Street Level Tiny Room

if the walls of the Monte Cristo Bed & Breakfast could talk, what stories they could tell, for this remarkable building has been a part of San Francisco since 1875. Originally built as a bordello and saloon. In the 1920s, it served as a speakeasy. When the great fire swept the city after the 1906 earthquake, homes were put to the torch on Van Ness Avenue to create a firebreak, and the Saloon not only survived, it served as a refuge for the newly post-quake homeless.

Neighborhood overview: Low key residential location. Pacific Heights, Laurel Heights, Presidio Heights.

Neighbourhood: Western Addition
Property type: Room in bed and breakfast
Room type: Hotel room
Accommodates: 1
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1 bath
Amenities: Hangers, Carbon monoxide alarm, Essentials, Iron, Hair dryer, Breakfast, Shampoo, TV with standard cable, Wifi