Official Review: Grand Hyatt SFO!
Welcome back to Brooke In The Air!
And welcome to my official review of the Grand Hyatt SFO Hotel!
Hotel: Grand Hyatt SFO
Room type: Grand Suite, king bed
Cost: $1,768 USD/2 nights
Trip: solo
1 person
Location: San Francisco, CA. (SFO Airport)
Rating: 4.0/5.0
This was quite a luxurious hotel, in a prime spot and a must-stay for avgeeks (aviation geeks). While not the most luxurious hotel I've stayed at, it proves it doesn't have to be. While providing fine dining (the Quail & Crane) or fast and convenient to-go items that can be enjoyed in your room or on-the-go (more than likely you're heading to a flight, see: Twin Peaks café).
Front page advertising for the Quail & Crane Restaurant, well worth it!
Stonefire cheese pizza on Sourdough!
The Grand Hyatt SFO offers unparalleled service for an airport hotel and deserves its 5-star rating. The fitness center is huge and offers yoga mats, stretch balls, peloton fitness bikes, treadmills, standard recumbent bikes, free weights, circuit training and more, plus complimentary water and towels.
Front room of the fitness center!
What is more is that they truly bend over backwards to serve you which no hotel is obligated to do. If you order Uber Eats or doordash, they'll drop your food at the first floor valet lobby. It's no problem at all.
View from the AirTrain heading to the Grand Hyatt SFO by E gates
And the views! Where do I start? This is where being an avgeek comes into play as an advantage.
Turkish Airlines and ZipAir, outside my window
Emirates A380-800, ZipAir 787-8, EVA Air 777-300ER
My suite had views of the International terminal and half of the “A” gates. I had to get a pad of paper and a pen to keep track of every aircraft I saw. Would I stay here again? Absolutely!
4.0/5.0 is my final rating. The only thing that could make the Grand Hyatt SFO better is a spa on-site.
