Hotel 964

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• olafhamburgr

  12 agosto 2018
  Cheap hotel

  I chose this hotel because it was cheap (did not expect to be for anything other than sleeping in the hotel) and close to the Moscone Center where I attended a conference. Location: pretty good, close to Market St. where are a lot of shops, hotels, bars, and restaurants. Howard St. is two blocks south of Market St.--the hotel is on the border of the not-so-nice part of Howard St. It's not dangerous, but a few homeless people might be hanging around (which you see in a lot of places in SF). The room was small, clean and without a view (which I did not care). The staff (actually, the staff is one guy at the front desk and a cleaning lady) is friendly. Overall--nothing to complain if you do not expect too much.

  

• Chriss Z

  07 diciembre 2018
  Surprisingly very nice for the price!

  San Francisco is very expensive. I had been looking for a reasonable hotel for just a one day over night stay before a cruise. The prices were very high and sometimes did not have a private bath in your room, but down the hall and sharing with other people. Not my idea of convenient. So I kept looking at lower prices and found this hotel in area just outside of Union Square. It had a bathroom in the room and was decorated very nicely. There was a large flat screen tv and a comfortable bed. The room however, was the smallest room I have ever seen! It was maybe 150 square feet. My husband and I had to take turns moving around to get dressed and moving our luggage. But all in all, the service was friendly and helpful. The neighborhood is a little rough, so I would suggest getting an Uber, instead of walking around.

  

• tatianab842016

  03 noviembre 2019
  Sorpresa

  Necesitaba un hotel cerca al Moscone Center, encontré este lugar a un buen precio con baño dentro de la habitación y una cama muy cómoda. La atención fue excelente y está a dos cuadras del Moscone, se puede caminar hasta Chinatown, al MoMA SF, a restaurantes excelentes a sus alrededores y hacer compras por este sector. Para comer recomiendo Chiplote y Tsuta (japonés).