In addition to the more traditional pool and shuffleboard, they have board games, video games, and a giant Jenga set. They described a lively scene, with the room almost packed some nights with hap
Hotel Zetta boasts that all their rooms are over-sized or suites. Guests have certainly noticed, with many reviews praising the spaciousness of the rooms. This feature was particularly appreciated by guests staying long term, or travelling with children.
The hotel is just a short walk from Westfield Shopping Center, one of the largest shopping centres in the area. It's also near Union Square and the convention centre, a feature both business and leisure travellers appreciated. Public transportation is onl
Many guests had a problem with the number of homeless people in proximity to the hotel, with some reporting feeling relief as they stepped through the "safety" of the hotel's door. It is worth noting that none of these reviewers actually had any sort of n
Though the hotel makes no claims of great views, many guests were unhappy with the view from their window (or lack thereof). They described looking out at a dirty window, and feeling of claustrophobia steaming from the lack of natural light.
Many reviews complained that the older model A/C units in their room made quite the racket, with hyperbolic descriptions being bandied about like "a 747 taking off".
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