Great hotel for travelers! We enjoyed complementary breakfast in the morning (vegetarian which was a bonus for us) and left our bags at the front desk for the day after we checked out. Felt safe in a new area which was important read more

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This experience left us feeling like we stayed with family that didn't really want us to stay but our mom made them. First impressions the maintenance guy parked in the loading zone with sun visor in the window, so clearly no plans to move anywhere soon. We had to double park and schlep all our things upstairs, before getting a bell cart. The guy checking us in seemed very apathetic and like he didn't want to be there. The room wasn't ready, okay fine it's only two... he took our phone and emailed to supposedly alert us to the room being ready.., surprise! Never happened... We get to the room and it's relatively clean but lots of disrepair. Wallpaper peeling, paint chipping, rundown, outdated. The bed was crazy platformed even for me at 5'10" and my husband 6'3" we had to jump into it. The mattress, bedding, and pillows were so uncomfortable we barely slept. The hook for towels was hung 10' up the wall...why???? Bath robes with stains too small for an adult. Another surprise! Second night the light that was off was on in the middle of the night it somehow turned on... my husband nor I turned it on again we were asleep... Next day getting ready to leave 10:00 am checkout is 11:00, some guy knocked at our door then left once we answered. 10:33 I got the bell cart and came back to the room only to be locked out. I had to go get my key reactivated. Overall I do not recommend read more

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I had a mixed experience during my stay at Hotel Majestic. Pros: Large room and bathroom, clean, and great value for the price. Beautiful historic building in a convenient central location. Continental breakfast was decent, though basic. Cons: The bed (mattress and linens) was very uncomfortable, and temperature control was a challenge. Heat is centrally controlled and the window AC unit didn't work well, making the room too hot for good sleep. The TV in the room could also use an upgrade. Breakfast could use more variety--especially fruit and hot options like bacon or sausage. Overall: Great space and location, but comfort--especially sleep quality--needs improvement. read more

Stayed here for a short one night trip up to the city. We picked the hotel for its convenient location in Japantown, just a short walk from the mall and our late night dinner reservation. We arrived early and received great service from the gentleman at the front desk. We were able to check in early and had our choice of room on the first floor or higher up. There isn't any parking onsite, but we were able to find a spot on the street just down the block, and since it was a weekend, there wasn't a time restriction. A lot of the parking in the immediate area is limited to a couple of hours on weekdays, so you might have to park a little further or pay for a garage nearby if you're staying on a weekday. Our room looked very grand with the chandelier, drapes over the bed, and big armoire. Though the hotel is a bit older, they did a good job of making it feel more grand vs old. It was also very clean. The room had a tv and mini fridge, and the hotel had a bar and complimentary breakfast. The breakfast had eggs, a waffle maker, fruit, cereal, and some other breads and bagels. It wasn't the best, but pretty comparable to other hotel breakfasts. It was great to have the already included meal though to start our day. Unfortunately the bed was loud and not very comfortable, so I don't think I'd be able to stay many nights on it. Even the one night, we didn't sleep that great. Would still recommend this spot though since it was reasonably priced and in a great area! read more

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There was an incident where an employee followed me into the elevator (he never looked at which floor just jumped in) then once floor was reached to just took the stairs down opposite way of my room. An hour later he was knocking at my door. I was in shower so I kinda freaked. Confronted him later & he made up some weird excuse about a phone call for room next door! Needless to say I packed my bags & tried to find another room but it was late & I had an early flight. I informed my hotel neighbors of the incident & barricaded myself in the room as the doors only have the general locking mechanism. Management please feel free to reach out to me so I can give u month/date/time of incident so you can remove that employee. Unacceptable. Everything else about hotel was fine. read more

This is one of the best stays I've ever had in SF. The staff are very friendly via messaging, they're a little more stoic in person but still patient and kind. I asked for another shampoo and conditioner bottle and he came back with like 8 bottles. It made me laugh a bit. Complimentary breakfast is simple but filling options. Scrambled eggs, waffles/other breads, spreads (including Nutella), cereal, fresh fruits, OJ, tea/coffee. Nothing grand but will save lots on breakfast costs outside. The location is perfect, despite the huge hill you have to walk up from Japantown. We were lucky enough to snag a parking across the street (weekday parking has very limited hours, be aware). The lobby area is adorable. They have books you can read a chess table you can use next to the computer/business area. The room is GORGEOUS. The bathroom is the one I dream about having someday (except I'd want a central fan or HVAC system). They don't have body soap but I just used some of the shampoo. The bed is like a princess bed with the drapes and inside lamps. There's a safe in the closet and personal mini fridge on top of a dresser (there's a microwave in the same area you'd eat breakfast available all night if you ask the staff for assistance). I personally didn't like that the AC directly faces the bed but my husband loved it, especially if we went during the summer. I also would note the curtains are not black out curtains and you will need to bring an eye mask or be woken up by the bright room. We will be returning to this hotel in the future. Honestly if I ever needed to run away for a weekend from my husband I'd come back to drink wine in the bath like a drama. Not that'd I'd ever need to but the ambience is just perfect for it. read more

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Room 207 the Herb Cain suite was great. It faces the tree not the back of the building. It has a huge living room! The bed is very comfortable but is quite high off the floor. They actually have a little step stool! The decor is very 1930s. There's an elevator, but it's a really slow so being on the second floor is really handy. We didn't use the elevator once. read more

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I stayed at the Hotel Majestic for three nights, April 8th through April 11th, 2026. Here is a summary of my stay. April 8th: The first thing I saw when I walked through the front door and proceeded up the stairs to the front desk were two plastic containers filled with small white balls in pink liquid on the ground. Not a good thing to see upon entering a hotel. I was greeted by...no one. No one in sight. Fifteen minutes later, a front desk person appeared and immediately began helping someone else, someone who appeared out of nowhere. When the front desk person turned her attention to me, she was absolutely charming and unfailingly polite. I reserved a premium queen room. I was given room 503, which looked and felt nothing like the premium queen room shown on the hotel's website. It did not have a four-poster bed, it did not have a sitting area, it was not a spacious room. Except for the bed, every piece of furniture was jammed into the small space. For instance, I could not open the armoire or the refrigerator without moving the tv stand. The room had a strong cloying chemical odor, like bug spray or that car air freshener that hang from the rear view mirror. The smell lingered the entire first night, and did not dissipate until the following evening, more than twenty-four hours later. The room was 80 degrees when I entered it. It was so hot that I slept with the air conditioning on the first night. To give you a feeling about the comfort level of that room, I live in Los Angeles, and I never sleep with air conditioning in Los Angeles. And in at least 100 visits to San Francisco, I have never slept with air conditioning either. April 9th: At the end of my first evening event, I returned to the hotel late. I was jet-lagged and I badly needed to sleep well. I hung the Do Not Disturb sign on my room. Nonetheless, sometime during the morning I was awakened by loud knocking and someone saying "Housekeeping!" in a loud voice. Good-bye to sleep. The only thing I needed from the room the entire day was a hot bath. I shut the bath tub drain, turned on the water, and...nothing. The water went down the drain. I tried every possible way of shutting the drain, to no avail. I called the front desk. The front desk person said the workmen who maintain the hotel bathrooms were leaving in ten minutes. I needed to bathe and dress for an important evening event, so I couldn't have workmen in my room at that time. I was told there were no vacant rooms to which to move me either. I quickly showered instead. Before I left the hotel for the evening, I told the person at the front desk to make sure no one woke me the next morning to fix the bath tub. Rather, I would let the front desk know as I was leaving the hotel so they could send the workmen to my room when I wasn't there. April 10th: Someone woke me up before 8:00 am by knocking on my door and loudly saying "Workmen!" I sent them away. Good-bye to sleep two nights in a row. When I was ready to step out that morning, I stopped by the front desk to let them know it was a good time to send up the workmen to repair the bath tub drain. No one was there. Ten minutes later, I fetched a pen and two pink post-it notes from the front desk and left a note about the workmen. I also asked the front desk to ensure a housekeeper tidied my room, especially since no one had tidied it the previous day. When I arrived back at the hotel late the previous night, the bed was unmade, there were towels on the floor, etc. At night, I asked the front desk if the bath tub in my room had been repaired. He said he didn't know. I mentioned I would like to discuss my hotel stay with the appropriate person before my departure the next morning. He thought that would be fine. April 11th: When I went to see the front desk person this morning at 8:45 am, no one was there. When she appeared, I spoke to her about my hotel stay. She said "Sorry." She provided no solution. She offered no recompense. I asked her to apply either an AARP discount or an AAA discount to my bill. She said she would ask her supervisor. I said, "I am paying the bill now. Won't it be too late to apply a discount later?" She replied, "Oh, yes. Probably." "So shouldn't we apply it now?" "I would have to talk to my supervisor." I asked for a reduction of my bill because there were so many mishaps during my stay. "I would have to talk to my supervisor." "Is your supervisor here?" "Oh, no." Then I left the hotel for the trip to the airport. P.S.: I sent an email to Amit S., the hotel manager, with the above information and a request for a partial refund. I received a reply a few days later, with apologies and a promise of a review and a resolution. That was nearly a month ago. Despite following up twice, I never heard back from the hotel. read more

Raji was an amazing employee that was able to help us at on a super late check in coming at 5 AM! She was not only able to accommodate for our room at such a late time, but she was also able to give us the best recommendations for the most active bars and restaurants! She did so much by putting us on the daytime activities for Sunday on Easter, April 20. Recommending going to Dolores park which was an amazing experience in itself! read more

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A very cute botituqe hotel. Keep in mind that this is an old building and you won't be disappointed. My friends and I stayed here when we went to a show at the Fillmore. It was so nice to walk to the venue (although there is definitely a big hill you have to climb on the way back). Like most hotels in SF, there is no parking garage. There is street parking and a few garages in the area. If you choose to park on the street, make sure that you read the parking signs. Do not block any driveways, you will be towed if you do. The room was clean and the staff were very friendly, I love that the hotel has a free breakfast included. Our room had a A/C unit, which is really nice, a lot of older hotels don't. You are next to Gough Street, so there is some noise. If you are a light sleeper make sure to pack some earplugs. I would definitely stay here again. read more

They stole my new Airpods and a pair of new Soundcore airbuds. We called a few hours to let them know we left them in the right nightstand drawer and the clerk went up to check. Didn't call back for an hour. We called and they said they were not there. The help must have stolen them. That night, Find My on my iphone no longer showed my Airpods. read more

Back in 2017 my boss's assistant reprimanded me on my travel spending. IDK..something about not spending a thousand dollars on dinner. :-/ I quickly learned that If I spend LESS on hotels, I have MORE money for wining and dining my clients; that is how I found this gem! For around 200-300 usd, you get to stay in a MAGICAL HISTORIC Hotel on SUTTER Street which is a stones throw from all the high end restaurants in the embarcadero area (Ozomo, La Mar, etc) Hotel Majestic has various kind of rooms (Suites, twin bed rooms,etc) so make sure to speak to the front desk about what your needs are so they recommend the best configuration for you. This is a HISTORIC hotel. While it is magical, and gorgeous and full of old world charm, there are some details that are old and slightly worn; i.e. the curtains, a.c., etc. I can care less as I just care about location, cleanliness and staff which is SO NICE. read more

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My favorite hotel!! This is the 2nd time my & my partner stayed here & the staff is always so kind to us accommodating us to whatever we need. It's in a safe area but you're still near a lot of places like Union square or Japan town. We always stay in the king suite & it's so clean with a lot of space & everything is so comfortable. Staying here truly is like a fairytale!! read more

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We stayed at this hotel for one night in August. Arrived around midnight. There is a doorbell you can ring and the front desk agent will let you in & check you in. The place was so nice looking. Very luxurious feel to it. It is an old building but they definitely kept it updated as much as possible. There is not central AC and our ceiling fan did not work but they did have a portable AC unit and it did decently. I don't think we were there long enough for it to effectively cool down the whole suite lol. But nonetheless it was an amazing stay/experience. The continental breakfast was very nice too. Had great options to choose from and you could either dine downstairs or take it back up to your room. I wish I took photos of this place but I did not take any we checked in super late and left super early. Street sweepers sweep on Thursday, so make sure if you park right in front of there, you move your car before 7am lol read more

Well appointed. Clean rooms. Good breakfast. All this in a well preserved turn of the century facility. Staff was accommodating and attentive. read more

This hotel was excellent. Love the architecture, and the vibe of the hotel. Our room was clean and spacious. Only complaint was the phone didn't work and the shower head didn't work properly. But enjoyed having a claw tub. The views were nice and the service at the front desk was impeccable. Also love the complimentary breakfast! Would recommend this hotel to anyone looking to be near a lot of places to see in San Fran. It was conveniently close to a bunch of bus stops and japantown. read more

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This was the single worst hotel I have ever stayed at in my life from the bed, which is too high to get into to the pillows, which were useless to the horrible complementary breakfast to the noise, which persisted all night and made it too noisy to sleep I would not recommend anyone staying in this horrible hotel read more

Stayed here for a quick weekend trip and was pleasantly surprised by the room's charm! It was clean, staff were helpful, and they accommodated our request for the deep soaking tub which was super nice! Only thing that was a bummer was the parking situation, we had to park a block or two away because the streets and local public lots were full. read more

Amazing hotel, nice, clean, cute decor. Alisha at the front desk was amazing. Had great customer service. She made our stay pleasurable. Even made sure we received an item that we left behind. We loved staying here! Will definitely be back. read more

We needed a hotel for one night in this part of the city, and this place totally hit the spot. Unusual for many hotels I've visited, the way this hotel portrays itself on its website is very accurate. We stayed in the queen junior suite, which was roomy & comfortable. The bed required some climbing skills to get into, but I guess that's the way they were in the mid-19th Century, when the building was built. The staff were great (thanks for giving us help and history in the morning, Manoj!). Mayank checked us in very efficiently and with a good welcoming. The gym is nice and is appropriate size for the place. Breakfast is as advertised. It's a good value 3* hotel, and it has history and Grace. We would stay here again. read more

This was my first time at this hotel and I must say I won't be back and here's why: While it is nice looking on the outside, the inside doesn't match. The hotel itself seems old and gives me funeral home vibes. Not only that but they had a private Halloween party that went on until 3am. The walls are very thin and I couldn't sleep. read more

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Terrible owners/management and customer service. Front desk person was rude and mean, and they refused to fix a major plumbing issue in our room. read more

Okay, I have to admit that when we walked in the hotel's lobby, it felt and looked straight haunted. My boyfriend and I looked at each other and just started laughing. At one point I think we did the Martin "daaaamn", hand over mouth and everything. We made our way up to our humble abode and again, laughter abound as we looked around the room: a time capsule that immediately transported us to the 17th century. (Not physically, thank God... Wasn't a great time for my people.) The four-poster bed frame was adorable, and the heavy curtains are probably perfect for a hangover. Our room was a good size and since the hotel boasts a pretty interesting theme, I spent a good amount of time exploring the room itself. Of course, there are some sacrifices you must make when entering the 17th century. Carpet that you can definitely smell, teeny TVs (a 17th century staple), and an elevator that I flat-out refused to enter because I can't imagine my sister being notified of my death only to hear that I wasted away in a damn elevator from 1853 that I never should've used at a haunted hotel. Anyway, we actually had a good stay and enjoyed our NYE (damn this review is late!) in the comfortable confines of our spot and it's worth a stay to check out the concept alone. read more

Hotel Majestic is an absolute god send! I have been staying here for a week (feels much longer lol) and will be here another half week due to flooding from sprinklers from a fire above my apartment unit. They have been so gracious, accommodating, and kind to me during my stay with them. Hotel Majestic in one of the best neighborhoods in San Francisco (near Japantown) which is quiet, safe, and fairly easy to find street parking. Manoj, Alisha, and the other staff are some of the kindest people I've ever met. Thank you Majestic Hotel for making this unexpected experience go as smoothly as possible for me. read more

Frustrating stay at the Majestic. When I arrived, the person checking us in said that we would owe $661 upon our departure. I informed her that I had paid through Booking.com. She looked up the reservation, confirmed that we had paid and then said that we definitely would not be charged, that she couldn't initially "see" the payment because of a change in software. We checked out and the lady said nothing. The following day, I discovered a $764.84 charge to my bank account! I of course called and expressed my frustration. The money was refunded within 48 hours. Nevertheless, the situation left a very bad taste in my mouth. Further, I asked that a massive air filter in the room be removed (in previous stays it wasn't there, and it was blocking our ability to use the table for guests). The front desk said that they would send someone to remove the air filter, and no one ever came. Our final issue was with the bar service. The bartender on both occasions was inattentive and slow. It was quite annoying. We have stayed at this hotel multiple times. This time unfortunately left a very bad impression. I don't know if we will be returning. Very frustrating experience. read more

I really enjoyed staying here. The staff was really friendly and accommodating. Will def come back and recommend to friends.

Charming hotel but needs some upgrades. Had to ask for room to be serviced multiple. Happy to have breakfast but was lackluster. Lovely area. read more

Stayed 2 nights. Beautiful old hotel. Staff was super friendly! No on-site parking available which I hated. We parked a few blocks away and it was cold/windy walking to the hotel. The beds were so hard! We stayed in the master suite. The walls were thin. You can hear people's footsteps all night so it was hard to fall asleep. read more

Charming hotel that I visit whenever I have business in SF. The staff are really pleasant and helpful, and the vibe here is a throwback to another time in a really cool way. I soak in a clawfoot tub, and sleep ins read in a four poster bed in a beautiful corner suite. Love it. read more

First of all, do your research before you stay here so you will know if it's a good fit for you. Go to their website and understand this hotel is over 100 years old. Also understand it isn't going to have a speedy elevator and AC. It's a historic building and has to and should stay that way. I picked this place on recommendation from a friend, and because the location was two miles from my destination for work, and the price was right. I also did research on this hotel and knew what I was getting into. This hotel is quintessential San Francisco. I stayed here three nights on business in a Queen Junior Suite. I knew exactly what to expect and was not disappointed. First of all, the staff are outstanding. I've traveled a lot for work and the last time I had such hospitality was at a boutique hotel in Novara, Italy. The first night I went to the bar and was greeted by Amit who does a beautiful job with the hotel's specialty cocktails. In the bar was one of the management staff named Roz and he was talkative, kind, witty, and accommodating. The hotel room (309) was very clean and comfortable! I've never taken a bath in a clawfoot tub so that was an absolute treat. My suite had a canopy queen four post bed with antique furniture. This place is full of charm and I cannot stress how fantastic all the staff were, from front desk folks to valet to housekeeping. It was such a fun and lovely experience and I didn't have any issues with excessive street noise any more than any other SF hotel I've stayed. My work travels have allowed me to stay at many different types of hotels and I can say I will most definitely stay here again. I knew from the start I would have no regrets. This is a true boutique hotel. What would be really awesome is if the gas fireplaces in the room worked. I dunno if that's a retrofit situation or what but it would make it even more charming and fun. read more

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How is it that each time I come here my experience only gets better and better? Seriously feels like home away from home. Or more like, CAN THIS BE MY HOME????? haha I seriously love this place. Great customer service, bar on site, beautiful aesthetic and character throughout the hotel and in the rooms, and just overall a lovely experience. read more

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My Fiancé and I had stayed for only one night, and in that one night, they were SO accommodating. They work with you if you need to check in early/late and have a 24-hour concierge if you have any questions regarding your reservation/stay. They greeted us warmly when we came in, gave us a speedy check in, and accommodated us when we were a tad bit late due to traffic. Sadly, there is no parking but some nearby. The rooms are absolutely beautiful, with a Victorian style theme coming with a safe and mini fridge for your convenience. Free Wi-Fi and a room phone are provided as well. Unfortunately due to covid their restaurant inside was closed but the bar is open on certain days/hours and they always provide small snacks and juices in their dining room. They are truly a hidden gem in San Franciso with walking distance to japantown and other tourist attractions. Will DEFINITELY be staying here again! read more

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Decided to have a staycation. Hotel is very cozy. Staff incredibly accommodating and friendly. bed was comfortable and location is very central. read more

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Choose to stay at Hotel Majestic when visiting San Francisco! There's an amazing cafe and bar to satisfy your tastebuds. Justin & his staff are incredibly friendly and wonderful to their guests. The location of this hotel is central to many great coffee shops, restaurants and the downtown area. Justin booked a very fancy comfortable room for us. The luscious room size, bed, bathroom and space fit my needs while I stayed in San Francisco. read more

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Lovely front desk attendant. He was very accommodating and helpful and pleasant. The room had high ceilings and an a/c which came in handy. Super comfy bed and pillows. the location was also great for public transit. I would definitely stay here again. Call the hotel directly instead of using a third party booking site and they'll offer you a much better deal. I was arriving before 3 pm check in and they said they would have my room cleaned first so that I could have it ready by my 1 pm arrival time. They also held our bags when we checked so we could hangout in the area comfortably. read more

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I can't hardly begin to list the issues with this hotel. Booked a room on THEIR website, not Expedia, or Booking, or Hotels.com. When my niece went to check in, she was told they had no record of my reservation. The desk clerk repeated said this was the case, despite me given my Jim my confirmation number over the phone. They finally found it, but the clerk told us the in house reservation system is not directly connected to THEIR OWN website. They then proceeded to show my niece to a room that was already occupied by another guest, much to that guest's surprise. They did finally get the room right, but then called me to tell me that they needed my credit card number. When I said I'd already entered it when I reserved the room, they said they didn't have it. I told them I'd have to call them back when I could park (I was on the freeway). Meanwhile, my niece called me to tell me they're elevator was out of service and our room was on the 2nd floor, which was ~30 steps from the lobby. I chose this hotel party because their write ups indicated that handicapped accessibility was a priority for them. When we asked the desk clerk how long it had been out, she told us one week. This was a blatant lie, as we saw the sign posted on the elevator was dated 8/2, a minimum of seven weeks. I opted to keep the room anyway (MY mistake) but from here on in I will double check that a hotel's elevator is operational regardless of what the hotel's website says. I did myself some major damage climbing up and down those stairs, as I have arthritis and bone spurs in one knee. I was afraid if I didn't take the room they wouldn't refund my $$$. There's really no excuse for them not noting that on their website after seven weeks, but I'm sure they were afraid they'd lose business if they posted that fact online, as the hotel has five floors. That said, the room was definitely unique and lovely. Regardless, due to the near continual errors and the hotel's failure to accept responsibility for their epic communication failures, I cannot in good conscience recommend this hotel to anyone. read more

Hosted my 30th birthday party here -- and loved every minute of it. Justin and his team are very fun and easy to work with. From our first point of contact to the last -- he was on it and keen on ensuring we had a good time. They cared about our event as though it were their own. I highly recommend them for any event, birthday, baby shower, small wedding reception -- they are awesome. Gave us fun ideas and accommodated us with our theme every step of the way. Can't wait to have another event here -- in the meantime will settle for their awesome bar. Do check it out -- Mindy makes the innovative cocktails -- pleased and happy is how you'll feel. read more

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You owe it to yourself to stay here. The Hotel Majestic is an icon. It's over 100 years old and absolutely bursting with history - even the furniture seems to have that antique, slightly worn-in, but stately vibe. Despite the history and the fame, this is a dirt-cheap place to stay in SF, meaning it's extremely accessible nowadays. Let's go ahead and get the problems out of the way: there's no AC. The floor creaks. Everything is old, slightly out-of-date, and worn in. The building is so well-built that it blocks most cell phone signals. The elevator is slow. The shower is an adventure in confusion and lacks a vent fan. At the Hotel Majestic, you're going to be comfortable, but at the standard of the '70s, not the '10s. Thing is, staying here is absolutely still worth it. The service here is absolutely superb across the board - every member of staff is professional, courteous, and just plain nice. The beds and rooms are immensely comfortable in every way. The location is a perfect walking distance from great places (e.g. Japantown) but also a quick walk or Uber ride from work places (e.g. the Financial District). Best yet, the price genuinely can't be beat in the area - go any lower and you're looking at a hostel or a "shared bathroom" sort of joint. I can't recommend this place enough! read more

Pros: -cheap -front desk was nice -room was pretty, we got a suite Cons: -Elevator wasn't working so we had to walk up 4 flights of stairs -everything is creaky and old; you can hear your neighbors' footsteps and people climbing creaky stairs. The carpet was worn and there were stains on various places, paint chipping, mismatched ceiling painting, etc -no ac -TV remote didn't work properly. It wasn't programmed for the TV so it controlled the channels,but to control the power or volume we had to get up to press the buttons. -some windows in our room wouldn't open, and the ones that did were really hard to do so -the bed had sheets that were like 200 thread count at most, and pilling in areas. The mattress was hard and the pillows were not comfortable. Not comfy at all. Also there was a hair in my bed when I took off the covers. -the complimentary breakfast was pitiful, just a few muffins, bread, apples, cereal, and yogurt. No protein or anything cooked. Also the toaster was janky and my fiance had pry my bagel out because it was stuck. It was also constantly making creaking noises, which made for terrible ambience since there was no background music or anything in the room. The upholstery was also very dirty. -no parking on site and the off site parking was expensive. -the newspapers they had out were from a month ago lol Overall, we were very disappointed. It definitely didn't feel "majestic." read more

Best hotel experience of my life. Every once in a while you find someone so exemplary performing their duties that you just have to stop and admire. Hotel manager Amit appears to be some kind of guest services savant, making guests feel like Hotel Majestic is their home away from home. I learned about Hotel Majestic on a ghost hunt tour. We entered the building with hushed awe, it is so well restored. We learned about room 407 being haunted by a girl named Lisa. Amit made a reservation for me right then and I called to see if I could get room 407. No, nothing close except for room 209. When I checked in, he handed me the keys to room 407 - there had been a cancellation. What a treat! I didn't see the ghost, but there were just enough minor weirdnesses to tell a great story. Everyone at the hotel was exceptionally friendly, polite, and professional. I plan to stay there again when I'm in San Francisco read more

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