Hotel Kabuki

Located in Japan town this Hyatt operated hotel has many qualities coupled with some flaws. Pros The location is a plus with many restaurants and shops nearby. The hotel is modern, windows open and some have balconies. I don't know what they mean by city views since all bedrooms face the city one way or another. Facing the back of the hotel can be somewhat noisy as vehicles zoom through Geary street. Bedrooms are spacious including the ones with two beds. Free coffee and water available throughout your stay. Continental breakfast offers a good selection of fruit and some pastries, the more expensive full breakfast does not offer much more with few palatable hot dishes. The seating arrangements for breakfast are a large community table and a couple of individual tables, clearly an unsatisfactory set up. Which brings us to the Cons: Weak sluggish and capricious wifi. The main drawback is the absence of a door between the bathroom and the bedroom, a skimpy Japanese style half curtain is the only separation.To make matters worse the lone light switch controls all lights in the bathroom and illuminates the bedroom while you want to sleep.

Everyone who worked here and the quality of the room - outstanding. But no in/out parking at $49 per day & no room service really hurt my experience. I ordered through DoorDash but had to go to the front desk to pick up my order.Very disappointing and should be advertised before booking.

Excellent location, especially during times downtown and union square may be congested or ridiculously priced. Some great food around here and a very fast bus ride to most places you would need to go. I'll definitely stay here again. Thanks!

The Kabuki has a unique location, in Japantown. it's a fun change from the standard business hotels in San Francisco. The lobby is interesting and they have fun events: classes in sushi rolling and Japanese whisky tastings. The staff is wonderful. They found an item we left and shipped to us at home. Only complaint. Several of the hipper Hyatt hotels don't have drawers for people to store clothes in. The bathroom didn't have a single shelf - where do they think we put our toothpaste, toothbrush, etc? But overall a great hotel.

Went for a business trip--was really happy with my experience. All of the staff I interacted with were really friendly. Loved that they served a japanese-style breakfast one of the days we were there (feels great to start my day with some rice, eggs, fish, and soup!) but they also had american-style options as well. The main conference room has a huge window and tech worked well. The lobby was cozy and good for some independent work time. I really enjoyed saying hello to the koi fish every morning. Highly recommend.