Union Hotel

Affordable City Stay Steps from San Francisco's Music Scene

Modern, no-frills, and right in the heart of the Mission District, Union Hotel is a solid pick for concert-goers looking to stay close to San Francisco’s buzzing live music venues. Just a short walk from Dolores Park and under two miles from Moscone Center and AT&T Park, this hotel offers simple accommodations with a friendly vibe and 24-hour front desk support.

Why Concert-goers love it

If you're in town for a show, Union Hotel keeps you close to the action without the high price tag. You’ll be near Muni and BART lines—ideal for late-night returns from venues. Though rooms are basic with shared bathrooms, they offer all the essentials like flat-screen TVs and fresh linens. A 24-hour front desk means you can check in late after your show without a hitch.

Who this Hotel is great for

Groups of friends looking to crash affordably after a gig
Solo travelers chasing their favorite artist without breaking the bank
Couples making a weekend of it in the Mission
Fans wanting a quieter post-concert recovery space in a walkable neighborhood
Budget-conscious music fans who’d rather spend on tickets than lodging

Food and Drink Options

While Union Hotel doesn’t have on-site dining, you’re in one of SF’s best neighborhoods for late-night eats. Mission Street is lined with taquerias, cafes, and bars, many open late. Whether it’s a post-show burrito or early morning coffee, you’re covered. No breakfast service here, but plenty of options within a few blocks.

Nightlife Options

The Mission District is known for its vibrant night scene. From trendy cocktail lounges to intimate live music spots, you’ll find plenty to do just minutes from your door. While Union Hotel doesn’t host its own nightlife, you can easily walk to local favorites like bars on Valencia Street or catch a show at one of the area’s indie venues.

What People Say

Guests appreciate the affordable rates and central location, especially for those attending events downtown. Many mention the helpful front desk staff and easy access to public transit. Reviews often point out that while the hotel is basic, it’s clean and well-kept.

Areas for Improvement

Shared bathrooms might not be ideal for everyone, and some guests note that rooms can be on the smaller side. Noise from the street or hallway may be noticeable, so bring earplugs if you’re a light sleeper.

The Bottom Line

Union Hotel is a smart, budget-friendly choice for concert-goers who want to stay near San Francisco’s top venues without sacrificing location or convenience.