Best Hotels near Hult International Business School

Formerly a Mandarin Oriental property, the Loews Regency San Francisco Hotel offers sweeping views of the San Francisco skyline from its perch in one of the city's tallest buildings. Housed in the top 11 floors of the 48-story tower, accommodations offer views of the city or the bay. Recent guests said no matter what the view, the spacious rooms offer the ultimate luxury with amenities like goose down bedding, Italian marble bathrooms with soaking tubs and complimentary Wi-Fi access. When you're not in your room, you can take advantage of the light-filled fitness center or the fully equipped business center, both open 24 hours a day, or relax with a treatment from the on-site spa. When you want to explore the city, you can make use of the house car, which is complimentary during morning commute hours. In the evenings, grab a bite at The Bear and Monarch, the on-site restaurant. Recent visitors said the quality of cuisine and exceptional customer service were worth the high price tags. 

Housed in a former bank building that dates back to the 1920s, the Omni San Francisco Hotel has held on to aspects of its history: The lobby impresses guests with crystal chandeliers, wood paneling and a marble staircase. But the Omni's 362 rooms and suites are also lavish, as they are outfitted in warm red, gold and brown hues, and accommodations include amenities such as flat-screen TVs and iHome docking stations. The majority of travelers who choose to stay at this Omni property leave feeling more than satisfied. The hotel's location at the intersection of Chinatown and the Financial District is a huge selling point, while the competitive room rates pleased guests who like a good value (though parking and Wi-Fi access costs extra). Visitors are also quick to praise the prime cuts served up at Bob's Steak & Chop House.

Sandwiched between the North Beach and South Beach areas of San Francisco, the Club Quarters Hotel San Francisco is ideally located for both business and leisure travelers. It is mere blocks from both Chinatown and the Ferry Building Marketplace, as well as several public transportation stops and numerous businesses, shops and restaurants. Inside, the hotel offers Fish & Farm, a farm-to-table restaurant that serves sustainable seafood (and uses locally sourced ingredients) alongside craft cocktails and wine. Other amenities include a Starbucks in the lobby, loaner iPads, a 24-hour fitness center, in-room yoga kits (upon request) and Guest Request Closets on each floor, which stock extra toiletries in case you forgot something at home. Basic rooms offer workstations, complimentary Wi-Fi and wireless printing, queen-sized beds, flat-screen TVs and Keurig coffee makers, while larger rooms and suites have kitchenettes, separate seating areas and private terraces. Many praised the hotel's unbeatable location, but its "outstanding" staff is what stood out the most to recent lodgers. The only negative mentioned was the high cost of parking (about $34 plus tax for a 24-hour period), but several guests said you could find cheaper rates down the street.

Near the Embarcadero Center at the heart of the Financial District, Le Méridien San Francisco welcomes guests with top-notch service and superb city views. The Méridien also features snazzy yet spacious guest rooms with a brown and white color palate and flat-screen TVs, internet access and minibars. Previous visitors strongly recommended requesting a room on a higher floor with views of the Bay Bridge; you may have to cope with a slightly higher room rate, but travelers say the scenery is worth the extra coin. Despite Le Méridien's proximity to numerous neighborhood eateries, guests suggest sticking around the hotel come mealtime. Foodies will enjoy the in-house Park Grill, which serves upscale Californian cuisine for breakfast and lunch, as well as Bar 333, which services the evening hours with its Mediterranean bistro menu and extensive wine list. And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

This Hilton's units are completely contemporary, adding extra style to visitors San Francisco stay. The 543 guest rooms feature Hilton's signature Serenity beds, flat-screen TVs and large work desks with ergonomic chairs. And the hotel's location, on the fringes of Chinatown and the Financial District, make it a convenient choice for business and leisure travelers alike. However, a central seat does have its downside – some guests, particularly those who stayed on floors closer to street level, complained of late-night noise. Should you need a little extra relaxation, the Hilton San Francisco Financial District houses an on-site day spa, as well as a fitness center. What's more, this property participates in the Hilton Honors program, offering rewards that can be redeemed for free nights in Hilton properties around the globe.

Sidling up next to Ferry Building Marketplace along the Embarcadero, the Hyatt Regency San Francisco earns high praise for its convenient location. Business travelers will find their needs well-met thanks to the hotel's business center, ample meeting space and high-speed internet access. Sightseers will have the city at their front door, with downtown San Francisco and the city's waterfront attractions just a short walk – or trolley ride – away. This massive Hyatt property houses a whopping 804 guest rooms, all of which feature flat-screen TVs, iHome stereo systems and coffee makers. However, not all guests were satisfied with the room decor, saying that the accommodations were nothing special considering their lofty rates. But many visitors say that they received a warm welcome from the staff and that the views from this property are hard to beat. While staying here, travelers will have access to the Hyatt Regency's 24-hour fitness center, as well as its in-house restaurant. And because of its brand ties, Hyatt loyalty program members can earn and use rewards when bedding down here.