Fiddletown Vacations from NT$12,313

This hotel is a block away from city hall, civic center plaza and other gorgeous buildings. We were within walking distance to bus stops, Bart stations and other local transit. We did not want to be in heart of tourist area and this was perfect. We loved that we could walk to local restaurants, cafes & bakeries, because of the proximity to government buildings, many places close by 8pm. As long as you are aware of that, its a good place to stay. I think people forget that San Fran is an old city with old buildings (thats the charm). I like that those buildings are repurposed, (hotels, shops, restaurants) and are not completely gutted to make them look brand new (if you want something new, gray and boring, stay somewhere else). I like that the hotel bathroom had the old tiles, small elevator and people were friendly and helpful.This hotel is cute, roomy and simple, we slept & kept our stuff there. There is no A/C, but you dont need it (visited in August from AZ) we kept the window open and at 3am it was really cold.

Very comfy and good location. The breakfast is really good. The wifi is really bad though so if you are willing to do any online call or work you'd better find another alternative. I think they need to improve it.

My family member stayed there only x 2 days not the entire time, just to sleep, they said the complimentary voffee is not good .

The good - Perfect location close to city central. Rental cars (Avis) right across the street The okay - Small rooms and outdated. A lot of yelling and arguments in the alley behind the hotel. Kept us up because we needed the windows open as they have no AC

Liked how helpful the staff was. Bed and sheets soft and comfortable. Kitchen useful especially when you cannot eat outside food or delivery due to food allergies. Quiet and comfortable rooms with connection. Bed room is separate with door. Bathroom is off the living room where there is a pull out couch. Could improve on parking options. We are mobility challenged and parking a block or two away isn’t feasible without an able bodied person who can park and travel on foot back to hotel.