Hotel Abri Union Square

Location: Consistently praised for proximity to shops, restaurants, metro stations, and cable cars, making it convenient for exploring the city.(based on 2 reviews)

I loved the king room, which seemed like a small apartment. It was very cozy. My stay was for 6 nights; the bed was not comfortable for that extended period of time. I probably would not have noticed if my stay had been shorter. The cleaning staff was less than desirable: I asked that my room be cleaned on day 3 and the maid, hung my dirty towels back up that were on the floor, and did not change the sheets on my bed, which had dirt from my clothing. I was sitting in the lobby and the older guy that worked the front desk began to antagonize me: "Are you waiting for someone? Are you waiting for a ride? Why are you sitting here? Me: I have a room here. Do you want to see my license and look my room up? Him: No. You've been sitting there for a while. Me: No let me show you my license so you can look my room up because I don't want no mess. Him: No that's okay. But he didn't hesitate to take my license and look my room up either. Of course he wasn't my color. Everything else was great and the staff was friendly and helpful, including helping me super glue my glasses that I broke. :-) I would stay again because it is so close to the trolley, trans and bus line; it made it easy to commute and I save a lot of money not having to Lyft everywhere. Buy the $47 pass if you are going to be there any length of time.