Perhaps you're like me - forever intrigued by San Francisco and its fabled Haight-Ashbury district. Well, as it so happens, staying at The Red Victorian allows you to experience the still-palpable ambience of "The Haight" firsthand. To make it clear, it was my first time staying here. Would I do it again? Very much so. With that said, the accommodations may not suit everyone tastes. Bohemian in mood and character, the two level, co-living home and hotel sees many travellers come through its corridors daily. It can be noisy at times. Additionally, most of the rooms are unequipped with on-suite bathrooms, which means you'll most likely find yourself sharing the unisex facilities with other visitors in the accompanying hallways. However, if you can look past that, The Red Victorian is truly a grand place to make your homebase whilst staying in the city. Downstairs, the cavernous main room hosts numerous tables and a kitchen, typically stocked with utensils and assortments of breads, cereals, diary products, almond milk, and essential condiments. A fantastic hub to meet like-minded sorts that embrace the arts, if you're seeking a spot in San Francisco to recapture what it might have been like in the 1960s, this is it. I won't soon forget my stay here.