Hotel in San Francisco
Highlights, description and the facilities guests use most.
Stay in San Francisco - Rooms for Every Budget
In every room: TV · Refrigerator · Desk · Microwave
1 large double bed
27.78 m²
The spacious double room features a private bathroom equipped with a shower and a hairdryer. This double room provides heating and a flat-screen TV. The unit offers 1 bed.
2 large double beds
74.32 m²
The spacious double room has a private bathroom fitted with a shower and a hairdryer. This double room features heating and a flat-screen TV. The unit has 2 beds.
1 large double bed
27.78 m²
The spacious double room features heating, as well as a shared bathroom boasting a hairdryer. This double room provides a flat-screen TV. The unit has 1 bed.
Location, travel times, listing details and guest feedback
Bay Hotel is in San Francisco’s Tenderloin at 128 Jones Street. Travelers can drive from San Francisco International Airport to Jones Street in around a quarter of an hour without traffic. The Warfield Theatre is a couple of minutes on foot, and the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco and Alcazar Theatre take a short walk.
Summary of recent guest reviews
A microwave and mini-fridge give some rooms a practical touch, and guests also mention the central location near the convention center and Downtown Market. Reviews of recent stays vary sharply on room condition and service.
Often praised
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33 amenities in 10 categories.
Check-in, check-out and house rules.
Loved by Guests, Trusted for Excellence
Very good Liked: The room but TV not working Disliked: The TV not working the bathroom could be more cleaner the water needs to running before gets hot but overall it's good hotel
Bad
would not stay here again.. Liked: Nice employees Disliked: don’t trust the photo’s! once me and my family got there everything was burnt out, rooms are soo small and bed is too close to the door that it doesn’t open all the way so you can’t even get in the right way. my window view was literally a brick wall with no ventilation and to top it off we had NO AC, in either room *I booked 2* there’s a ac box in the room to ‘turn it on’ but it didn’t even do anything I think it was just for decoration. so it was just hot inside our rooms. the area was soo bad, so definitely do your research. there was a lot of trash outside the rooms, bad pee smell when walking in the building, floors creek so bad I would honestly just not book here unless you are desperately looking for something last minute and cheap like I did. I get the “you get what you pay for” but man for $160 I would’ve expected something at least a little better then this..
More detailed cleaning and updated... Liked: The room with a private bathroom Disliked: The tv was so small and so far away from the bed hard to see it and room I had to clean was not very clean at sll
Liked: Nothing Disliked: There was no bathroom, there was blood on the walls and ceiling, the window was bolted open, it was so dirty, even the sheets were disgusting, the headboard waa crooked dirty and falling down, no parking, wen I got there I saw the room, and immediately asked for a refund, the front desk told me I had to contact booking.com and so I did and they told me to wait for a call back which I did, and then they told me they couldn't do anything it was up to the hotel to refund me the money. I then went back to the office and told them and they said since it had been an hour i was stuck with the room or I had to call booking.com. it was the worst customer service I will never use booking.com or the bay hotel again!
Located near Bay Hotel, you'll find an array of delightful dining and coffee spots to suit every taste. Whether you're in the mood for a quick snack or a leisurely meal, the nearby establishments provide a convenient and enjoyable dining experience during your stay in San Francisco.
Travel the World
Union Square is a downtown public park at Post and Stockton streets. Use the Civic Center and Powell Street station information to plan your route, then check current access details before you go.
Take Golden Gate Ferry from the Downtown Ferry Terminal to Sausalito, then plan your return around the operator’s timetable. The San Francisco Ferry Building also combines a ferry terminal with a food marketplace.
This downtown San Francisco itinerary links Civic Center, the Ferry Building, the Asian Art Museum and Union Square. It also covers Muni fares and seasonal opening hours.
Muir Woods National Monument protects an old-growth coast redwood forest within the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Plan ahead for a parking or shuttle reservation, then choose a visit that fits the trails and facilities you need.
