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Three Star Hotel Guide for Northern California

There’s a reason the top 3 star hotels in Northern California, United States of America are so incredibly popular: They combine comforting amenities and just-for-you service with some of the best rates and discounts the area has to offer. When you book a stay at a three star hotel in Northern California, you’ll get access to perfect little perks like on-site restaurants and cocktail bars, well-appointed fitness centers, and spacious rooms.

Search for a cheap deal on a 3 star upscale hotel in Northern California for the most elegant experience, or grab a low rate on one of the cheap 3 star hotels in Northern California near the local attractions, if you want something a touch more unassuming. Whatever your traveling style, make sure to use the search tools at Expedia to track down prices, read more about amenities, and score a few local discounts.

From business trips to family getaways, the Northern California 3 star hotels offer a fantastic home base for any type of vacation.

Frequently asked questions

What are the best 3-star hotels in Northern California?
If you’re headed to San Francisco for your Northern California getaway, you’ll find some comfortable 3-star hotels. Many Expedia guests opt for Handlery Union Square Hotel. Around 0.1 mi west of downtown, it features designer toiletries and pool sun loungers. Another highly recommended escape is Inn At Union Square. Book a room here and you’ll have access to a pillowtop mattress and designer toiletries, and be around 0.1 mi northwest of the center.
How much does it cost to stay in a 3-star hotel in Northern California?
Try Expedia’s sort and search filters to secure a reasonably priced 3-star hotel for your Northern California trip. Simply set your budget with our convenient pricing tool. You can also choose the amenities you’d like, preferred neighborhood and a lot more.

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What is the difference between a 4-star and 3-star hotel in Northern California?
Reserve a room at a 3-star hotel and you can look forward to tidy and comfortable rooms and conveniences such as free WiFi, exercise equipment and coffee and tea making facilities. These properties may also offer a restaurant and bar on-site. Elevate your Northern California break by opting for a 4-star hotel. With things like a day spa, 24-hour room service and upscale bathroom products, you’ll experience a superior level of relaxation and comfort.
What is the difference between a 3-star hotel and a motel in Northern California?
One of the perks of choosing a motel around Northern California is affordable rates. This means extra pennies in your pocket for sightseeing tours. Often located near highways and airports, and with plenty of parking, this property style is popular among road trippers. When you stay at a 3-star hotel, you’ll get more than just an inviting room to sleep in. You’ll also usually have access to amenities like business facilities and a fitness center.
Are there any 3-star hotels with free breakfast in Northern California?
With Tallman Hotel‘s complimentary breakfasts, you won’t have to deal with searching for a spot to eat when you get up in the mornings. A swimming pool and a terrace also help to make this a convenient and comfortable Northern California getaway. Rest Hotel Plymouth is another sought-after 3-star pick where you can wake to a delicious free meal.
Do any 3-star hotels in Northern California have a pool?
Pack your swimsuit and hit the pool at Tallman Hotel. Another 3-star option where you can take a refreshing dip in between sightseeing trips is Rancho Caymus Inn. The warmest months of June, July and August are the perfect time to reserve a hotel with a pool in Northern California. Daily average temperatures range from 59ºF at night to 88ºF during the day in the warmest month of July.
What 3-star hotels in Northern California have an on-site restaurant?
If your travels through Northern California include San Francisco, book a room at Chancellor Hotel on Union Square. This 3-star getaway has an on-site restaurant in addition to blackout curtains and free WiFi. Kensington Park Hotel is another popular choice in this city. Eat without leaving the comfort of your accommodations and make use of blackout curtains and dry cleaning and laundry services here.
Do any 3-star hotels in Northern California have WiFi?
Check in to one of our 3-star hotels with WiFi in Northern California and enjoy the ease of posting photos to social media or replying to work emails. Inn At Union Square and Handlery Union Square Hotel are two options where you can stay connected while venturing around San Francisco. Remember that WiFi may be complimentary or charged at an extra fee, so check before you book.
What 3-star hotels in Northern California have parking?
Stay in one of our 3-star options with parking in Northern California and spare yourself the trouble of finding someplace to leave your car. Rancho Caymus Inn and Gravity Haus Truckee-Tahoe both provide this amenity and much more. From Pier 39 to Stanford University, your Northern California trip will be packed with awesome experiences around every corner.
Do any 3-star hotels in Northern California have rooms with a kitchenette?
Expedia’s 3-star getaways with kitchenettes in San Francisco, Northern California make it a breeze to whip up home-style food in between discovering top attractions. The Donatello and Club Wyndham Canterbury are two stays where you can spend less on restaurants and more on activities. The first also comes with a sauna and premium bedding, while a games room and a nearby metro station are among the other amenities at the second.

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