This hotel is rated three stars yet ought to be two to two and a half. The staff is attentive, and that is the main perk. Yes they offer a breakfast that is of a good value. However as others have noted here, the room we stayed in (303) was really sub-par and a flop from an interior design stand-point.... More

While I usually prefer the more modern hotels....I have to admit this hotel is gorgeous. From the lobby, to the elevator (with bench and chandelier), to the parlours with their fireplaces...this place oozes a bygone era. Our room was very nice (although not air-conditioned.....and the window did not have a screen or lock on it) ...kind of unsettling when you're... More

More than 100 years old, we felt like we were living early 1900s. The owner decorated the Hotel perfectly for the christmas. People who admire Santa puppets or such christmas stuff must visit this Hotel in SF. Room was clean enough, there was a interesting smell in the Hotel, but not disturbed very much. I guess old furniture, carpets etc.... More

I loved this hotel... Everything. Staff is very friendly and helpful. You can relax by a fireplace with tea after a stressful day in the city. I'm a bit of a nostalgic so I loved what felt like authentic Victorian ambiance with all the practical amenities. Your stay includes a complete breakfast too.

We stayed for a night and had 412 (a nice large room). The staff was really helpful and friendly. We arrived early and left late. We the offered park the car ($20 in San Francisco is absolutely fair) and depose the luggage - so we did not even had to ask for it. Breakfast included was also good. The only... More

Everything about the Queen Anne made me feel like I was in a different era. We stayed in the Mary Lake Suite. It was huge. The bathroom was huge. The room is a bit drafty due to a window that won't close or seal properly, but the heater worked well to counteract the cold intrusion. The bed was quite comfortable.... More

We didn't like it as much as other reviewers did. We rated it Very Good, but if there was a Good rating, that would be our choice. This is a boutique bed and breakfast hotel located at 1590 Sutter Street, near Japan Town. Parking is expensive, $20 for one night. We stayed there one night to attend a family reunion.... More

This hotel is a must visit if you are going to San Francisco. The staff are great, all of them....from front desk to cleaning. The decor is a must to see. Afternoon tea and sherry ... Good but simple breakfast Clean and comfortable

The hotel is filled with antique Victorian furniture, lights and artwork. The wood work is wonderful. We had a corner room on the 2nd floor on the quite side street. King bed, clean room, big tall drapes, fireplace, just wonderful. Very friendly and helpful staff. We walked from the hotel to dinner down on Filmore St and then on to... More