Hotel Amari Reviews

Stayed there for a night … very close to union square… the room was ok .. no view from the window.. not sure if it had heating facility … They take 250$ as deposit on card.. which is insane as I stayed just for one night and blocking 250$ just as deposit is unheard of. The room as basic and good for a night stay

THERE'S TRADER JOES UP THE STREET AND AROUND THE CORNER. WALKING DISTANCE TO UNION SQUARE AND PASS BY STARBUCKS OR MCDONALD'S FOR FRAPPE.

Absolutely crazy $250 deposit (which was returned in full a week later). Bit of a bad smell. Quite noisy. Overall though it’s okay for the price.

Should have some basic amenities in the room.

DIY hotel

Hotel without great pretensions that perfectly meets the needs of visiting San Francisco with a large community and is very well located. As number 1 it is in an area that is not homeless (at least in the surrounding streets) Old but with comfortable rooms and private bathroom. It smells strange since it has carpets throughout the hotel. In the room you will find TV, towels, cleaning supplies, refrigerator, etc. If you do not have great pretensions and want a reasonably clean place, with a private bathroom and very well located, it is perfect for a few days. They ask for a deposit of 250 at the entrance that in theory they return to you after 10 days (pre-authorization on the card)) They let you leave your bags at reception once you check in.

The room was relatively small and had some peculiar smell. There was no hot water kettle. The reception in the lobby was not professional. Overall, I personally don't recommend it. The hotel requires a deposit of US$250 and does not accept cash, so you can only use credit cards. I personally can't understand it. Therefore, I hope that before making a reservation, I can indicate that the hotel requires a deposit.

Avoid the pit, it's an Indian-owned car, and they charge a $250 deposit

The hotel has a bit of a peculiar smell. The room is small. The location is good. It is convenient for shopping and calling a taxi.

The small hotel was run by an Indian. It was very old and dirty. There were homeless people everywhere outside. It was very unsafe. The mattress in the room was about to collapse and the whole room was filled with a musty smell. When I arrived, there was a girl who was not a guest hiding in the public bathroom. I don't know what she was doing, but she was driven out by the Indian. If it wasn't for the sudden change of plan, I would never stay in this shabby hotel.

Very much looking forward to staying again!

I don't have any big requirements, just enough sleep.

It's quite spacious and comfortable