Top Hotels Near San Francisco Public Library in San Francisco from NZ$160

"The staff was very polite and helpful. The room was clean, modern and comfortable. I will definitely stay there again. "

"I had a great stay at the Handlery Hotel! The staff were very friendly and always available to help, which made a big difference. I really appreciated the regular housekeeping, it kept everything clean and comfortable throughout my stay. One small downside was that I couldn’t use the pool because it was under maintenance, and my room didn’t have a microwave. However, the staff were very accommodating whenever I needed assistance, which made up for it. I also liked that there was a water dispenser on each floor, so I didn’t have to buy water during my stay. The location was perfect very close to the Union Square conference center, which was incredibly convenient for me. Overall, it was an affordable stay (under $500 for 4 days), and I truly enjoyed my experience. I would definitely consider staying here again! "

"It was an older motel but renovated and super close and convenient to where we wanted to go. It felt safe and the little area above the drive way was so cute. My sister and I didn’t get a chance to eat there but we would like to if we stay again. I think it was worth the price, it was surprisingly quiet for being in the city and had really good coffee places and restaurants in the area all within walking distance. The staff was all great and overall felt clean and secure. "

"Room was just fine and clean and kept clean. However only one elevator out of 4 worked and it’s a 15 story building so wait times were common. Sometimes they let us use the service elevator. The lobby area looks like and has potential to be awesome but right now nothing more than a small front desk. Bar and coffee shop are there but only in concept I guess. Maybe it will continue to get better "

"Everything good. Neighborhood is scary."

"Great location for The Mission District. Basic but good value."

"The carpets were dirty, black mold in the showers, the mattresses were cheap and uncomfortable, the elevator is slow, small and usually occupied. Took the stairs to the 5th floor and down most of the time. Aside from that, its good place to stay for a night or two on a budget. Parking is secured in a gated lot next to the hotel for $32-40 per night. Walking distance to good eateries. Recommend food within walking distance: Cafe Buenos Aires on Polk st. for their variety of fresh empanadas and desserts, fruit fruit smoothies and hot mushroom drinks and matcha. Then to have the stews/soups and other chinese foods at Hai Ki Mi Gia on Ellis. Both eateries keep a very clean place and presentation of food, on top of the food tasting delicious."

"Plan for nearby coffee and laundry."

"Close to downtown Castro and shops on Market & Church St."