요텔 샌프란시스코

호텔자체는 광장히 신식이고 미래지향적인 컨셉을 지향하고 있네요. 2층에 위치한 라운지도 편리했고 커피 맛도 매우 좋았으며 각층에 위치한 정수시설도 좋았네요. 다만 호텔 탓은 아니지만 주변 환경에 노숙자들이 지나치게 많아 보이고 정신도 온전하지 못한분들이 많아 보였네요. 특히 밤에는 나가기가 좀 껴려졌네요 전반적으로 호텔 위치 빼고는 만족입니다.

Everything is something missing. Too small and no table at all. No door for bathroom. Street noise and no place too eat nearby. 30 dollars for overnight parking on Mission street. Not chic at all as many small funky boutique hotel. Neither Rooftop bar nor a restaurant has opened yet. Nice coffee and kind staffs

I like Yotel's concept, tested it for a night, and left disappointed and frustrated. PROS: On Market Street, convenient to Orpheum, Moscone, subway and most attractions downtown. Quiet room. Clean. New. Friendly staff. CONS: Three self-check-in screens for check-in, but two aren't working, and the other freezes looking up my reservation, so I wait in line for the one human checking people in; when it's my turn, she explains "they're updating." (If you're all about technology, why do updates during afternoon check-in hours?) My "premium cabin" was just north of claustrophobic; some rooms apparently have no windows. Shower and toilet walls are only frosted glass, seems like TMI if you have a roommate. "Monsoon" shower more like a gentle sprinkle. Barely any counter space at sink. Heated towel rack is inexplicably behind toilet, forcing you to drip all over your tiny floor to get to your heated towel. And though I'm comfortable in most of Tenderloin, this street corner feels particularly sketchy. Finally, all the room lights confused me. The bathroom light is a button in the mirror. The purple mood lighting around the TV console has a switch by the door, but which switch, and how do I dim vs. turn off? I hate it when hotels complicate the simple things; this is the first time in 20 years of hotels that I've had to call the front desk for help turning off a light. OVERALL: Last resort for me. Your mileage may vary.

The hotel itself was very nice and clean as advertised. However it is in a sketchy part of town with lots of homeless people living on the streets in the area. The most unpleasant part of my stay was the $25/night surprise fee that I was told about during check in. They said it was for WiFi and other amenities that are usually included with the price of the room. I had already paid $130+ per night for a very small room and the surprise fees felt like a cheap shot at the weary traveler. Too late to book a different place it felt like I just had to bend over and take it.

Small room didn’t bother us. Homeless in the area was not great but the hotel is secure. Doors locked at night.Great staff!!!