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"Had trouble with internet."

"Very nice hotel in a great location. I would definitely stay there again."

"The hallways smell very unpleasant. The carpets seem extremely old and dirty and give off a damp, stale odor — like in very old buildings where carpets haven’t been cleaned properly for years. Another big issue is the noise. The sound insulation is very poor, and you can clearly hear what’s happening in other rooms. Someone upstairs was constantly moving furniture around midnight and even 1 a.m., which made it very difficult to sleep. The hotel also doesn’t have its own parking, which is a big downside. The closest parking garage is about a 12-minute walk away. The room itself is extremely small. The windows are very old and don’t block outside noise at all — it feels almost like they’re open. Because of that, it also gets cold at night since cold air comes through. The bathroom sink is unbelievably tiny. It’s almost impossible to wash your face because there isn’t enough space for your hands and face under the faucet. Water constantly splashes onto the floor, so I had to keep a towel there to absorb it. The shower pressure was also very weak. Another odd detail: the room has a refrigerator and microwave, but there is no table or place to sit and eat, so it seems like you’re expected to eat on the bed. The only real positive is the location — it’s very close to the Painted Ladies, about a two-minute walk. I also want to thank the housekeeping staff: they changed the towels daily, emptied the trash, and overall the room itself was reasonably clean."

"parking is very expensive and breakfast is very so so, and I won't stay it again"

"Average"

"Our room was really nice as well as the whole interior through as well"

"The staff was amazing and lobby was also amazing! For the price we paid it was a lot nicer than most hotels at comparable pricing we have stayed at previously in other big cities. It was 65$ additional to bring our cat but they hooked it up with a small bottle of wine so no Complaints here. All other hotels say they only welcome dogs when booking. "

"Thought the $20 per day “Amenity” charge was lame. If I would have known it was going to cost more than the stated bottom line, I would have gone further up the Hill, out of the Cusp of the TL. Room 211 is in close proximity to the laundry room, that seemed to only run during sleeping/quiet hours. I won’t go back. "

"I was under the impression that the Phoenix had closed, so it was a wonderful surprise to see this old gem was still in business. No frills but dependable jewel in the heart of the Tenderloin."