Pros:Right in the heart of China town and North Beach. Had parking which is a huge plus in San Francisco. Check in went smooth. So many bars and restaurants nearby. Cons: Noisy. There was a fire alarm that went off during the day and a car alarm that went off for hours on one night of our stay. Not really Royal Pacific's fault though. read more

Place is outdated and it seems youll walk back in circa 70s once you entered their room. We only stayed here for a day before our cruise since its near the port and parking is incuded. No airconditioner and they have a very slow electric fan that seems to be doing its job. What i like about this is the location, a lot of restaurants and coffee shops within the heart of china town and little italy. Just dont expect much when you check in. read more

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So the Wife and I stayed here for our little layover between the cruise ship and Amtrak. Place looked a little outdated from the outside, but perfectly located in the heart of Chinatown, near downtown, cruise ship terminal, and fisherman's wharf. With the outside being outdated, the inside was even worse. It was like walking back into time in the late 60's, early 70's at best. Everything was old, carpet, bedspread and blanket, drapes, and wall heater. Didn't give us that comfortable deep sleep, kind of kept one eye open for Norman Bates to come knocking. Not everything was bad though, the staff was extremely nice, friendly and helpful. They just need to put a little money back into the business and upgrade the rooms. Could easily be a 4 star motel with a little love and modernization. read more

Stayed here just prior to the 4th of July. I stayed two nights in the Presidential Suite. It was far from Presidential, lol! The place is very old and my room didn't appear as clean as I would have liked it. For example a big strand of hair in the sink. The carpet is so old I can't tell how dirty it might be. So if you are picky about cleanliness this place might not be the spot for you. However, the place is close and convenient to the Fisherman's Wharf and Chinatown. Everything is within waking distance. The nice part about this hotel is that parking is free. I would say it's fairly secure. For the cost of the room, it's probably a good deal, especially if you are on a tight budget. Employees are very nice. The room does have a coffe maker and coffee and an ice machine is available. My room did have a kitchen! read more

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4.5 Stars...San Francisco is dotted with these older and little independent motels and inns throughout the city all of which are dated, could use TLC, and some seem a bit creepy! I was a bit hesitant, but the recent Yelp reviews were favorable and I decided to go for it...and it was only $120/night! Thanks Yelpers! PROS: -FREE PARKING -EXCELLENT LOCATION! Right between Little Italy and Chinatown, and you could easily walk to Union Square and Fisherman's Wharf. Coit Tower is nearby, but it's steep! You got bars, shops and eateries all around. -FREE PARKING -CHEAP(at least on a random Sunday) -Fridge, big LCD TV, Coffee Maker, surprisingly comfortable and supportive bed(seemed very new!) -Clean Room -FREE PARKING...did I mention that yet? -Friendly desk staff. CONS: -Small and dated rooms and bathrooms. -Larger tourists may find the standing only shower a challenge. Again, this is an older hotel, built when Americans were smaller in general. -Definitely a "No" if you're planning on a "romantic" weekend...but if you're younger this probably won't stop either of you. Again, I can't stress enough that the location is really good! So many things in walking distance...perfect if you're doing some night time drinking! read more

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Stayed here a few nights to explore San Francisco and visit Oakland Zoo and would definitely stay here again but I did have a couple gripes. Pros: -LOCATION WAS PERFECT, only about a mile walk to the wharf and right in the middle of China town which is right next to little italy. -The view from my room was perfect to see the Bay Bridge -free parking Cons: -at times they double park and block cars in but have a second parking lot that their valet can take your car to? -the carpet on the outside of my room was wet? Not sure how only parts of the carpet was wet though Overall this was a solid stay, I wish there was a microwave but just being picky. I would not hesitate to stay here again and definitely recommend it! read more

Location, location, location! This place is right in Chinatown, on the border of North Beach/Little Italy. About 20 minutes walking to Fisherman's wharf. It was so convenient to be able to walk everywhere. Across the street was some burger joint that Anthony Bourdain supposedly recommended. Had dim sum for brunch almost everyday at the many nearby Chinese cafes. Came with parking included which was worth around $50/day. While dated, the rooms were clean and comfortable. Staff was professional and nice. It could get noisy at night, especially on weekends, but you're in the City. read more

Royal Pacific Motor Inn - The Bourdain special at the burger joint. - Hotels Near Me - San Francisco, California

The first time I had ever visited San Francisco, I stayed at this hotel and I looked beyond it's 1950ish vibe and just thought about the convenience to everything. - Was it close to the Financial district? - yes. - Is it close to Chinatown, it's practically in it. - Close to Little Italy, of course. - close to Coit tower? Yes. - close to Embarcadero, such an easy walk. - how about Union Square - just a 10 minute walk. Ok, you get the idea. And not to mention the free parking, and pretty decent views of the Bay Bridge. It's relatively inexpensive, however, acceptably clean. Subsequent to my very first visit to the city by the Bay, I had a series of unrelenting business trips which landed me at the Palace and Marriott and of course, it would be unfair to compare the Royal Pacific to those hotels. But once again, for the location and the price point, you can't beat the Royal Pacific hotel. They also allow you a free Svenhard's pastry every morning. I just love that treat, like your mama putting a sweet treat in your lunch box, to start your day off right. FYI, be mindful that the upper level parking lot may get full but you can park down below, a section which is open to the public. Please note, it's a bit tight, so leave your truck/SUV at home. The hotel staff has been friendly and accommodating. They'll allow a room switch if needed and if it's possible. Love this hotel, hope they never sell out. read more

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The staff is awesome the rooms are comfortable. It's our home in the city. Always a joy to check in. read more

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Bro... they don't have air conditioning... they have these plug in wired fans that are so slow and not strong me and my family got 2 rooms and one side facing the road it was so loud it got quiet near around 1:00 am and the other room we had was extremely hot I didn't fall asleep at all in this hotel no sleep by the time it was 5:00 am some truck came pulling up in the right side of the hotel draining out grease I think and store it into a truck only 1 elevator works the other one is broken and you need to pay a 150$ or 140$ upfront check in the blankets were awful and when you go into the restroom there is no actual hand soap you use a face soap? But like it was awful read more

This is an older motel style place, not a resort hotel. That said it is CLEAN and well maintained. The desk people are professional. The FREE parking is inside the property and VERY SAFE. AND there is an elevator. The LOCATION is great. Right on the edge where Chinatown and Little Italy meet -making a TON of cafes within just a couple blocks. Good Asian, Italian and others including a Georgian place (which we did not get to try.) Lots of people on the street and lots of places open --feeling very safe up until we turned in at 10:30 pm. Will definitely stay again. read more

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Great Stay with FREE Parking! We stayed at Royal Pacific Motor Inn for 3 nights on a last-minute trip and couldn't have been happier with the location and price. The FREE PARKING was a huge plus, especially since we had a truck. The hotel is in a fantastic location--right between Little Italy and Chinatown, with easy walking access to Union Square, Fisherman's Wharf, and Coit Tower (though be ready for the steep climb!). Plenty of bars, shops, and restaurants are just steps away. Our 5th-floor balcony offered a beautiful view of Coit Tower and Saints Peter and Paul Church. The room was clean, with a fridge, big LCD TV, coffee maker, and a surprisingly comfortable bed. The front desk staff was also friendly and helpful. For the price, location, and FREE PARKING (yes, it's worth repeating!), this place is a great deal. Would definitely stay here again! read more

I must say that this is my first time staying here and now it will not be my last. Very clean and the staff were super super nice and the location is perfect for any kind of entertainment or fun you're looking for. This place has it together and I highly recommend staying here. read more

A hidden gym right there in Chinatown right there near the north beach where all the excitement fun delicious restaurants great live music. Everything is here and the price is low and the rooms are clean. We stay here every time we're in the city . Our favorite location !!! read more

Not the fanciest hotel but if you're looking for a clean, reasonably priced hotel near Chinatown, North Beach and all things San Francisco, this is the place. Free parking is the icing. read more

Not much of a looker from oitsode.Wonderful hospitality clean. In the middle of all toueist attraction. Recommemtd to take Muni off Rose / Chinatown tp get around.Takes you feom one side to SF to othwr side. Got to visit my fave tourist attractions. Fourtune Cookie Factory, Molanari Deli, and Threatre show. read more

Let me state at the outset that I am an ambulatory disabled person. I do not need an ADA-compliant room though certain features of ADA-compliant rooms help me. Also, please note, I booked through Airbnb. The listing did not (a) warn of the problems that I would encounter; or (b) offer me the opportunity to book an ADA room or self-identify as an ambulatory disabled person. Also, please note, the ADA and California building code both require that public accommodations provide accessible entrances. That said, here is as objective a description of my experience as I can provide. I arrived after a 2-hour drive. Upon arrival, I parked in one of two designated handicapped spaces and got out to go into the building to register. However, I could not enter the building (see photo, taken later from my car window). The sidewalk in front of my vehicle was cordoned off with construction tape. A make-shift set of wooden stairs led to an opening marked with a temporary sign, "Employees Only". Construction debris, tape, and make-shift scaffolding blocked the entire front of the building. I could not determine how I would enter if I could. Just then, a gentleman was getting into his car and saw me. He asked if I needed help. (I had a walking stick in one hand and had been walking back and forth trying to see where I could enter.) I believe he was a patron of the motel. I asked him if he knew where the entrance was. He said, Hang on a minute, and disappeared among the rubble of the construction materials. A few minutes later, he came out and said he had gotten help. He then left in his vehicle. I stood there for maybe two more minutes when a gentleman who much later told me his name was "Richard" came out through the morass of construction material. He asked, and I quote, "What do you want?" I said that I had a reservation. He asked my name, and I told him. He disappeared back through the rubble and came out with a piece of paper. He asked for my identification which I gave him. He then went back into the building, and then returned with what appeared to be the paper and a pen. He said I should sign the paper. I read it; it was a registration sheet. I asked where my room would be and whether I could get to it in light of the construction. He said, "Yes, it is up those stairs," and gestured to two flights of stairs on the opposite side of the parking lot. I said, "I don't think I can go up those stairs, is there not an elevator?" He said, "The elevator is closed. I will get someone to help you." At that point, I was tired and hungry, and sufficiently unfamiliar with the City that I had no idea whether I could get a decent hotel room at the last minute. I signed the paper. "Richard" went back through the construction. He returned with a young woman. He stated that the young woman would carry my bag up the stairs. I said, "No, I'm sorry, I cannot go up those stairs. Can I not have a room on this level." He stated no, that my room was on level 3 and that he had given me a 'nice quiet room at the back'. I said again that I could not go up the stairs. The woman and the man spoke to each other. I could not hear them. Another woman came over. I had gotten my overnight bag out of my car. The first woman took it in hand. The two women talked between themselves. I do not know what they said. At this point, another man came over and spoke to the first woman who then said to "Richard" that the man had said that I could use the elevator. So we all headed over past a pile of construction debris into a recessed area which it turned out was adjacent to the office. Through the office window, I observed a man who later was identified by "Richard" as "Zachary". We went to the elevator which was taped off with construction tape and had signage that said on it that it was closed from 10/25 through 11/01. This all took place on 10/26. I said that if the elevator was closed, how could I use it. "Richard" said that I could use it. The woman held up the construction tape and told me to go under it. I did not wish to ride in a closed elevator. I said so. Then, "Zachary" came out. He said I should have told them that I was disabled before I booked a room. He said why did I park on the ground floor, why didn't I park underground. He said that it was not their fault that I had not told them I was disabled. "Zachary" used harsh, accusatory tones about my not having self-identified as disabled. "Richard", the women, and the parking attendant tried to help. Later, I had trouble with the heat and called the desk. "Zachary" again spoke in rude tones. He did come to the room but I did not trust him. The room itself was old though clean and adequate but attitude of staff means a lot and accessibility is paramount. They should have advised potential customers of the construction and/or made better temporary arrangements. They should not have blamed me for the situation. read more

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This hotel had the basic amenities one would need for a one-night stay in the city. No unpleasant odors or homeless people on the premises, clean room (no bugs, etc.), a heater (I don't think AC, but this was fine during the winter), comfy bed and clean bedding, two lamps (we couldn't find a switch for a main light), medium sized TV, and plenty of towels. No fridge, AC, or extras. The bathroom sink was separate from the toilet and shower. Everything we used was in working order. And a big plus, they have free parking... though it's a complicated process, you have to leave your key with a "valet" employee, and pick it up at the front desk at checkout. Our stay was fine and worked out great, since the hotel was near a venue we were attending this past weekend and had the best value read more

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It's a fantastic location, but a total dump and the front desk is very unfriendly and unhelpful. Also, it's not secure. Anyone can just walk in the building and take the elevator. The guy at the desk at night is staring at his phone and isn't doing security at all it's just not a safe building. And it's really noisy. If you don't care about noise and it being a dump and not safe than it's a good place.. read more

STILL MY FAVORITE PLACE TO STAY WHEN I'M IN SAN FRANCISCO !!! The best location if you like to eat. Chinese, Italian, pizza, fried chicken ... all within walking distance. EVEN PIER 39 !!! And the Ferry Building !!! It's not fancy but the staff is friendly and efficient ... very comfortable and clean and the prices for the rooms are extremely fair especially for San Francisco. read more

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Pretty good place to stay in the Chinatown area. Close to a lot of attractions, decent pricing, free parking, and they allow you to drop off your luggage early/leave it after you check out for the day. Only qualm is that it's really close to the road, and even late at night there's a lot of noise. Still worth it though. read more

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Perfect location for an easy walk to Chinatown and what a great view you'll get of the city (if you're lucky enough to get the front facing rooms). Took a small 3-day vacation to San Francisco, friends and I just needed a weekend away from work in the Silicon Valley and what better than to vacation in the city. Booking was fairly simple, we booked via Hotels two months in advance and as we checked in, our Hotels discounts and accommodations were just as expected. A little more about check-in, it is located on the first floor, right in front of the handi-capped parking. Very warm and cozy feel, almost like an urban cottage, with a hint of the Chinatown flare, with decor and advertisements. Check-in was quick, parking was free and the inn had very quick working elevators, that rose from the underground parking garage and to the very top floor. Room was clean and simple. Since we didn't plan on staying in the inn for the main duration of our vacation (only for resting/sleeping), we didn't expect more than clean sheets, appropriate amount of toiletries and a working hot shower. Walls seemed to be thin, as I could hear when our room neighbors went in and out of their rooms as well as closed their bathroom doors, but in some cases, doors could have just been slammed very roughly. The inn also stands by their non-smoking rooms, daily housekeeping, free wi-fi and free parking, which was a huge plus for us. Also about parking, even if your stay at the inn is up, you can still keep your car down at the garage for a flat fee price, for the whole day, yes! It was very inexpensive, and honestly, I had to ask the attendant if this was really true! What more can you ask for when you're just looking for a place to crash after your whole day walking around the city? And yes, we were able to walk everywhere from this location: Chinatown, Fisherman's Wharf, Pier 39, SFMoMA, Financial District, Union Square, just to name a few. Great room, great location and great food as early as 6AM (the shops in Chinatown open very early, so you know you'll get the freshest batch). I would definitely make another booking for this inn again in the future. read more

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Free parking in the middle of Chinatown! Not a quiet place, but right in the thick of things. A Chinese bakery at the foot of the hotel makes for a great breakfast! read more

Royal Pacific Motor Inn - Right next door - great BBQ pork buns, lotus bean paste buns, paedonso. - Hotels Near Me - San Francisco, California

Very budget friendly and overall nice place for a short stay. Location was good and in the heart of Chinatown. Staff were friendly and they always have free fortune cookies at the desk. Coffee maker but no microwave. Small ac/heater unit with old dial on wall. Good size TV with local channels. read more

Older motel on the outskirts of San Francisco Chinatown. Clean rooms, helpful staff. Needs some minor updating to stay relevant and competitive. Parking is available. read more

I've stayed here many times and it's a favorite, mainly because of the accommodating front desk staff. They're all so nice and helpful. Any problem, just ask. It's not the Plaza by any means, but it's clean, has hot water and heat, and has that all important location. The fancy Union Square hotels are plagued by aggressive, mentally ill unhoused people constantly bothering guests on the sidewalk. That is rare in this area and the street seems immune to the usual SF chaos and drunk frat boys going to the North Beach strip bars. I'd actually recommend it over Union Square because it's not a constant hassle coming in and out. There's someone at the desk 24 hours. And miracle of miracles, there's a place to park your car, if you brought one. Take advantage of nearby Stockton Street for just about anything you need, from breakfast pastries to fresh fruit, to an emergency umbrella to the post office. Grant Street is your traditional Chinatown with all the usual wares and the Italian neighborhood of North Beach is to the north. read more

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We were really satisfied with our stay. Parking was super easy, the room was clean and simple. The structure is quiet and easy to get around. Elevators worked. Sheets were clean. Towels nice and plentiful. No bed bugs. No gross stains. Would come back. read more

Even though this place is dated, for the price that also included free parking for 1 car per room, you can't find a better deal anywhere else! It is right next to so many amazing restaurants and across from China Live Marketplace. I suggest paying a bit extra for the balcony suite because the view is phenomenal! read more

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Great location. Clean! Parking and wi-fi included. Far from luxury but great base for exploring the city.

I've stayed here on visits to San Francisco for over 30 years. Located between Chinatown and Little Italy, it is an easy walk with no steep hills to either Union Square or Fisherman's Wharf. Caffe' Trieste which serves the best espresso drinks I've ever tasted is just a short walk from the hotel. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The staff is friendly and helpful. A big plus is free parking. During the Covid pandemic the hotel was closed for over two years and we were not sure when or if it would open again. During our trip to San Francisco in 2021 we had to find another hotel which was nice, but not as good as the Royal Pacific and we had to drive to Caffe' Trieste and struggle to find a parking place. I was delighted when I found out that the Royal Pacific had reopened. My wife and I enjoyed our six night stay there in August 2022. read more

Royal Pacific Motor Inn - Sunrise over the San Francisco Bay from the Royal Pacific Motor Inn - Hotels Near Me - San Francisco, California

We are so excited.....1st time here and the view is awesome!! The front desk people were so nice and helpful, free parking...Italian and Chinese restaurants everywhere, and great fun bars!!! Thank you Royal Pacific Motor inn.. read more

Royal Pacific Motor Inn - Room with an amazing view and Italian and Chinese restaurants everywhere!!! GO GIANTS!!! - Hotels Near Me - San Francisco, California

Dated but that location is pretty prime! I didn't expect much for the amount you pay but after we checked in, I thought it was extremely good value wise. Room was clean (although I opted to keep my slippers on while walking the carpet) sheets were clean, good size Bathroom and the shower pressure was perfect. There's an Elevator and free parking. The parking is a bit limited on the top ramp. It seems you would have to have a lot of luck to score something up there but there's also a garage right next to the hotel that you can park in after they give you a pass. Would stay again. read more

We stayed here for a concert at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. Super dated but clean and everything in working order, pay for the upgrade and get the balcony. Our friends and I got the adjoining rooms and it was perfect to pregame it and call the Uber. Afterwards, it was within walking distance for good diner eats and dive bars. Reasonably priced and would stay here again if we are out and about and not staying in our room. Free parking! Looking forward to staying again and exploring china town. Keep in mind, we stayed during Chinese New Year Celebrations and super loud firecrackers going off all day and night. It was fine for us as we were dead tired after our night out but keep that in mind when planning a stay here. read more

If your visiting SF, I hope you're not going to be spending much time in your room. This place is perfect for that. Have you very seen the show Hotel Impossible? This placed passed the test for my Los Angeles family. Rooms little dated, no flat screen TV but that's ok. We used it to sleep and shower. Beds clean and comfortable, toilet/shower very clean, table, 2chairs, separated sink from RR, clean towels, ice machine on 1st floor, elevator. Our stay was $220 per night (after taxes/fees) on Expedia for Fri/Sat Memorial weekend. One of the more affordable ones considering it's SF!!! Although the parking lot is small, probably 25+ available spots, it was free! Location on the outskirts of Chinatown and within walking distance of tourist attractions. Bc of my husbands bum knee, took several Uber trips around town to the Wharf, Union Square, etc each for about $8. Well worth it bc I noticed parking structures were $30+ per day. read more

Convenient location, room clean with off street parking included in reservation, check-in/ out a breeze and costumer service is a 5 starts.

Over the years, I've stayed in about a dozen different hotels in San Francisco, from the Ritz Carlton all the way down to European style hotels with shared bathrooms. I needed a room for just one night and didn't really want to spend my 24 hours obsessing about parking. As it were, I arrived at 11:30 am and I was able to get into room 510 right away. I paid $161 including taxes and that included parking (value $25 a night) with in / out privileges and free wifi, which worked great in the room (#510), even with two of us with our iPhones and iPads going. We walked EVERYWHERE - so convenient to Chinatown, North Beach, the Embarcadero. Loved being able to pop in the room to drop off stuff we bought and then head out again. Nice staff, huge room with 2 queens, hot shower, check out is at noon. Never turned on the TV. Yes, on the outside, you feel like like you're still in the 1950s, but the bed was comfy and clean and that's really what mattered to me. The only negative thing were weird swarms of non-biting flies in the lobbies. What's up with that? Now if I can only find a place like this in the same neighborhood that allowed dogs.... read more

I have stayed at this hotel twice, and quite frankly am shocked at all of the negative reviews about this place...I wouldn't say it is bad at all! First off, what makes this hotel great is the fact that it is centrally located in the heart of Chinatown. I loved having the freedom of being able to walk to get a great dim sum breakfast (btw, I recommend "You's Dim Sum" that is located right next door...read my review on that place for more details) Also, the price cannot be beat. At so many hotels in SF, you have to pay for parking everyday, but at this hotel it is FREE. There are plenty of spots in the garage and although they really pack in quite a few cars in there, the staff is always nice and friendly (just make sure that you leave your keys with them because they will charge you extra if you forget). I see a lot of complaints here about the actual rooms, but from the two times that I have stayed, the rooms have always been clean and definitely better than a Holiday Inn. Only negative thing I have to say is that since it is located on a busy street, it is hard to get into the garage...but then again, every place in SF is like that. Overall, with the price and everything, this hotel is a diamond in the dust. If you are looking for a clean hotel with easy access to Chinatown, look no further than Royal Pacific Motor Inn. :) read more

If I could give it no stars I would. But the location is really good, so if you could handle all the vices, then cheers! This place is YUCK-O-RAMA. So we were desperate to say in San Francisco another night, so we mustered up 100 bucks to say in this shit-hole....(in retrospect the car seems like a better option). But whatever. Reasons why it sucked!!!!! 1. The only thing available was the smoking room which reeeeeally wreaked, but that's expected of a smoking room. 2. There were like 4 men staying in the room next to us, and they left their filthy shoes outside of the door (They probably walk around barefoot in there yuck), and every time they walked by they would peer into our room hoping we were naked or something. 3. The bathroom (the heat light on the ceiling was RED) so it reminded me of a typical movie setting of where someone would kill a hooker. 4. The floor. Okay so as I lie on the stinky blankets (that have never been washed) I tried my hardest to conger up any kind of Sci-Fi ability to hover, as to not touch this yuck filth. A hear a loud bang on the door ("Housekeeping"...yeah right liars) So without thinking I jump out of bed and step on the floor BAREFOOT!!!!! WHY am I sooo stupid to not find my shoes when I need them the most. Well from what I remember feeling was the stickiest carpet known to man. Gross. I'm still having nightmares. read more

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So when it come to hotels and vacations I like to spoil myself since I don't get to take a vacation very often. So when I was looking around for a place to stay in San Francisco I couldn't believe how expensive hotels were and a lot of them just didn't fit my budget. So I did some more research and I found this place. Was a little unsure about it but after reading the other reviews I decided I would take a chance. This place was perfect. Location was good. Rooms were small but CLEAN! Parking is FREE. So I would totally stay here again and I will recommend it to anyone who is visiting. So the only negative things I have to say is the TV was old and very grainy, but I didn't go to San Fran to watch TV so it wasn't a big deal. Also you can hear the street traffic pretty well but it's to be expected in any city. Like I said I would totally stay here again! read more

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Good for 1 night only (at the most) - Place is old and extremely noisy. We heard our neighbours upstairs talking with each other and the one next to us snoring at night. Also no fridge, A/C, or iron in room. Ice maker is paid and Wi-Fi was very slow. Good thing about this hotel is the location: In walking distance of almost everything and surrounded by some nice restaurants, bars and coffeeshops. The free parking ($15 value, parking garage underneath hotel) was also a plus, but not worth all the inconvenience. Expected better. Would not go back here anymore. read more

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