Cannot warn you enough about not staying here. It is terrible. Area is extremely rundown and full of hoods. A sign inside the office window about $20 per person for a police call-out fee explains alot! They had completely wrong information about our reservation. We ended up in haggle session over a twin hotel room, as they had firstly told... more

Aida Hotel is overpriced, considering its interior and location. My room was small and was VERY unpleasant to lodge overnight. The towels provided were uncleaned; mine had a hairball and a yellow stain on it. A lot of homeless people and "gangsters" were hanging outside the hotel at night as well. Aida Hotel also reminds me of one of those... more

If you know anything about San Fran, you know that everything is overpriced, there are lots of homeless people, and finding parking is a disaster. Those are all just things visitors should be prepared for. This hotel is on a less savory street, but none of the people gave us any trouble at all. Once inside, the owners and managers... more

The hotel is in the city but there are so many homeless people day and night, so it's not fun to walk there at alI. I didn't like the atmosphere and the reception desk people. You have to park your car (you have to pay a lot for it) in a carpark at an other hotel. To walk from your... more

Upon arrival, we were dismayed to find out that the room didnt come with a bathroom. It was cheap but that was it. We had to go to a shared toilet outside the room. What's worse is that the room had a pretty bad smell - as in, it just didnt feel clean. The bed was awful. When we got... more

I needed a room after leaving the Ramada, with a very mean, front desk reception. The reception at the Aida was just the opposite, he was super; his wife and daughter came to visit at times. I stayed in a shared bathroom unit. Low noise and an Asian restaurant 1 block away, also 1 around the corner. The hotel is... more

As downscale as it gets in Frisco - don't be fooled by Aida's location oin Market Street, home of Nordstrom, Bloomingdales and the world-famous SF cable car. This is a bum location. Period. The Aida is right in the heart of 4/5 blocks of homeless people and the associated down side this brings. Filthy streets, urine aromas, bins full of... more

FILTHY. STRAIGHT OUT OF THE MOVIE HOSTEL. This is the worst place I've ever seen and been in. The whole building is about to collapse. Extremely old. The room had an unbearable smell. Shady receptionist. Will always find a way to charge you a lot more than what you were promised. Surrounded by homeless people, druggies, prostitutes, and XXX peep... more

The hotel is old, but clean. The receptionist (if you could say so) is behind a bullet proof glass... that tells you something about the neighborhood. When I got out of the hotel two druggies started following me and tried to steal my luggage, finally I had to pay U$ 30!! The worst area for a tourist. Besides, I had... more