San Francisco Hotel Guide - Mission Dolores Park hotels in San Francisco, United States of America.

"One of the worst areas to stay in San Francisco. But the hotel was safe and staff were very friendly"

"We are originally from this neighborhood, my kids were born here. We came to visit and what a perfect stay. Best location. Super clean. Cute room. Easy check in and out and communication. The parking lot massive bonus, but if you don’t have a car the location is a dream. Absolutely recommend!"

"The first time I’ve felt comfortable in a hotel in SF"

"Clean room. Considering the age of the hotel, it's in good condition. Staff EXTREMELY courteous, professional and helpful. I will stay again. "

"The hotel is in a nice location and it is a good price, however, there is a big difference in the rooms you could be given. A single queen room can vary from a very small room with no closet, no place to set your suitcase, and a tiny bathroom and only a view of another building very close, to a comfortable room with a table and chairs, a little closet and a corner view. Booking through Expedia you could get either of these rooms for the same price. The room I was given the first night was so small and depressing I asked to change. I was given another room, but this one was on the third floor so you have to be aware that you have to carry your luggage up three flights of stairs. I would thus be very clear on which room I would accept before booking in the future. "

"Everything was great. It was clean, modest breakfast but good. Plenty of excellent coffee shops a short walk away. I would stay here again, but not in the sky room. It was cramped for my taste"

"Very friendly staff"

"Yes"

"The hotel and the room was good and clean, the staff was really nice and gentile. The instructions were clear and I didn’t had any problem. The room is small but is okey for shorts stays and the location is really good. The only thing that I could say wasn’t perfect were that the bedding had some stains but it didn't smell bad or anything."