Red Victorian - Private room -  Rainbow Room

The Rainbow Room is a private bedroom for up to 2 people, located in the historic Red Victorian, near Haight-Ashbury.
The Red Victorian is an experimental community run hotel that offers unique guest experiences. While here, we invite you to attend events: lectures & talks, skill shares, music nights, art shows!
Close to Haight-Ashbury, Golden Gate Park, and Twin Peaks, this central location also offers easy direct lines to both downtown and the beach.

Neighborhood overview: Haight-Ashbury is an incredible relic of San Francisco’s past. The neighborhood, also known as “The Haight” or “Upper Haight”, succinctly personifies the City’s history, aesthetic, and culture.
It is perhaps the most colorful swath of acreage in San Francisco, and remains one of the last-standing neighborhoods to retain an eccentric personality.
The Haight rose to fame during the Counterculture Movement during the Vietnam War era; it became a regular feature in international news headlines and incited a global initiative for social change with special thanks to the 1967 Summer of Love, and a little help from Janis Joplin and the Grateful Dead.
The Haight-Ashbury neighborhood is nestled in between three parks: Golden Gate Park, the Panhandle, and Buena Vista Park, making it somewhat of an urban oasis. Within the parks you'll find: Museums, botanical gardens, seasonal music festivals, and a tea garden.
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Neighbourhood: Haight Ashbury
Property type: Room in hostel
Room type: Hotel room
Accommodates: 2
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 5 shared baths
Amenities: Keypad, Refrigerator, Fire extinguisher, Coffee maker, Dryer, Smoke alarm, Luggage dropoff allowed, First aid kit, Paid parking off premises, Hot water, Oven, Hair dryer, Heating, Breakfast, Stove, Self check-in, Hangers, Microwave, Carbon monoxide alarm, Cooking basics, Essentials, Washer, Shampoo, Dishes and silverware, Kitchen, Wifi

About the host: We are a collective of individuals re-thinking how we live and creating the world in which we'd like to live.