For 2025 and before, I would give this place 10/10! It was my absolute favorite B&B in the city and…read moreI would recommend it to anyone!!! However... as of 2026, I don't even know if it's open for business anymore. The website is dead, and people are saying they can't even get a hold of anyone. The building was sold in January and the business status is murky. All I know is, Marty and Connie were the beating heart and soul of this establishment. Unfortunately, people do age and eventually pass. I don't think that either of them has passed, but from what I heard, there was a sudden medical issue and they're not coming back. I hope that the new ownership can get it together and bring back this amazing place to continue as a gem of a place to stay in SF, but... not holding my breath. :-(

There's no website, no one picks up the phone, the number on google is an 800 number. Really wanted…read moreto step here but I can't get a hold of anyone. Pretty disappointing

Beautiful old home in the pacific heights are of San Francisco. Lovely room. Comfortable, clean…read more Soft bed. Lots of towels. Breakfast eggs hooked to order. Lots of options for breakfast. A nice afternoon snack area. Sweet and salty. I recommend. I will return.

So charming and a perfect weekend stay! In a quieter part of SF with beautiful scenery nearby. Very…read moreornate with a cozy and intimate feel, while still maintaining a sense of privacy and the modern luxuries of a hotel. Loved the snacks and the staff was courteous. Would be happy to return! Amenities: + TV with Netflix, YouTube, apps + Modern bathroom: bidet, towel warmer + Iron, Hairdryer + Shampoo, conditioner, lotion + Sitting room with books, snacks + Breakfast in dining room or room-service (order by 6am) * No AC, street parking (not too tough!) Loved it!!

We stayed here for 4 nights and had a wonderful stay. The property is beautiful. The garden is an…read moreawesome getaway. The room was great, bed was comfy, and it was very clean. The breakfast was simple but a perfect start to each day. The fruit and coffee / tea bar and snacks are a great touch. The area is clean and safe, easy to walk around and grab food or go shopping. Would happily stay here again.

We booked two rooms here, then only needed 1 room, and they refused to give us a refund even though…read morewe requested cancellation for the 1 room over a week in advance. They want to keep our $300/night payment, even though they are able to re-book the room. Don't recommend this terrible service. If they do right by us and refund the 2nd room, we will update our review.

Very comfortable and clean. Gigi makes and delivers such a nice breakfast daily! Will definitely…read morerequest a stay again.

Gigi was very accommodating as we stayed when my dad had surgery at the VA Medical Center. She has…read morecreated a cute little place here. The breakfast wasn't just some fruit thrown together. She took her time, and delivered a beautiful and delicious presentation of fruits from a local farmers market. That with coffee, yogurt, and the absolute best baked goods (best Croissant I have ever eaten!!). My only warning (not a complaint at all!) is that if you have someone with limited mobility Gigi's is not for you. The walkway is kind of steep, and the stairs kind of narrow. Was fine for us, but might not be for some. Enjoy!!

Historic restored Victorian in San Francisco's Haight Ashbury district. Near restaurants, shops…read moreand the Golden Gate Park Panhandle. Innkeeper, Pam, is friendly and maintains the home beautifully.

Tasteful and comfy turn of the century townhouse, located near the corner of Haight and Ashbury…read moreStreet in the district of the same name. Lovely grounds, outside and in, Pam is a gracious host.

Excellent breakfast. Clean and quiet room. Old world charm and friendly customer service…read more NOTE: Parking is very limited. Check into that before you book. Not a problems for me. Very close to many excellent transit options. You don't need a car to get around town. The F Market Streetcar is a real treat.

This seemed to be the nicest over night stay near a Sundance film festival event at the Roxy…read moreTheatre. I wanted someplace close by since I was a lone female. There was not a lot of choices for my situation. PGH showed excellent ratings on my search engines. It looks like they've converted two Victorian houses. They have fixed them up nicely. I was told there was 19 rooms. The landscaping is pretty and there are some parts of work in progress. What really won me over was a call to Dennis; the front desk person. I talked to him inquiring about a room. The only room they had available was room 22. The room was nice enough, but had a sour smell. I felt it might be coming from the carpet The manager said they had put some type of exterior flashing near my window, which might be the reason for the smell. The room was nice and faces the street. I say this because there is a train that runs on tracks outside my window; which I felt was pretty loud. I would suggest bringing some type of EarPods. I went to bed at 11:30 PM and I could still hear the train running. Also, I found it a little annoying that the private bathroom for this room was located down the hall about three doors down. I was informed that there were six other guests sharing the same hallway. I brought sweats instead of PJs in case I had to use the bathroom in the middle of the night. I had to lock my door, then go to the bathroom and unlock that, re-lock it and go back to my room and unlock that door. I would bring lanyard to attach the keys (they attached to a large cumbersome metal key ring) which would have made this process a little easier. They consider this property a boutique which is fine but I would've called it a bed-and-breakfast. I liked that they had a glass of wine and some light munchies for happy hour in the pretty living room. A typical continental breakfast was provided in the morning. If you are bringing a car, make sure to email and reserve a spot since there are only 4 parking places in the secured lot. Of course there's going to be an additional charge. The stay was OK since I was going solo and it was close to my restaurant, my entertainment venue. I felt it was in a pretty safe neighborhood. looks like there is street parking available.

The Inn at the Presidio has become our home away from home over the past two years. So far in 2026,…read morewe have stayed there four times. Miguel, Arcene, and Linda are very welcoming and take time to chat with us on arrival and answer any questions. I and my partner love to walk through Crissy Field and across the Golden Gate Bridge or to the Palace of Fine Arts or Fort Mason. I look forward to heading to the breakfast room every morning for coffee, oatmeal, fruit, pastries, and the brown grain toast from Starter Bakery. We've stayed in different rooms, the last being 322 on the third floor that has great views. It's relaxing sitting at the outdoor fireplace or the rocking chairs on the porches in the evening.

I wanted to go into the city for a new exhibit at the Legion of Honor a few weeks ago and also…read morewanted to visit the botanical gardens in the Golden Gate Park among other things - and I thought, why cram this all into one Saturday? Why not make a weekend of it? So I decided to stay at a hotel other than my usual and booked at the Inn at the Presidio. The Inn is charming, comfortable, and clean. The common areas were very cozy - it was a somewhat overcast to rainy weekend and was very cozy indoors. While I didn't partake of the wine tastings in the evening, I did enjoy the very nice continental breakfast in the morning. There are restaurants walkable from the Inn, one of which I enjoyed the first evening I arrived, and the walk from the Inn into the Marina neighborhood was an easy 20 minute stroll to restaurants and the Presidio Theatre, for an impromptu late afternoon after other plans went sideways. Staff were unfailingly professional and lovely, including quickly addressing one hiccup with my room. It was a fun, restorative weekend, and I plan to visit them again.

This is a beautifully decorated B&B. Bicotian decor and each room is special. The Gazebo is a…read morespecial place to hangout with wine, conversation or a good book. At night you can see the city lights of SAn Francisco. It's is a very walkable area. The breakfast is amazing. The other guests are fun to meet. The hostess is warm and welcoming.

Everything! Shelia is the bomb! She works so hard to make an amazing experience for everyoneread more

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.

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