San Francisco Hotel Guide - Hua Zang Si hotels in San Francisco, United States of America.

"This is a 1 star hotel that advertises as a 4 star. They only had 1 working elevator and only allowed 5 people at a time on it. Evidently, the other 3 elevators have been down for several weeks. The rooms are bare bones. No lamps, stains on carpet, lights are all on timers, and barely any furniture in them. They have a bar space in the lobby area, but the hours of operation are sporadic and the role the booze out on a cart when they do decide to open it. I would not recommend this hotel at all. "

"Clean & quiet. Good value."

"I’ll take the hit for not better preparing myself for the terrible parking situation. For those that haven’t been in downtown San Francisco in a while it’s as disgusting and urine filled as ever. I wasn’t excited about the $40 tourism charge upon check-in even though I had prepaid on Expedia. And the staff said that it was a $20 overnight parking fee…… It was over double that…… the room was clean for the most part except underneath the bed was absolutely disgusting, and I only knew about that because one of my kids toys rolled underneath there. The continental breakfast was absolutely terrible. If you show up anytime after eight, don’t expect there to be anything. I do not recommend anybody stay here."

"Clean and staff was very nice. Will definitely stay here again. Parking is $70 a night but it is secured. Location is very convenient as well. "

"Close everything "

"Staff helpful and courteous "

"Parking easy. Room clean. Breakfast pastries, fruit and coffee. "

"Area outside the hotel is a disaster. The Mission is a great place to spend time. Plenty of options for coffee houses, restaurants, and bars. However, the area just in front of the hotel is full of people loitering."

"Central location, old style Pensione Hotel, Cental bathroom and that's ok. It's all about location! You're on Market Street close to everything you need. Parking is simple but park off Market OR you might get towed. Park and walk. Grab rooms towards the back. Less streetlight glare and street noise. "