Find hotels near Elephant Rock, Tiburon from AED 488

"Check in was quick & efficient. Great amenities from shampoo, conditioner, bath gel - to a Nespresso machine in the room - to an iron+board. My room faced a busy street but the double paned windows muted the noise. The TV had lots of channels. A great weekend hotel at a reasonable price. In the financial district away from downtown - but great for walking (flat) to the Ferry Bldg, Pier 39, Fisherman’s Wharf, the ballpark, Union Square, etc - & if you want the challenge… SF hills. I’d come back & stay again."

"Wonderful staff Great breakfast Loved location and walk ability"

"Gables Inn is a lovely collection of old building that have been joined together. Each room is very individual and there may be quite a few stairs connecting the different parts of the hotel, so let them know if you have mobility issues. Closer to the waterfront, shops and restaurants."

"Clean, spacious room with comfortable beds in a convenient location."

"Great location but very basic hotel. Big queues for check in because you need to room card to even use the hotel bathroom so if you haven’t checked in yet or have checked out it’s a hassle. Definitely not a smooth check in compared to other hotels but does the job for a central hotel near fisherman’s wharf."

"Great stay, Very comfortable "

"Elevators could be renovated, nothing major"

"On the positive side, the hotel itself is nice — the rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable. The property also offers EV charging, which is a great amenity in theory. However, the biggest issue was the staff and overall attitude, which really affected our experience. We were traveling with a child and were initially placed in a very noisy room. Be careful when booking — the hotel is located right next to a highway, and some rooms get significant road noise. I explained that it would be impossible for us to sleep in those conditions, but instead of resolving the situation, we were told we could switch rooms only by paying extra. This felt very unfair — in situations like this, I believe a hotel should offer a solution or upgrade, not force guests to pay more. We also had a very unpleasant situation with the EV charger. After our Tesla finished charging, my husband returned the adapter, but later I was surprised to receive an email saying we hadn’t returned it — and we were charged for it not once, but twice. I called the hotel multiple times to resolve the issue, and the staff were rude and insisted the adapter had not been returned. Only after three calls did they finally admit it was their mistake. Unfortunately, the issue is still not fully resolved — the charges have not yet been reversed, and I have not received any confirmation by email. Overall, while the hotel itself is good, the service and handling of issues were very disappointing."

"The room was nice but you could see light underneath the door. The Continental breakfast was a bag of dry cereal. Everything else was good."