Help me pick a hotel for Nike Marathon. Have specific needs.

My wife and two girl-friends are running the Nike Womens Marathon later this year in San Francisco. The three are hoping to find a room with at least two full bathrooms and possibly 3 beds if at all possible. The three of them would prefer to share the expense of one room, but being that they%26#39;ll be running 26.2 miles the following day....would like to have their own beds (if possible) and at least two bathrooms.

The hotel needs to be near Union Square and the main requirement is 2 full bathrooms and at least sleeping for 3 adults (2 beds min). Thanks!

Help me pick a hotel for Nike Marathon. Have specific needs.

Try the JW Marriott. They have connecting rooms and suites that may fit your needs.

I don%26#39;t really know of a hotel that has two bathrooms on a standard room. Thus for two bathrooms, they will probably need a suite or two connecting rooms.

Help me pick a hotel for Nike Marathon. Have specific needs.

I was curious about this and so did a search online. It looks like the junior suites at The Warwick Hotel have two bathrooms. I%26#39;m not sure if they are full bathrooms, but it may be worth calling to check out the details.

Thanks for the responses. I%26#39;ll check out both the JW %26amp; Warrick.

You might want to check out the Grosvenor Suites on Pine between the top of Nob Hill and Union Square.

http://www.grosvenorsuites.com/ They offer a nice discount when reserving online. I stayed there a few years ago and had a great view of the TransAmerica pyramid. Also includes a nice little kitchen.

Thanks, but the grosvenor suites has one two bathroom suite and it%26#39;s already booked. Oh well.

Anybody else?

I think your wife and friends should settle on adjoining rooms at the JW Marriott.

If it%26#39;s bathrooms they are after, they will be amazed. All marble, including a soaking tub separate from the shower, tiny TV to distract you from your makeup at the all chrome and mirror vanity.

This is a beautiful hotel, one block from Union Square, with glass elevators, a classy lobby with a fountain with dancing ladies ala the Monet painting.

Oh, I forgot to say, the rooms at the Warwick, while charming, are quite small.