Hotel Kabuki, part of JdV by Hyatt

Very nice hotel and exceptionally friendly and attentive staff

‘Balcony and City view’ is technically correct description but stretching the definition

The staff were outstanding and totally concerned with my comfort, going out of their way to make me feel welcome.

it does feel like a converted office building. the carpeting doesn’t really hide the hard flooring underneath so it lowers the luxe feel.

Great staff and a fun vibe.

I’m attached to this neighborhood because I lived here in’87. I love being able to walk around Japan Town & Fillmore st. The hotel itself is very mellow and laid back. I enjoyed my stay very much.

Convenience is great. Air conditioning in rooms doesn’t work. You have to open to sliding glass doors to get any kind of cooling. The beds are old and super uncomfortable.

The hotel was quiet and had an interesting and lovely aesthetic. The bed was comfortable, and the temperature was nice and cool. The service was good, and the breakfast staff was very attentive. The breakfast buffet had a great spread, and I took advantage of the tea and coffee in the lobby. The bathroom doors situation is weird and I’d appreciate if stepping out of the shower didn’t feel so exposed, especially where there are other hotel rooms within view of the curtains in the main area are open. The gym was awesome. Overall a great stay

Pillows were amazing

Stay here every time I come to SF. It wasn’t that busy but we were busy doing things in the City. Excellent sushi at Sasa nearby.