Hotel Triton - A Kimpton Hotel

The minute your family enters the modern lobby of this small hotel, you'll know you're not in Kansas anymore. This... more on gocitykids.com

Hotel Triton is across the street from the famous dragon gate entrance to Chinatown, within walking distance of Union Square, and approximately 14 miles from San Francisco International Airport, the theater district, the Museum of Modern Art, and... more on travel.yahoo.com

In Short :A mural of the god Triton presides over the boat-shaped reception desk of this whimsical... more on citysearch.com

Hotel Triton was built in 1927 and re-opened by Bill Kimpton in 1991. The 140 room Hotel Triton is one of San Francisco's most distinctive hotels. The Triton represents the talents of several... more on mytravelguide.com

5.0	untitled (Sep 28, 2004) The Hotel Triton was refreshingly not the bland, dull corporate hotel. I was in town for a conference for a week and enjoyed coming... Susan W. , a user of MyTravelGuide, Read full review on MyTravelGuide
5.0	Perfect Destination Hotel (25-Apr-07) The Triton was a treat and we will return with... Kelly H , a user of Expedia.com, Read full review on Expedia.com
2.5	Funky Rooms, Great Design, Service Okay (09/27/2006) Had a good time here. The rooms are very interesting-- no... adonic , a user of citysearch.com, Read full review on citysearch.com
0	We don't stay anywhere else... I'm from the City, and my boyfriend and I have stayed at lots of hotels there over the last twelve years. Since about five years ago, though, the Hotel Triton has become the ONLY place we stay in San Francisco. We LOVE it! We go up at least once a year, usually for a week-long conference... tpoc , a user of fodors.com, Read full review on fodors.com
4.5	untitled (Nov 10, 2004) The hotel was wonderful. We had a very quiet, cozy room, which is unusual in... a user of MyTravelGuide, Read full review on MyTravelGuide
5.0	Would stay there again (21-Mar-07) I took other reviewer's advice and requested a room away from the alley-... Rebecca F , a user of Expedia.com, Read full review on Expedia.com

Exit the airport and take US-101 N toward San Francisco. Take the exit for I-280 N / Port of SF, and follow the signs for the Port of SF. I-280 ends and becomes King St; continue on King St. Take the 3rd St exit, and then turn left onto 3rd St. Proceed about eight blocks and cross Market St, when 3rd St becomes Kearny St. Continue on Kearny St for three blocks. Turn left onto Sutter St and proceed one block. Turn right onto Grant Ave, and Hotel Triton is two blocks on right at corner of Grant Ave and Bush St.

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Rooms: 140
Floors: 7
Year Built: 1912
Admission : Expensive.

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