Hotels near Painted Ladies in San Francisco

Cheap and old hotel that is suitable for 1 or 2 nights (no tikis mikis or those with glamorous pretensions) We got a room with a private bathroom, for approximately 80 a night. Don't expect quality, it's old and I understand that they are going to renovate it little by little since the reception is removing the carpet for a wooden floor. The room is 15 meters and had an exterior window, a somewhat rattly spring mattress but my back can accept it for at least 1 night. They have given the bathroom a touch and improved it. The infrastructure is basic but the cleanliness is more than acceptable. Don't expect luxury, the landings smell a bit strange I suppose because of the carpet (typical smell of this type of hotel with carpet) Summary, if you want to get to know this neighborhood this hostel hotel is a very good option. Difficult parking area, everything is charged The staff is nice, especially the one who checked us out, a charm 😊 They let you leave your bags in the luggage storage. The neighborhood is very nice, almost immersed and a few blocks from the multi-colored area 🏳️🌈🌈

A well-decorated hotel, the front desk saw me with a child and suggested that I change to a multi-bed room for free, because I didn't bother to change. The toilet and bathroom are not in the room, so if you want to take a shower, you don't need to think about it. Breakfast was average. For San Francisco, where soil is at a premium, it is recommended to stay.

Chose this hotel for its great location—close to my meetings and downtown. The room was compact but clean, with a comfortable bed and good Wi-Fi (essential for work). Staff was polite and efficient, nothing fancy but no complaints. Would stay again for business, especially if the price is right.

Union was the right price in the very right location, and wonderful people running the place as well. Toilet & washroom were in the hallway, but that was OK with me, as I've traveled extensively outside the West, and done that regularly. BART access is nearly doorstep, which was a top priority - loved it! Location is right at the ”Burrito Triangle”, with lots of other food available, too, so dining is easy. Their complimentary coffee is strong & fresh, but since DIY was permitted, I brought my civet coffee & fill-yourself K-cups. Good place to stay!

The location is very ideal, it’s in the heart of everything you need, trader Joe’s is right next door. The hotel staff are all very kind and friendly. Everything is clean. The street is safe and much better than any of the other areas for similar priced hotels.

My sister and I stayed at Piona Hotel for 9 nights. It's centrally located, close to many tourist attractions. Initially, we planned to explore the area on foot, but there were so many homeless people that we didn't feel safe walking around. We ended up taking Ubers everywhere we went. I definitely wouldn't recommend going out for a walk at night as it felt quite scary. However, the staff were incredibly helpful. I was very impressed and would certainly choose Piona again if I have the chance to return. I'd also recommend it to my friends. The breakfast offered a lovely selection of snacks and fruits.

The coffee machine is really the reason for the high evaluation of this place. There is a hot chocolate drink in it. It is really good in winter.

The hotel is in a great location, right near Union Square. If you like walking, you can practically reach all the downtown attractions on foot from here. Interestingly, when you enter through the side door of the hotel, there's a cable car parked inside – I'm not sure if it's for display or still operational, but I did take a ride on a cable car at a station near the hotel later. Inside the room, beyond the towels and large bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and lotion, there was nothing else. Not even a disposable shower cap. There was no complimentary bottled water either. While there was a capsule coffee machine, there was no kettle, so I had to ask the housekeeper for one. The bar on the 46th floor has fantastic views; it's a great spot for a drink and to enjoy San Francisco at night. I didn't get a chance to use the pool, but I'm sure it's nice too.

Even though I booked a room with a private bathroom, it was still hostel-standard. I had to get the bedding from the front desk and make the bed myself. For check-out, I had to strip the bedding and return it to the front desk to get my deposit back. There's no elevator, so I had to carry my heavy luggage up myself. The room had no table or chairs, many of the bedside USB outlets were broken, and the room heater was faulty and never properly fixed. In short, it's not suitable for families.

The hotel's location is convenient, about 800 meters' walk to the Civic Center/UN Plaza metro station, and close to Union Square and Chinatown. However, there are many homeless people in the surrounding streets, which makes the environmental smell a bit strong. Although the room is a bit cramped, it is generally clean and tidy. The blackout curtains are excellent, and there are plenty of power outlets near the desk and bed. The bath towels are very new and pleasant to use. Breakfast is served from 7-10 AM, but the variety is simple.