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Beck's Motor Lodge
The Laurel Inn, Part of Jdv by Hyatt
Chateau Tivoli B&B
Castro Central Apartment
Geary Parkway Motel
Ocean Inn
The SeaScape Inn
Mirage Inn & Suites San Francisco
Motel 6 San Francisco CA Great Highway
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Beck's Motor Lodge
Staying in the quieter back section of the property was a perfect choice—serene, peaceful, and completely free from any noise. The room itself was incredibly comfortable, with a cozy bed and just the right amount of space. It's also super convenient for getting into downtown San Francisco via public transit. The overall experience exceeded expectations, and I’d definitely book again. A hidden gem with great value!
The Laurel Inn, Part of Jdv by Hyatt
Our stay at The Laurel Inn was absolutely wonderful—quiet, comfortable, and incredibly well-located. The staff went above and beyond with their friendly, professional service; every interaction felt genuine and helpful. We booked a room with a small kitchenette, which made a big difference—having space to prepare light meals and enjoy coffee in the room added so much convenience and comfort. The neighborhood felt safe both during the day and at night, which made walking around easy and stress-free. It’s clear the hotel prioritizes guest wellbeing and experience. A standout choice for anyone looking for a peaceful, stylish stay in San Francisco. Would definitely return.
Chateau Tivoli B&B
This place is absolutely magical—truly a hidden gem in San Francisco. The neighborhood is so peaceful and quiet, yet it’s still super convenient for getting around town. Street parking was safe and easy to find, though we had to move the car a few times due to local traffic rules—no big deal at all. The staff were incredibly kind and welcoming, especially Stace, who gave us thoughtful recommendations for must-visit spots. Every morning started perfectly with a delicious, thoughtfully prepared breakfast that set the tone for our adventures. It felt less like a hotel and more like coming home—warm, personal, and full of charm. I can’t wait to come back. This stay was unforgettable.
Geary Parkway Motel
Amazing value for money! The motel is located in a quiet, family-friendly neighborhood with no visible homelessness—something I truly appreciated. Free parking is a huge plus, especially since most hotels in San Francisco charge extra (and often quite a bit). Everything was clean and well-maintained—the linens and towels were fresh, and the room had a cozy feel despite the building being a bit older. What matters most to me? A comfortable bed and a strong shower—and this place delivered on both. If you're just passing through and need a solid night's sleep, this is more than enough. Plus, the area felt safe; we never worried about leaving belongings unattended. Perfect for budget-conscious travelers who want reliability and peace of mind.
Ocean Inn
I stayed at Ocean Inn for three nights and couldn’t be happier with the experience. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk to the beach and only two minutes from Golden Gate Park, making it easy to explore San Francisco’s best spots. The neighborhood feels safe and welcoming, which added to the comfort of my stay. The room was clean, cozy, and well-maintained, and the staff were friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting SF—it’s a perfect blend of convenience, comfort, and value. I’ll definitely be coming back next time I’m in the city.
The SeaScape Inn
This place has become my go-to retreat whenever I visit San Francisco. I've stayed here multiple times, and every experience has been fantastic. The rooms are clean, spacious, and offer a peaceful vibe—plus, it's just across the street from the beach, so waking up to ocean views is pure bliss. Walking distance to great restaurants means no need to drive far for dinner. Off-street parking is a huge plus—no stress about finding a spot. It’s affordable without compromising on comfort or quality. Honestly, this hotel feels like my own little secret escape. If you're looking for a relaxing, well-located stay with charm and convenience, this is it.
Mirage Inn & Suites San Francisco
I've stayed here 14 times now—this is hands down my favorite budget-friendly spot in San Francisco! As a solo female traveler who teaches classes here monthly, I always feel safe and welcome. The owners are genuinely kind and attentive, and the room is always spotless—so clean I can walk barefoot without a second thought. It's perfectly located: just across the street from the zoo, a short stroll to the ocean, and right next door to two of my favorite spots—the best pizza in town and Java Beach Cafe. No loud parties, no noise after dark—just quiet, peaceful nights and a secure environment. If you're looking for a reliable, affordable, and comfortable stay with great local vibes, this place delivers every time. After so many trips, it’s still my go-to choice for value, convenience, and peace of mind.
Motel 6 San Francisco CA Great Highway
Staying at this Motel 6 right on Great Highway in San Francisco was a surprisingly pleasant experience. The location is unbeatable—just steps away from the Pacific Ocean, with a gentle dune line blocking most of the waves’ noise, so it’s quiet and peaceful, especially at night. The rooms are basic but clean and well-maintained. One thing to note: the heating system isn’t very strong, so it can feel chilly during cooler evenings—bringing a sweater or extra blanket is a good idea. What stood out was the payment process—no deposit required, just pay your initial amount directly toward the room rate, which made everything smooth and hassle-free. No hidden fees, no surprises. For travelers who value simplicity, affordability, and proximity to the ocean, this is a solid choice. I’d definitely stay here again if I’m back in San Francisco.
Monte Cristo Bed and Breakfast
Staying at Monte Cristo Bed and Breakfast was an absolute delight. The historic building boasts a charming vintage aesthetic that truly sets the tone for a unique experience. Every morning, the made-to-order breakfast was fresh, delicious, and thoughtfully prepared—truly a highlight of our trip. I also appreciated how always available tea, coffee, and tasty snacks were throughout the day and night, which made late-night cravings easy to handle. While there aren’t many attractions within walking distance, it’s still very convenient to stroll over to a nearby Target and a cozy neighborhood bar. Overall, the location is quiet yet accessible, and the warm hospitality made us feel right at home. A perfect blend of comfort, character, and convenience.
Hotel Drisco
Hotel Drisco truly lives up to its reputation as one of San Francisco's finest boutique hotels. From the moment we arrived, every detail felt thoughtfully curated—elegant decor, impeccable service, and a serene atmosphere that instantly made us feel at home. The room was stunning, with luxurious bedding that offered an incredibly comfortable night's sleep. We were especially impressed by the breakfast—fresh, delicious, and beautifully presented. Every element, from the quiet ambiance to the attention to detail, contributed to a memorable stay. The location is perfect for exploring the city, with public transit just steps away. We’ve already started planning our return visit. Thank you for creating such a special experience in one of our favorite cities.
Stanyan Park Hotel
Absolutely loved my stay at this hotel! The location is perfect—just a short walk to downtown San Francisco and easily accessible by Muni. The room was clean, cozy, and well-maintained, with a comfortable bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. Staff were friendly and helpful, always ready to assist with anything I needed. I appreciated the quiet, peaceful atmosphere, which made it easy to unwind after a busy day exploring the city. Everything about this place felt thoughtfully designed—from the decor to the little touches in the room. If you're looking for a relaxing yet central spot to stay in SF, this is definitely a top pick. I’d happily come back and recommend it to anyone visiting.
Mission Inn
We’ve stayed at Mission Inn multiple times over the years and always had a great experience—until this visit. We booked a single night stay to attend an opening event at the Riverside Art Museum next door, assuming we were booking directly with the hotel. To our shock, we were actually routed through a third-party booking platform (which I won’t name), resulting in a room price that ballooned from $349 to over $500 after taxes and resort fees. Not ideal, but fair enough—we made a mistake. However, we received a confirmation stating the reservation was “Prepaid and Guaranteed,” which should have been clear. When we arrived after a three-hour rainy drive from San Diego, we were told our room had been canceled the day before with no available alternatives. The front desk agent was unhelpful—and frankly, rude—insisting there was nothing they could do and telling us to contact the booking platform instead. We did, and they confirmed our reservation remained “Prepaid and Guaranteed” in their system. We returned to the front desk, only to be met with another dismissive staff member. After asking for the manager, we finally got confirmation: yes, our room was canceled. When we pointed out that the platform had guaranteed the booking and that the hotel, as the principal, should be accountable for its agent’s actions, they begrudgingly found us an available room—though it had a broken window. The entire ordeal took over 90 minutes, leaving us rushing to the 5 p.m. event instead of unwinding in our room after a long, stressful drive. To make matters worse, when we checked our credit card statement, we saw an additional $360 charge—bringing the total to nearly $900 for a room originally priced at $349. I suspect the hotel may have overbooked and selectively canceled third-party reservations to maximize profits at guests’ expense. During check-in, we even noticed another couple from San Diego facing the exact same issue. Bottom line: never book through third parties. If you must stay here, book directly—but expect indifferent or hostile service. My recommendation? Choose a different hotel nearby. Just visit Mission Inn to walk around the grounds—they’re genuinely beautiful and worth seeing.
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