1906 Mission

I’ve stayed at 1906 Mission a few times now and it just keeps getting better. The new common spaces are really nice and make it feel even more welcoming. The neighborhood has also changed a lot and feels much safer than it used to, which makes a big difference. Everything is always super clean, especially the bathrooms and kitchen, and the staff clearly takes good care of the place. For me it’s the perfect spot to land in the city. Highly recommend!

I love this place!!! Very clean, staff are wonderful and very quiet...House keeping cleans the showers and bathrooms every day... You do get your money's worth!!!! Hotel staff responds to your concerns immediately. The kitchen is clean and has everything to cook your own meals. They provide coffee and paper plates for your meal. A nice patio for your morning cup of coffee. A hidden gem in the mission district.

Recommend this hotel for budget friendly trips No Air conditioning on the 3 floor and the room gets really hot in the summer. Not sure why it wasn't mentioned in any review or amenities description of the hotel. Probably rooms are good with fans ONLY in the winters for stay. Front desk was not present

When I looked for a hotel, I stopped at 1906 Mission hotel. I read someone's review and looked at their pictures. I would like to compare what they wrote and what I will see. During my stay there, I can say that I faced the issue with a door keypod (entrance and on room's door). I was supposed to wait approx. 30 minutes until someone helped me to get in. If you have an issue with an entrance, call the number provided in your confirmation email. There is no elevator, so that you have to carry-on your luggage and other belongings up and down. The area around the hotel is considered as dangerous due to drug dealing and other crimes. However, you dont have to worry if you dont walk outside after 8 pm. The hotel by itself is clean enough, housekeeping provides cleaning service every day or upon your request. Kitchen is fully equipped and also most the time is clean unless another guests did not clean after themselves during the day. Restrooms are very small and if you have any disabilities, you will be slightly hard to in and out from there. Shower rooms are big, clean and equipped with all necessary essentials. Furniture in the room are old but it is strong enough, a bed is soft and comfortable. Backyard is fullfilled with a lot of plants and in the evening, there is a white noise and dimmable lights - a wonderful place to relax. This hotel is in the close proximity to BART, public transportation, grocery stores and cafes.

Warning! This place is kinda risky for some reasons. 1. Check-in app is required, but the instruction is sent at the check-in date. If you are busy at the day, you will be stuck on a full of homeless people street. 2. Hotel manager or receptionist is not there. If you have a trouble, you have to take care by yourself. For example, if you don't bring your phone when go to bathroom, you lock out yourself, and you have no help. You see a phone number, but you get no response. 3. This place is not so maintained. Some signs on wall are coming out, some holes on bed sheet, window screen falls off. If you can take them, this is good place.

The stay was terrible- it was so cold on that room that I got fever and sore throat, were not able to explore the city, just had to stay in bed. The common areas were really clean and nice but I missed the whole vacation because of how cold your property is. My boyfriend got seek too but slightly. The property have never responded to my notes about windy rooms

Although it seems this place was once kinda hip, it’s a bit rundown now and, as others have said, the experience is loud and lacking. More than frustrating, it was really sad to see. Our room (302) was on the Mission St rest side of the building, with lovely windows that unfortunately offered zero insulation from street noise. The room was lackluster and plain, lacking attention to detail. The sheets were very basic and had stains. All of the furniture, drapes, linens, and walls needed repair or replacing. The road noise was overwhelming. The vagrants on the street out front didn’t seem dangerous but sure made the experience uncomfortable. The bathrooms, located at the far end of the building, were clean and always available. The one staff person I encountered was kind. As other reviewers pointed out, the light in the headboard was making a non-stop, high pitched whirring noise. Luckily I had earplugs and needed them anyway, to dampen the buses, trucks, and druggies yelling down below. Worth noting, there is no elevator. At a bargain of $85 for a Friday night in November, you definitely get what you pay for here but I’m not sure it’s worth the savings.

The hotel lacking a physical front desk really sets this place back and creates so many more issues. I had booked a room at another hotel for a few days, but was told there wasn’t any space and I had to transfer. So I have to repack the car make my way over here which wasn’t anywhere near my original reservation, but I just went along with it. Immediately when I get here, i notice all the homeless guests out front, trying to break into the building. Great. By the morning time, housekeeping and staff are knocking on the door telling us to leave. Im just as confused as they are bc the hotels the one who moved us here, knowing the situation, and it’s like why even tell us to transfer in the first place? At that point they could have just canceled our whole reservation, we would have been better off! They need better communication between everyone, the housekeeping, management, staff, and the ones who handle the mobile keys. I think they contract the digital side of things but if that’s who they employ, they need better communication between all partners, and they need to accept accountability when it calls for it. Honestly the rooms are tiny and shared bathroom shared kitchen like you get no personal space.