San Francisco Hotel Guide - Anchor Brewing Company hotels in San Francisco, United States of America.

"Location was good and the room was fine. The bathroom is really small, but that didnt bother me. The pipes in the hotel would bang all night as people took showers. It was really hard to sleep even as it got late. 1:30am and the pipes were still banging in the walls. Bring earplugs."

"Room was clean, good space, the only downside was room was a bit hot. It was near a good amount of food places and at walking distance. "

"Friendly service"

"Parking is $95.00 a night at hotel. Lot across the street is $30.00 a night."

"the hotel room was very nice and clean. The bed was very comfortable to sleep in. The staff was superb"

"Location great. Poll was being rehabbed."

"I’m not sure ir I stayed in room 2322 or 2320, but the room was very clean and neat at my arrival. As someone that worked in hospitality for many years I know exactly when I room is clean. Very friendly and helpful staff starting by my housekeeper who gave me some advice to navigate around the city since it was my first time visiting San Francisco, to the front desk staff that recommended me places to visit and eat, to the horsemen that helped me to find my car. I had a very pleasant experience during my two days stay. The only thing I had a little trouble with was getting from the parking lot to the elevators area. The stairs and the two very close and narrow doors. It is a whole project trying to hold the doors, while carrying your luggage and go downstairs. Overall I loved staying at the hotel and for sure I will stay there my next visit. "

"My partner and I stayed the night of March 3, 2026. Around 6:00 am my partner woke up suffering a medical emergency for which paramedics were called. Our room was in the back almost hidden part of the hotel with no signage indicating any rooms were even back there and a narrow, steep staircase to access them. Additionally, no address is anywhere on the street facing facade of the building. Knowing these peculiarities from previous stays at the Hotel Garrett SF, I knew I had to leave my partner’s side while on the phone with 911 to advise the front desk that we in room 137 had a medical emergency, that paramedics were on th way and that b/c the entrance and access to the room from the street for the property was very hard to perceive, we needed their help to flag down the ambulance and direct the paramedics to the room. 20-30 mins go by and help hadn’t arrived. So, I leave my partner’s side, though 911 advised not to, to go see what the delay might be. I saw no one at the front desk and the security guard calmly walking the opposite direction doing his normal rounds and NO ONE helping as I had asked. Luckily, I saw the ambulance about to coming by, two lanes away from the entrance of the hotel and start waving and jumping up and down to catch their attention. The driver raised his hand in gratitude as they had missed it on the first pass(es) (they had the lights off like they’d missed the call). No one to help explain limited access to room. Hotel GarrettSF failed us!"

"Bring an eye mask, the fire suppression system had a flashing light right by the bed. No toilet privacy in loft room but great for a solo traveler. Very convenient to the BART, Muni rail, and F streetcar. Most won't want to stroll the immediate area much, but there is a nice little Parisian cafe that opens at 5am and a Walgreens that opens at 8."