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Input: review: I have been to San Francisco several times and it is one of my favorite cities, but this was my first visit to the Cornell Hotel de France. I was totally taken with the personable and helpful staff, as well as the charming architecture and decor. One of my companions was a native San Franciscan and has family is in the hotel/hospitality business, so we could have stayed at any of the large super-hotels, but she recommended this one.She did us a favor! The Cornell was excellent overall: the rooms, spotless, with fresh flowers; the restaurant very nice; the location very convenient and seems safe enough, near Chinatown and Union Square with numerous restaurants and some small shops within walking distance. We even met Monsieur Lambert, the owner, and his daughter. Simply charming!
question: Does this hotel have a good staff?
Output:
I was totally taken with the personable and helpful staff