A clean hotel
This Radisson is located right in the heart of Fisherman's Wharf. The room was clean and the bed was one of the remote controlled, adjustable beds that you can alter the firmness or softness on each side of the bed. Great for getting into a comfortable sleeping position. The room itself is a bit on the small side with not much room around the bed. You get a definite cramped feel in the standard room. This hotel is currently under construction (something I didn't know and wasn't made aware of when I booked my reservation.) It's not noisy when you're trying to sleep at night. The noise from passing trolleys on the street in front of the hotel can be loud at times. You get a little used to it after a day or two. During the day there's a bit of noise and a number of workers throughout the building. It looks almost like two hotels were combined here. There are multiple elevators and some wings of the hotel seem far newer than others. The staff is friendly and courteous. Parking here is ridiculously high. I paid just under $40 a day to SELF park in the attached garage. I thought about moving to one of the nearby independent parking garages, but after doing a bit of research and reading online reviews of them I decided not to. Do NOT park at the nearby parking ramps unless you absolutely have to and your car poses no temptation at all to thieves. My car was safe at the Radisson, but nearby garages have a high incidence of break-ins. The area the hotel is in is relatively safe and well lit. I wouldn't recommend that a woman venture out alone at night. It's safe-ish, and there are lots of joggers during the day, but at night I would recommend that women venture out with a group or take a cab since this is a major city. You're in a heavily tourist area here.