As other reviewers have stated, there is no reception desk. You enter the hotel through the bar/restaurant and you can check in at one register by the door and another at the bar. What used to be the reception desk and lobby is just a space with tables and chairs.
The room I was given was updated, average size (for SF) and street side. For 2 people with luggage it might be a bit tight.
What there is:
An in-room safe (mine didn't work);
A Keurig coffee maker and 6 pods (only 1 decaf);
2 small bottles of complimentary water;
Fridge (it's full of their own drinks for sale);
Nice toiletries in the bathroom, a bathrobe (don't smuggle it home - they will charge you $85) and a hairdryer;
Alarm clock with 2 outlets and 2 USB ports to plug in phone chargers (yay).
What there isn't:
A dresser for long stayers. There is the wardrobe, but only the drawers are in the nightstands.
NBCSN on the TV in the rooms (you can only watch it in the bar - which was a bit irksome during the Stanley Cup playoffs);
Great food in the bar (it's just ok and expensive for what it is).