Hotell nära Powell's City of Books

“Wonderful hotel, convenient parking, although on the street - no self parking available. Also, Friday night stay can be loud and questionable due to the conditions in the neighborhood where the hotel is located. ”

“We have to pay for parking, no drinking water in our room, breakfast was ok, staff not very friendly I ask for dinner places and she didn't care or ignore me. Definitely not coming back.”

“Great pool”

“There was a human in the breakfast food area who ‘smelled of urine’. His hygiene was appalling. We could smell this person across the other side of a large dining area. His speech was rambling. He was touching items (food) in the food serving area. The food, now contaminated was not removed. Security followed this person around but did nothing. This human should not have been in the area where food was made available for paying guests. ”

“Clean room, super clean and organized shared bathrooms and kitchen. Awesome location!”

“Stora färgglada rum med gång avstånd till Nob Hill och Pearl district. Konstig lukt när man först kommer in i hotellet men rummet var rent & fräscht.”

“Great place to stay! ”

“The front desk staff was very friendly. The facilities were very nice and well kept. I’d definitely go back. ”

“Ingen städning alls under hela vistelsen, inga nya/rena handdukar (detsamma gällde mina kollegor under samma vistelse). Frukost öppnade inte förrän kl 07.00, dessutom var servicen vid frukosten långsam. ”

“Tog väldigt lång tid för incheckning rummet fint men väldigt smutsiga fönster. Dyrt”

“Ok hotel but terrible breakfast”

“Good selection of restaurants within about six blocks. Second time here and second time I had to stand outside ringing the bell for as much as five minutes for someone to buzz me in. Overall, it’s a lovely place with comfy beds and clean bathrooms. Great location: only five-minute walk to Amtrak station and even less to light rail. ”

“I stayed one night, both of the receptionists were very friendly, professional and helpful. Unfortunately i don't remember their names. /Guy that asked for travel advice.”