Union Hotel

401 First Street, Benicia, California

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3.0

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Come enjoy this gracious 1882 hotel, in the heart of historic Benicia. The Union Hotel is nestled on the edge of a calm bay, close to nearby scenic attractions. The comfortable decor is reminiscent of California's past and is ... more on BedAndBreakfast.com

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3.0

(16 reviews)

75% of guests recommend this place.

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They also have good free breakfasts. more on TravelPost.com

very nice room with a great view of the Carquenez Straights. more on Yahoo! Travel

The staff was great. more on BedAndBreakfast.com

It offers a fine restaurant within the Inn and is located on... more on Orbitz

The inn has a fantastic location in the heart of downtown historic Benicia, and is within walking distance of Benicia Bay, parks, fine restaurants, and better... more on Travelocity

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3.0

(2 reviews)

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very nice room with a great view of the Carquenez Straights. Located near everything. We will use ... more on Yahoo! Travel

My husband and I stayed here 4 years ago for our honeymoon night. It was bliss, and since then, we have returned for a stay on our anniversary, as well as refering many many people to the hotel. what a sad thing. Given a misunderstanding ... more on Yahoo! Travel

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3.0

(10 reviews)

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We stayed here for three nights as part of a wedding party. I got to see some of the other rooms as well as our own so can compare them. As a frequent traveler, I am aware that some one horse towns wo ... more on TripAdvisor

I spent my birthday weekend at this cute little hotel. You have to keep in mind that its one of the oldest hotels around, that being said it is a lot better than others I have stayed in. It was really ... more on TripAdvisor

My husband and I stayed there for one night in April. In short: very charming, historic hotel, rooms are just the right size, very clean, extremely friendly staff, in a heart of historic Benicia with ... more on TripAdvisor

It took fifteen minutes to check in, and that was the best part of our stay. The bed was like a hammock and it had covers that were torn. Tiniest tv you've ever seen. Occupants upstairs ran their jacu ... more on TripAdvisor

The Union Hotel is an antique gem in the lovely, quiet town of Benetia by the Bay. The front office staff is friendly and helpful. The room was clean, comfortable, and charmingly decorated. The compli ... more on TripAdvisor

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5.0

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This is a quaint inn furnished with beautiful antiques. It offers a fine restaurant within the Inn and is located on ... more on Orbitz

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An elegant inn nestled on the edge of a calm bay. The inn has a fantastic location in the heart of downtown historic Benicia, and is within ... more on Travelocity

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