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"This hotel is located in a wonderful bay setting but the property is old and tired. Since it is secluded from the city the dining was quite limited and the prices were outrageous. I felt I was being held hostage for a $45 breakfast which consisted of two coffees, one English muffin and an order of sausage. We walked 15 minutes to Skates and we had a lovely lunch that was value for money. One of my San Francisco friends suggested that I should have carried my own coffee and ordered hot water but that defeats the concept of hospitality. "

"The staff was friendly when I arrived and left, though I didn't have a use for their services. The room was quite, and clean which is all I really needed. Keep in mind that the room is small, if room size is important to you, this may not be for you, I took the room with the two double beds. The bathroom had a small step to it. Overall it was great and the negatives are nitpicky."

"I usually have great stays at this hotel, but this particular stay was out of uncharacteristically mediocre. The staff is wonderful and everyone is working very hard. No problems there. When I got to my room (room 801), it felt like the room was hastily assembled. The blinds wouldn’t come down at all so privacy was limited, and the TV is set on a strange part of the wall away several feet from the bed, making it difficult to watch comfortably. It felt like we were basically in a storage closet-turned-hotel room. I’m sure this is just a one-off experience, but I suggest anyone booked in room 801 ask for different accommodations. "

"Yes"

"Location is sketchy, old hotel vibe. Bed was surprisingly comfortable. No temp control in room"

"Clean room, great breakfast, nice staff "

"This hotel was extremely nice. Perfect location and the breakfast was pretty good and the best coffee available 24 hours. The room was clean and comfortable. I would definitely recommend it if you’re in the Fisherman Wharf area. We definitely got our money worth. "

"Disappointed that the room was advertised as “City View” but it wasn’t "

"Yes, "