When traveling to a new city, finding a hotel that suits your needs can often be a challenge. Most people are usually concerned about budget, then location followed by amenities. Here is a brief guide to some San Francisco Hotels.

Budget Hotels (Under $100 per Night)

La Luna Inn is located in San Francisco's marina district. Recently renovated, La Luna Inn breaks away from the typical floral bedspreads and is decorated very modernly. The hotel provides complimentary parking and continental breakfast. The room doors have outside access. Prices start at $79 per night.

The Pickwick Hotel is situated just one block from the Westfield San Francisco Center in the downtown area. There is easy access to cable-cars in the SoMa district. The hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet throughout the building. The rooms start at $89 per night.

The Powell Hotel is also next to the Westfield San Francisco Cenrre. This historic boutique hotel was built in 1908 and still features some of the original decorations. The Powell Hotel offers complimentary wireless Internet and pillow-top mattresses. There is also a cafe on-site. The rooms start at $95 per night.

"More to Offer" Hotels

The Westin is located in the heart of the SoMa district, just one block from the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and three blocks from Union Square. This hotel has a restaurant and lounge, fitness center and conference rooms. Down comforters, pillow-top mattresses and marble bathrooms are offered in all of their 676 rooms. Prices start at $139 per night.

The Omni San Francisco Hotel is a vintage hotel and its rooms are accented with crown moldings, ornate headboards and polished mahogany. Bob's Steak and Chop House is an upscale restaurant in the hotel with Bob's Bar adjacent to the restaurant. The hotel is located two blocks from Chinatown and five blocks from Union Square and the Ferry Building. The rooms include cordless phones, Internet connections and minibars. The rooms here start at $178 per night.

Luxury Hotels

Hotel Nikko is located two blocks from Union Square and one block from the cable cars. The hotel is elegantly modern with an Asian influence. This hotel features an indoor atrium pool, meditation rooms and Shiatzu massage rooms. The Anzu restaurant, located in the hotel, showcases top Japanese cuisine. The room's amenities include pillow-top mattresses, down comforters and very plump pillows. Each room comes with a plasma TV and beautiful views of the San Francisco skyline. Prices for this luxury hotel start at $328 per night.