Hotels Near Farallon Islands in San Francisco

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I am new to San Francisco. I just arrived from NY and wanted to be close to my work. The Hayes Valley Inn is in a perfect spot. The amenities are clean, and functional and in the heart of the city. The Manager of the Inn Wesley Brittain was more than helpful. He tried his best to accommodate me, and certainly did help tremendously during my transition to San Francisco. It makes a big difference when you arrive in a city you do not know anything about, and a smiling face is there, to help you and guide you. Thank you for making this transition so easy.

I tried four different rooms. The windows didn't lock in three of them (I didn't look at the windows in the fourth so don't know). The windows wouldn't even CLOSE in one room. It's not a good area. When I pointed out the problem, the employee said it would be hard for intruders to get in (it wouldn't) and he wasn't sure if the hotel could cater to someone with such high standards! Three of the rooms were absolutely filthy. I have never seen anything like it at a hotel, and I nearly always stay at cheaper hotels because I don't like to waste money. There were stains all over the bed covers in one room and the carpets in three of the rooms were just vile. You wouldn't want to put anything on the floor. In one room there was a particularly strong smell (stale urine, cigarette smoke, maybe a solvent, and God knows what else). It was strong enough that my throat and nose started burning after only a couple of minutes and I started having asthma symptoms. But all of the rooms and the public areas were musty. I thought I should leave a review because there are people like me who like to stay at decent affordable hotels. This is not one of those hotels.

We had a lovely stay at the Embassy hotel. The room was spacious, the beds comfortable, the bathroom looked a bit worn but still clean. It would be really nice if they could put a small kettle in the room, because the only way to get a cup of tea was to pour cold water in a paper cup, go to the second floor, and use their microwave to boil the water. Some people mentioned in their reviews that the area was unsafe because of the homeless people and drug addicts. While it is true that there are many homeless people in this area and we did see a few people shoot up in the middle of the street in bright daylight, we never felt unsafe. It was, perhaps, a bit surprising, but nevertheless safe.

適合簡便旅行，沒有電梯手扶梯，要自己搬，行李很重的要考慮。共用浴室的衛生沒有到很好，適合青旅旅客。總體而言還不錯

I was in town during a major conference and all the typical business hotels were either full or exorbitantly priced. SOMA Park Inn was an excellent alternative. The style is what used to be called a motor hotel, which is a multi-story version of the classic park-at-your-door motels that used to be ubiquitous. The room was very nice: comfortable bed, good linens, plenty of hot water, and clean. It had in addition to the usual coffee maker a small fridge and microwave. The WiFi worked fine. The location is reasonably convenient: right on the Mission MUNI bus route and a quick walk to the Civic Center station on Market. There’s a nice coffee shop across the street and a good Ethiopian cafe a couple doors down the street. As others have noted, the area is a little sketchy. But I never felt unsafe or concerned about security. If you want a full service hotel with a bar, restaurant, business center, room service, pool, and fancy lobby, this is not your place. If you need a comfortable room not far from the business district on a budget, this is a good choice.

The location is good. There are two supermarkets in the center of Los Angeles. You can buy ingredients to cook in the kitchen. The hostel provides cups, Yantai and microwave ovens. The 6-person room is a bit crowded. There is a refrigerator in the room. There are two bathrooms on each floor. The shower water is also quite hot. The downside is that the police car sometimes makes loud noises at night, and the surrounding homeless people talk loudly, which can easily affect poor sleep. People, if they only live for a short time, it's okay.

We feel really let down by Trip Advisor on this one. The description of the motel and the amenities is incorrect and has been for over a year according to the reception staff. There is no breakfast included, the kitchen shut down 12mths ago. Rude shock when it was one of the reasons we booked. The pool is there but was closed the entire stay - no reason as to why. Parking is not free, we didn't have a vehicle thankfully as parking was about $22 per night. The room itself was very dated, thankfully clean but very very basic. The sofa bed was terrible. There were no ceiling lights in the room, just 2 dim lamps. The WiFi was so bad we couldn't use it. The surrounding area is very very unsafe. If we hadn't been at the end of our trip to the US we would have moved accommodation. Not the Motels fault but I would not recommend families stay in this area.

The staff was very informative, polite, and kind. The front desk manager walked me from the office and down the sidewalk to show me the entrance to where I could find my room. He even helped me solve a kind of tricky situation with competence and ease allowing for compromise and a win-win situation. Honest folks here and a nice stay over.