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Taj Campton Place

Name: Taj Campton Place
Address: 340 Stockton St, San Francisco, CA 94108, San Francisco, United States
Telephone: +14157815555
Price range: $190–$1,870
Rating: 4.4

340 Stockton St, San Francisco, CA 94108

Google 4.4

Overall 59

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$190

26 Oct 2026

Highest upcoming

$1,870

6 Apr 2027

Median nightly

$257

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Cheapest week

21 to 27 Nov

23% below annual median

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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide

Character and identity

Taj Campton Place occupies a tight, well-mannered footprint one block off Union Square, slotted into the cityscape where San Francisco's shopping and gallery districts converge. The 110-room boutique feels deliberately small-scale: an intimate lobby in tan marble with area rugs and low sofas, guest rooms built around window nooks (many with city views), plush beds and Molton Brown amenities. Service runs warm and accommodating, with multilingual concierges (Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Arabic, Hindi, Mandarin) and a kitchen that will cook off-menu for picky eaters. Multiple eateries and a bar sit downstairs.

Who's it for

Best for:
Shoppers, gallery-goers and museum visitors who want to walk to Saks, Chanel, Neiman Marcus and Gump's straight from the lobby. Couples planning a wedding or rehearsal dinner will find the events team unusually responsive (they have pulled together a City Hall ceremony in under 24 hours). Solo travellers and small-dog owners are well looked after.

Should look elsewhere:
Families needing connecting rooms, sprawl, a pool or a kids' club won't find that here; this is a compact urban boutique, not a resort. Cat owners are out (dogs only, up to 15 pounds, $100 fee), and anyone wanting a quiet, residential setting should skip the Union Square address.

Bottom line

The pitch here is location and attentive, personal service at boutique scale, not grand-hotel theatre or headline dining. Book it if you're in town to shop Union Square, see galleries, or host an intimate wedding and want concierge depth without a 500-room machine around you. Aim for September or October, when San Francisco is dry, sunny and short-sleeve warm; request a higher floor with a city-view nook.

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