San Francisco Hotel Guide - The Foundry hotels in San Francisco, United States of America.

"The staff was amazing. The property seems very new, and the facilities are very nice. Our room did not have operable windows, and uses a central ventilation system. As a result, the air was very dry, and the room felt stuffy during our visit. The parkig situation is also pretty weird. You have to get a code when you check-in, and then use a website to register your car and apply the code to get free parking. It works fine, but feels clunky for a Courtyard brand hotel."

"Good variety of breakfast food to select from."

"The rooms and staff are much better than this Inn looks from the outside."

"No frills but clean and comfortable "

"Clean and useful "

"I like to stay here when visiting family in Redwood City. Just a walk away."

"The house was clean, well-equipped, and located in a quiet neighborhood. However, the photos made it appear larger than it actually is. It’s a 1947 home situated near an industrial area, and most of the surrounding houses were built around the same time. While some nearby homes have been updated and look quite nice, others have not.Parking is a definite challenge—both sides of the street are lined with cars and trucks, often partially on the sidewalk. Parts of the home have been updated over the years, but some areas, like the bathroom floor, appear to be original.Overall, it has been maintained in some respects, but there are still noticeable signs of its age."

"The reservation was cancelled by the hotel and the money were never reimbursed."

"Amenities were nice. Apartment was nice but there were some issues: can opener did not work, bought a new one and left it behind for other guests, same with the scissors in the knife block, handle snapped completely off, bought a new one and left it. The dryer stained all of our whites and light colored clothes. One white shirt looks like camo now. I don’t suggest having packages mailed to there, you will get a notification that it was delivered with a photo of its exact location, 20 minutes later you go down to grab it and it’s nowhere in sight. They have people that come in to organize the room and they will put it in a locker without telling you until you message them several times and even then you get the wrong code or a package that’s not even yours. And I STILL have a package that’s missing. Communication needs an upgrade. "