Hotel Triton Reviews 

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TrustScore 4 out of 5

3.9

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  4. Budget Hotel
  5. Family Hotel

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Hotel Triton in San Francisco, CA is a boutique hotel with personality and eclectic style just steps from Chinatown and Union Square. Check out our website to learn more about us.


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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Great holiday lovely hotel

Stayed at this hotel a week ago and had a lovely time. I was with the Saga group who looked after all of us so very well, thank you Mary and Tony.
The Hotel was very big and not really suitable for people with mobility issues. The pathway to the promenade and beach through the back gate was very long and steep with steps at the end.
The hotel is very central with lovely walks to the Marina one way and the Paloma Park the other way, Nice shops in the Marina if you like a bit of retail therapy with stops for coffee.
Food was good and varied with two restaurants open during my stay with just one of them closed for lunch service as the hotel was not all inclusive except for Saga guests so many were on half board.
A good clean hotel and pleasant staff. Just two staff that need to find a job they are happy with but it is not at that hotel!! one on the bar service and one of the chefs. A pity as they tend to spoil the whole experience.
On the morning of departure the water was turned off ready for pipe cleaning. The notice said 10:30am which by that time most would had showered and were ready for the day. Unfortunately it went off very early morning and caused problems to all leaving that day (me and other guests) and to those wanting to freshen up for the day. The reason given was it would finish earlier, that doesnt help those leaving for the airport during the morning. That was disappointing
However all in all I would recommend the hotel it was good value for money very central, clean, food good and plentiful. Everything you want from a holiday hotel. I had a great time thank you Best Triton

May 5, 2026
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Rated 4 out of 5 stars

Small but nice hotel

Arrived at the hotel at 7.30am let us leave or luggage till checking at 3 pm.
Told us to help ourselves to a very nice continental breakfast
Arrived back at 3pm where we could help ourselves to wine, beer, cocktails, tea and coffee, all free for 2 hrs
Small hotel but very helpful, a ver enjoyable stay

August 5, 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

5 months after my paid stay they've just misused my mastercard to withdraw another payment!

I stayed at this hotel hotel for 3 nights. From the 22-25 of September 2016. I've been on a roadtrip around the states with my girlfriend and San Francisco was the end to my perfect holidays!

Several weeks before our departure I prebooked a room through AMOMA and prepaid it. But when I arrived to Hotel Triton they said they couldn't find my booking, and that they've experienced lot's of issues with AMOMA (but why then still to business with them and this excuse not helping customers like me at all), and that the Hotel was fully booked, I showed my booking through amoma and a colleague to the receptionist came my and helped me out. Unfortunately they wanted my mastercard information as security for the 3 nights but to a much higer rate than the one through AMOMA. This was meanwhile they sorted out the issue with AMOMA. After some days AMOMA sorted everything out and I ended up paying what I already had paid. At least until now!!

Because I've just found out that Hotel Triton has misused my mastercard to withdraw 717 US dollars from my account. I haven't received any information from them about this matter what so ever. So whithout any notice our curtesy from their side they've decided to withdraw this money 5 months after my stay. This makes me actually very upset and shocked beyond words that they've taken advantage of my creditcard information like this to make a withdrawal.

So my advice to people considering booking this Hotel is don't! I'm never gonna book there again and I'll advice everybody I now not to either. And I sincerly hope they'll sort out the mess they've made and pay me back my money or figure it out with AMOMA (whom I have paid). I've never experienced so much hassle for a booking as I have with Hotel Triton.

March 20, 2017
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