Hotels with Parking in San Francisco

The location was decent—about a 20-minute walk to the cable car and Chinatown. Service was solid, and the staff were helpful, offering great suggestions on places to visit. The complimentary morning tea and coffee and afternoon wine tasting section in the lobby was a nice touch. However, one downside was the lack of good budget-friendly breakfast options nearby.

I had a lovely stay at the Westin St Francis. The check in process was quick and pleasant. The Bevi water refill machines at the lobby provides flavored and sparkling water on demand, it was such a lovely perk. The historical hotel is nicely maintained and the guest room was very comfortable. I had an enjoyable stay in San Francisco.

Very expensive for a B&B. Nice spot in the Castro/ Mission district near Dolores Park. Well-maintained & reasonable management. Lots of stairs to go up into main house lobby — wrought iron gates with intercom to buzz to get entry into property. Try to get a room in the older main house to minimize stairs! No AC. They have limited parking spots behind the two B&B houses (access from Dorland St) for US$35./day plus tax which is a steep price. Make sure u book a parking spot in advance. Beautiful garden courtyard in the back. Sadly we never got to use it. Try to get a room that faces the other “house” or the backyard - quieter. We had a front room Deluxe King Room 36 which looked nothing like the sample room photos (only one Room 24 w courtyard view, sofa, coffee table). We got a smaller room approx 290sf vs what we paid for 32sq.m, 344sf, no closet just small armoire to hang a couple of things, no sofa, no coffee table, no balcony. They were kind enough to give us a refund for the price difference between the Deluxe King we booked & the Standard King we got. Had to ask for them to vacuum room. Found tissue under headboard/bed, dusty. Not the kind of room you would want to spend much time in —teeny tiny TV, faced front noisy street with electric bus passing by. No screens in windows so had to close windows at night to keep critters out. Bed was ok. Pillows were synthetic & lumpy. View was of electric lines & school across the street. Beware some electric outlets. One was burnt out. Breakfast was repetitive but nice to eat in a lovely breakfast room or outdoor deck. Hard-boiled eggs, muesli, fruit, muffins/ carbs, American coffee, juices. Fortunately SPRO café was next door if you need a great cappuccino or chai latté! Didn’t get a chance to enjoy their wine & cheese. Contact them on WhatsApp +1 (415) 297-6891 to discuss rooms available.

Everything was wonderful and perfect until check-out. They asked to swipe my Visa card for a $200 deposit on the first day of check-in, which was completely fine. However, on the day of check-out, they told me the service fees for 3 nights came to $123.60. They said they would deduct it from my deposit and refund the remaining balance within a few days. I thought that was fine too. But no — they then charged another $200 to my Visa card without even touching my card again and without my permission. In total, they have charged $400 from my card. I honestly feel like crying because I don’t know what to do. If they don’t refund my money in the next few days, will Trip help resolve this for me? I have never experienced a situation like this before. This hotel was excellent in every way, but charging a guest’s card without authorization is truly disappointing and unfortunate. Can someone please tell me how I can get my money back?

It was a pretty good stay overall. The location is great, though it can get a bit noisy from the street sometimes. But hey, for this price, what more can you ask for, right? Plus, it's right next to the Dolby Theatre.

The staff were friendly, and the room was spacious with a simple yet tasteful interior design. I also liked how big their bathroom was. There is free coffee and water, which was convenient. The courtyard has fire pits and couches for guests to cozy up, and there are smores that you can make during the evening.

We stayed in a deluxe city view room at Hilton Financial District—beautiful views and a warm welcome! The TV greeted us with a personalized “Welcome Cristopher,” which was a thoughtful touch. Staff were friendly and let us check in early. Great location near Chinatown, with amazing food—thanks to Denmark for recommending House of Nanking! Room was clean and well-priced.

I really hate to leave a negative review, I never like doing it, but sometimes it's just necessary. I booked and paid for a deluxe room with a king-sized bed. After a very long journey and terrible jet lag, I was really looking forward to some comfort. Instead, I was given a standard room with a double bed, which made getting any rest impossible. When I complained, they told me the hotel doesn't offer deluxe rooms through third-party platforms... so how did I manage to book one then? They didn't offer any solutions, and I ended up spending 3 nights in a room type different from what I believed I had paid for. Two other things I disliked: the general smell of the hotel (to me it smelled like pee, but that might be subjective). The odor was really unpleasant for me. The second issue was the air conditioning. It was incredibly noisy all night, even after I turned it off (I don't understand how that's possible). The facilities feel very old, which (along with the smell) made the place seem dirty. The staff, however, were very friendly, I can't deny that. I truly regret having to leave this review, but it's an honest account of my experience.

Despite the many bad reviews I saw online, I decided to take a leap of faith. Overall, this hotel is great value. For the location and price, I really don’t think it gets any better. You might find a cheaper hotel but it’s probably within Tenderloin and not worth risking your safety to save money. Here’s my honest review: Location: Amazing convenience, walking distance from great diners and shopping area. It is also relatively quiet at night (though this might depend on where your window faces) Amenities: The air con is indeed very loud. The fan makes a slight hum. The heater is silent. Depending on how you intend to sleep, this is a crucial factor. Coffee machine is provided, but there’s no drinking water. Only cold spa water is available at the lobby from a dispenser. You can also tell that the hotel is pretty old, but everything still works fine and it’s quite clean. Bed: Mattress and pillows quite firm and comfortable. Breakfast: This surpassed my expectations. Selection is limited but sufficient and good quality. There’s hot food (bacon / sausage / eggs) and also simple offerings like cereal and bread. Service: Great service. I changed my room twice. Initially I did not want a room near the elevator, and after that I was hoping to get a room with a silent air con. Did not happen. So please note, the air con is LOUD.

The hotel itself is very nice. I give it a 3/5 for service, as the hotel description states that it offers luggage storage, which is not true. They don't offer it and excuse themselves by saying they don't have space, but then they don't mention that you have this service. They direct you to the Caza Hotel, indicating that you can store your bags there. Obviously, paying for six pieces of luggage, the cost was $50 ($30 + tax). I've attached photos.