In a great location, clean, and easy to access. The front door uses a passcode, and you'll need an…read moreapp to unlock your room. There have been a few times when the app didn't work, but the concierge was very helpful in getting us in quickly. The rooms can be a bit chilly, though that's pretty common in San Francisco since many places don't have strong heating or air conditioning.

Absolutely horrible experience--please note that staying here comes with hidden costs!…read more I was looking forward to staying here because of the location and cheap price; $80/night in SF over the weekend is definitely a hard find. However, from the very beginning to end ranged from confusion, annoyance, to plain nightmare. The check in process was confusing and and cumbersome. I was given no check in information, and there was no front desk. The intercom at the front door did not even work, and I had to call their actual "front desk" who apparently said they did not have my information on file and made me go through these annoying steps just to find my hotel room key in a lock box. The most frustrating and nightmarish experience came the next day when I lost the hotel room key (a physical key). I called the "front desk" several times but received no answer then finally got one after about 10 minutes. When I told the man at the "front desk," he told that he would have to speak to the housekeeper. After waiting for another 10 minutes, he informed me that I would be getting fined $200 for the lost room key, which is plain ridiculous, since they didn't have a replacement key (other than the housekeeper's key). I understand a $25 or $50 fee for a lost key but $200 for a freaking key???! After waiting for about 40 minutes total, he finally walked over with my replacement key and begged me not to lose it since that would mean the housekeeper can't even get in (how laughable). What's worse was that the other guests were able to use their phone or a passcode to get in since all the room had e-locks. When I asked the man at the "front desk" why I needed a physical key, he said that not all of the e-locks were working--including the one for my room. What a load BS. A horribly dingy hotel that can't even get its most basic sh*t together. Stay at this incompetently run hotel at your own risk or better yet find much better options.

A beautiful old Victorian house. conveniently located to restaurants. Delicious breakfast, soft…read morecomfortable beds and private updated baths. Also has an elevator to help you get to your room with your luggage. Highly recommend this beautiful home and its very welcoming host. We will be back.

We stayed here when ever we visited our daughter and son in law in Hays valley as their home wasn't…read morebig enough to house us. We love Joan and John. The best hosts, friendly and fun! Very comfortable rooms with lots of art! Loved our stays and miss them too!

The Metro is an old Victorian hotel, redone for your comfort, but keeping its cool style. There is…read morenot another hotel like this in the area. It is sort of Midtown, I think of it has the Haight area. They have a killer Italian eatery downstairs. You want to try that. It is within walking distance to the Golden Gate Park and great shops and food. The rooms are so pretty and they are spotless. The beds are great and the rooms are not huge, but you won't care. I don't think they have AC. I did not need it, we had a fan, but I would ask about it in the summer months. It has everything you need and the staff is wonderful. They will guide you to where ever you want to go. There is so much to do right around there. The prices are fair. I loved the little seating area we had with great Victorian chairs.

We loved staying at The Metro Hotel! The bed & pillows were comfy, the rooms were quiet, grateful…read morefor the fan, the garden was peaceful, staff was nice, lobby was beautiful, centrally located, close to so many things, overall perfectly cozy! Would recommend

Such a cute place at a reasonable price and very central to many of the popular tourist spots in…read moreSan Francisco. Stayed in 2 separate rooms and both were exactly what we needed. Beds were comfy and bathroom showers were delightful. Azizi was the host and she was very pleasant throughout our stay. Would stay again in the future!

It's extremely basic. And very good. It would be fun to compare this to a $600 per night SF hotel -…read moreI bet the pricy one isn't measurably better. Excellent location, right by Alamo Square, lower Haight, panhandle, Fillmore, Hayes valley, and more. Highly recommend.

I've stayed at 1906 Mission a few times now and it just keeps getting better. The new common spaces…read moreare really nice and make it feel even more welcoming. The neighborhood has also changed a lot and feels much safer than it used to, which makes a big difference. Everything is always super clean, especially the bathrooms and kitchen, and the staff clearly takes good care of the place. For me it's the perfect spot to land in the city. Highly recommend!

no ac in rooms, there was at least 5 rooms with their doors open because of how hot the rooms were…read more The area where the hotel is located is surrounded by homeless and it stinks super bad. I did not feel safe at all and I ended up leaving and staying at a different hotel because of how bad the situation was. Do not recommend at all save your time and money and stay elsewhere.

This is a beautiful venue! I stopped by here with a friend to try their brunch and check out the…read moregrounds. Brunch opens at 10am. They take reservations online but walk-ins too. The server told us they operate out of a food truck. So the menu is limited. But what they make is really good! We ordered the lemonade, chicken and waffles, huevos rancheros divorciados, and the strawberry champagne sherbet. Service was very prompt! The actual menu in-person had a couple items that aren't on the sample menu including a couple more dessert options like fig ice cream. We really liked everything we tried! The portions were pretty good. If coming here for food I'd recommend getting here early since food trucks have limited capacity. You're welcome to stroll around the property both the flower farm and the inn side before or after your meal. The parking situation is a gravel lot. So it may not be the most handicap accessible place. We had a lot of fun stopping by Park Winters. They were setting up for a wedding so the inn side would have been closed for the event starting at 1pm. The check also came with a small map of the property for you to keep. This was very helpful in exploring the property. The only caveat is this is the countryside. Wear long pants or be prepared with insect repellent! Even at 10am in the summer my legs were bitten by mosquitoes. (Type O blood. Mosquito magnet here.) I'd like if they burned some citronella candles to help with mosquitoes. The rest of the dining venue was so thoughtfully designed including timed misters (like at theme parks) to help keep the area cool. Definitely check it out if you're curious or in the area.

Mother's Day brunch: The menu was very small, ran out of multiple items, and, again, it was very…read moresmall; service was all over the place. They comped the meal, and we didn't ask for it; we only wanted to split the check, which was a policy that was never discussed, but their system could do it. So they decided to comp the check, given the many issues. Then the manager calls me after we leave, leaves a message, and says, very passively aggressive, "We comped your meal, but you did not leave the server a tip." Servers live off tips. But don't worry, we took care of her tip. Have a good day." Umm, excuse me? I was a server for over 7 years. First of all, I wouldn't expect a tip after the establishment that failed me by not ensuring they had adequate kitchen supplies to keep a Mother's Day up and running. Additionally, I would have added more staff to the day, which would of course be very busy. And lastly, how are we tipped when you comped the bill and walked away, and nobody had cash? We did not ask for the bill to be comped. So for future reference, dear John I don't recommend calling your customers and bullying them over voicemail. You're the problem, not us.

Normal hotel everything is normal the employees is okay and everything normal i did not discorver…read moresome disgusting things

PROs - On the corner of Market Street and Valencia…read more -Clean inside and out. -Staff is polite and helpful -Well lit and Cameras everywhere. -reasonably priced -Fridge, Microwave and Coffee Machine. -Blackout Curtains Cons- -walls are thin. I could hear conversation on the landing and smells from outside. -Only one Ice Machine and I've priced vending Machine on Second Floor. - Room are small-ish. That's about it. I stayed for 6 days because of work and moved once because of noise.

Third time staying here in 15 years. I still like it The…read morebuilding was built in 1912 so there's history there as far as architecture and plumbing. I would recommend to bring the chair into the bathroom to have things within reach for shower. Bring earplugs for outdoor noise to sleep. Still a great place on the budget and safe .

This hotel (if you can call it that) is the grossest lodging I've ever entered. The lobby and rooms…read moreare ugly and unsanitary, it doesn't have any of the amenities it claims to have, its rickety elevator seems dangerous, and patrons are treated like criminals, forced to fill out all this invasive paperwork and submit the key to the front desk every time they leave--and retrieve it when they come back. The staff is incredibly nasty and rude and has very little command of English. And checkout is at 10:30am, wayyyy earlier than other hotels. Avoid this hotel if you can help it. Stay at the Motel 6 before staying at this dump.