Excellent combination of location, value, fundamentals & the all-essential parking feature. I will definitely stay here again and would recommend it to anyone visiting SF who is not inclined to overspend on luxury accommodations. Personally, I can't afford hundreds of dollars more for a huge lobby and a chocolate on my pillow. However, a parking space in a busy neighborhood of SF is like gold, and it was free !! - not a surprise extra $20 - $50 a day
The location is right between Chinatown and NorthBeach, one of the hearts of the SF experience - (where it is basically impossible to park on the street for more than a couple of hours - did I mention that the free parking space was invaluable ?), where there are a plenty of good restaurants, cafes, & attractions, and where it is extremely convenient (by walking, public transpo or car) to go anywhere else you'll want to go in SF. Sure, the neighborhood can be noisy with the normal hustle and bustle of a vibrant area, but it quieted down later at night. (see added location footnote later in this review)
The room was a quite-basic hotel/motel room with the essentials. Not a lot of space but clean, with comfy bed, updated bathroom elements, TV, Wi-Fi, soap & shampoo, hair-dryer, and tiny coffee maker for that first cup before you venture out to the real coffee-mecca-heaven of SF.
The staff was pleasant and helpful. I always appreciate when there is a front-desk person available 24 hrs. This was also important for access to the parking when returning late at night
Location footnote : Some folks might be turned off by the couple of strip-joints a block or two away, still "enlivening" a part of Broadway later at night ( OMG, The Condor Club is still there, as it has been for many, many decades !) There's not an overwhelming indication of the activities taking place behind closed doors and I feel that the neighborhood is as safe as any. There are many many more attractive restaurants, bookstores. cafes and shops than the few (3 ?) less savory joints.