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"This simple motel is fine for an inexpensive stay in SF. It's clean, nice bed, good location with shops & restaurants nearby (esp the vegan Rad Radish!), and front desk is responsive. Just know it's simple. Room is small, coffee maker is cheap, small fridge and microwave, heat/ac is low or high or off without a thermostat, no closet and limited counter/desk space. Good place to sleep, but not hang."

"Great room- clean and comfortable!"

"The location cannot not be beat-just one block off Noe Valley's charming town center, with a variety of restaurants, coffee shops, unique retail stores and a Whole Foods. Close enough to be convenient, far enough away to be peaceful and quiet. Priscilla was a gracious and accommodating host throughout our stay. The rental itself has lots of charm, with soothing colors, an amazingly comfortable bed and a great shower. Did not miss having a cooktop at all with so many options for going out or getting takeout - the coffee maker/microwave/toaster were all we needed for some meals. My pup and I were very comfortable here. We would definitely stay here again and will recommend it to friends and family!"

"The only difference between my room at YOTEL and a much pricier one is square footage. But who needs it? It had amenities to make me feel pampered, thoughtful layout, high-end fixtures, double shades, comfortable bed. The room was super clean and quiet. The hotel location was within 5 minutes of the places I was going and access to public transportation was practically at the front door. Every staff member was helpful and friendly. The building itself is historic and got through the earthquakes of 1906 and 1989 damage-free due to the 2.5-foot-thick walls, not a bad safety feature. My thanks to the people who conceived, designed, built, and maintain the YOTEL notion."

"Wifi strong signal, hair dryer, heater works. There is a fan for summer. There is a microwave, a refrigerator, a TV. Shampoo & soap are provided. Daily housekeeping available. Everything is as promised. Linens are clean, there's no spot. All the basic stuffs are available. No laundry. As for the area, The16th street, west side of Valencia is good. I ride Bus 22, dropped at half block away with no problem. Valencia itself is a busy street with lots of nice store and restaurants. There are bum 1 or 2, but it is safe, I walked at 9 pm & it was fine. My favorite eatery is Sunflower, an authentic & cheap Vietnamese cafe, very delicious. The not so good area is the east side of Valencia, on 16th street, Union Street & the Bart station itself. But on the day time I can walk from the hotel to that trendy Dandelion chocolate factory. Don't forget to bring your credit card (or $100 cash) for damage deposit."

"an outstanding stay in a poverty stricken part of town; I had no doubts related to my safety but it is not one of the best parts of the city; and, will stay in the Union Hotel next time I return"

"What an interesting place to stay in SF. The owner and assistant were so much fun, interesting and helpful. In a location in mid-south ish part of the city close to everything we wanted to do. We will recommend this spot to anyone that wants a bed and breakfast and/or something with tremendous history, nice room and bathroom with everything you could need. "

"The ability to extend my stay with another reservation and keep the same room!"