We were given a double room on the third floor facing Market Street. The room looked fine but it became apparent that we would not be able to sleep at all because of the huge amount of noise coming from the street. Hence the ear plugs in the drawer! The staff at the desk were friendly and allowed us to... more

Would not recommend this hotel. It is old, dark and dingey and located in a dodgy part of town which Lonely Planet recommends you steer clear of. (wish we'd read that first!!) Parking is $30 PER DAY so do not stay here if you have a car. No breakfast not even a free coffee, no free net and very little... more

Dear Emmanuel Both Alan and I were both appreciative and thankful for the hospitality that you and your staff showed toward us throughtout our stay in San Francisco. We were made to feel at home and very comfortable at the Renoir. We are sorry that we missed the chance to tell you personally. We were looking forward to meeting you.... more

This hotel has a history of being the site for filming of some "adult films" which can be a novelty in the fun-loving city of San Francisco. The reality, however, is that this hotel is seedy at best, dirty, ragged, old, offers incredibly poor customer service and it's located in an area you don't want to walk at night or... more

I never write reviews, but this place is so bad that I have to tell the world! 3 of my girlfriends and I, spent the weekend in San Francisco. We stayed at the Renoir and as soon as I pulled up, I was scared. The hotel is 2 blocks from the "Tenderloin" district...there were homeless people everywhere (much like the... more

The Renoir was our first taste of San Francisco and we left it with mixed feelings after four night stay. The Hotel is well located on the fringe of the CBD in Market St and right next to transport. The Hotel Foyer, staff and check went without a hitch. It is an old Hotel that is definitely tired and needs... more

We loved this old hotel with all its quirkiness. One lift didn't go because there was difficulty finding repacement parts. Rooms were comfortable and bed was good. Close to city centre but on the fringe of the city tourist area. more

To anyone who reads this, Please stay away from this one. Terrible chippy bathtub, broken shower. Nasty & smelly carpets. Awful receptionist who dances while talking. Noisy as hell, surrounded by homeless thugs waiting for you to drop your guard. 28$ valet service-no parking. Would sleep in ma car than than go there agan. more

My wife and I stayed at the Renoir,. Very central and certainly easy for public transport to the airport. Staff very helpful. Main downside to staying is noise. Our room was on the 7th floor facing Market street and our stay coincided with the weekend of the Gay celebrations...lots ot street noise from revellers (perhaps this is the wrong term)... more