Inn San Francisco

Even more beautiful than the pictures. We loved our stay here. The Inn has something rare that even the most expensive places I’ve stayed at don’t have — a strong sense of “place”. The staff are wonderful and really care about you enjoying your stay. We sat up on the roof balcony, soaked in the garden cedar hot tub at night, were relieved to find a mini-fridge in the room, borrowed a board game from the sitting room, and loved the extensive continental breakfast. The vegetarian quiche was delicious. I don’t usually book the same place twice but next time I’m in SF this is where I’m staying.

Absolutely worth a stay if you’re into history and Victorian homes. There’s an incredible breakfast set up every morning. Marty and Liza are such gracious and welcoming hosts and to top it all off, The Inn is nestled in the middle a lively neighborhood with character and delicious Mexican food. You’re within walking distance to BART/fun but you can also find peace and quiet in the garden. I recommend a soak in the hot tub and taking the spiral staircase to the rooftop.

This is a fantastic place to stay at! such an incredible experience, very old San Francisco style. The house is beautiful, very well maintained, cleaned, and elegant. Our room was beautiful as well, quiet, and very comfortable. The breakfast was fantastic. We also enjoyed the neighborhood, with character and lots of interesting shops and coffee shops. We will definitely stay here again!

The Inn San Francisco is perfect location in the Mission district. The old Victorian is charming and cozy. Our room was clean, nice size and warmly decorated. The breakfast was good and available between 7am - 11am accommodating both early and late risers. The common silting rooms are inviting. The back garden area was lovely, and has a nice hot tub!|Highly recommend this BnB.

I was staying there a couple of weeks ago--three nights, by myself. It was recommended to me by an association I had to visit, and, I absolutely loved in. I love historic buildings and non-chain hotels with charm. My room (#34) was spacious and everything was so comfortable there. Very clean. I loved the touch of classical music in the breakfast/ lounge area, the breakfast was amazing, and the ambience was productive and I could do some creative writing done. I also used the hot tub, and the flowers were so fragrant this time of year; the SF skyline views from the roof are stunning day and night. I got to meet Marty, the owner. Very pleasant conversation, and had his stories about the property, and about the city. I was greatly accommodated by Liza and Evelyn. Thank you so much! Lastly, because I drove in, I was delighted I could lock up my car in a closed private garage. $30/night is worth the peace of mind.

Absolutely loved our stay at The Inn San Francisco! The breakfast buffet was spot‑on—fresh, abundant, and delicious. The staff were incredibly helpful from check‑in to check‑out. And Marty, the owner, was a highlight—passionate about his inn and its rich San Francisco history, making our stay feel warm, personal, and authentic. Highly recommend to anyone looking for charm, character, and great service!

We really enjoyed our stay at The Inn San Francisco! Located in the Mission District the Inn is close to many of the sights to see in the city. The room we stayed in was very nice and the hospitality provided by Marty and his crew was top notch! We will definitely stay there again!

We last visited the Inn in 2016 and made a return trip there this June. It was as we remembered -- friendly and helpful front desk staff (including Marty, the owner), delicious and varied breakfast buffet, and lovely, idiosyncratic rooms. It's quirky, in the best sense possible. We had a wonderful stay, and would gladly return the next time we are in the Bay Area.

Stunning rooms, immaculately clean, delicious breakfast and really kind staff and owner. Definitely recommend this place. Also really appreciate the reasonable timing for the end of breakfast and checkout. We enjoyed it all and the location is quieter at night than I'd expected for the Mission. Nice neighborhood streets nearby for an evening walk after the hot tub, and the building stays very quiet.

One of the most unexpected wonderful experiences of my life. Definitely a must if traveling to San Francisco. I have traveled for work for the last 10 years - all over the world, and this was my first Bed and Breakfast experiences. I felt like I traveled back to the late 1800's, The room, was spectacular. The antiques are fantastic. The Breakfast was amazing. What they dont mention is the amazing rooftop sitting area with an 360 view of San Francisco- that is beyond wonderful. They also have a Victorian garden with a hot tub. If I had known how amazing this experience would have been I would have stayed longer. I will definitely return.

One of the most beautiful places we've stayed in SF. Hosts are wonderful and attentive. Lots of neighboring unique and good restaurants. Highly recommend!

This was the nicest, best bed and breakfast that I have ever stayed in! The owner and staff are exceptional, so friendly and helpful. I learned a lot about the history of San Francisco. The rooms are gorgeous and comfortable. The delicious buffet breakfast is served all morning and has something for everyone. I loved the location (Mission District) and the nearby restaurants. It was really cool to stay in a Victorian mansion and feel the history. The views of the city from the rooftop terrace are amazing. I will definitely return!

We stayed here the day before Christmas Eve to go to dinner at a nearby restaurant. The staff was so helpful and accommodating. The decorations for the holidays were so beautiful, honestly so dazzling! There is a small communal area downstairs that is so cozy with coffee, tea, and fresh fruit (my favorite part!). Breakfast was so delicious, a lot of fresh fruit and delicious vegetable quiche. The beds were soft and comfortable. The shower was nice and hot. Honestly, this was the cutest inn I've ever been to.

Excellent customer service. Delicious breakfast. Well detailed Victorian. Central location in the mission.

Can't say enough about this bed and breakfast. Have stayed here twice and both times were a great experience. Staff is friendly and welcoming, Rooms and common areas are clean and well decorated. Enjoyed the breakfast (plenty of options) while relaxing and reading a few of the Inn's historical books on San Francisco. A fun and interesting place to stay. And - check out the pretty backyard area and roof deck with a fantastic view!

Great vibes, nice decor, delicious breakfast, prime location - thumbs up all around - we shall return!!!

We stayed in the Garden Cottage and had a lovely time. The space was large and roomy. Breakfast was lovely (quiche, pastries, breads, fruit). There is a queen bed and daybed in the nicer, larger room, and another queen in the small bedroom. There is a nice kitchen with a non-working antique stove and mini fridge. No microwave. There is a large jetted tub which would be challenging for some to get in and out of. The jacuzzi is right outside the door but we never heard anyone in it even though they were. It's very serene there. Nice roof deck with beautiful views. Parking right across the street (very tight spaces). Wonderful customer service.

I wanted to like this place. The decor is interesting, and the staff is friendly and welcoming. It's just that we booked this place specifically so that we could use a hot tub late at night. On the website, it mentions that each room has a hot tub and that there is a 24 hour tub in the garden that you can use, as long as you are respectful. Once we get there. they tell us that means the jets can't be used either in the room or outside after 9. Then we find out the jets in the outdoor tub are broken. Since it was the whole reason we booked, we won't be returning.

This popped up in my feed, soliciting a review. Which is interesting because it was almost exactly 40 years ago that I first stayed at the Inn. My now deceased partner, Janice, and me, her brother and my now deceased ex-husband took over two adjoining rooms for three nights. Lives were changed in that Inn, paths unexpected unfolded. Janice even ended up working there for over a year for the then two men who owned the place. It's a landmark. It's fabulous. It's a bit of SF history which deserves your attention. Stay there. You will not be disappointed.

The Inn is a special, magical place. For me it's a perfect place for a solo retreat. It's sooooo beautiful. The garden is perfect for writing morning pages, the rooftop deck (room 44) is perfect for yoga, the hot tub in the garden is super relaxing. The classical music during breakfast is enchanting. The people who work there are special -- they became dear to me over the years.

My husband and I love this hotel. It is a real treat for us to stay here. Staff are nice. Love the Victorian feel, the huge array of fruit for breakfast (plus the oat and soy milk options for us vegans), the furniture, the feeling of history in the place, and the 12 noon check out makes staying here so much more relaxing. It makes such a difference when you don't feel you have to rush in the morning. They were also very welcoming for us to check in early if we needed to. It feels like they actually care about their guests and want to give them a nice experience. The redwood hot tub has spoiled us for life. Cozy outdoors in the garden and it is hot. Therapeutic temp. I feel like I'm in the hot springs in Asia again. Parking is not the most convenient you will find but it is certainly the least expensive we have seen in the city and it is secure so we don't have to worry about our car. It's worth it. No elevator so expect some stairs. I also have to say I had the pleasure of meeting the owner Marty the last time we stayed. It is clear that this Inn his a labor of love. He was so friendly. Told me all about the place (I asked...he seems like the kind of guy who loves to share his "things" but who wouldn't bombard you with info if you weren't into hearing about it). We have only stayed here twice, once on the 2nd floor and once on the 3rd floor.

Absolutely gorgeous Victorian, wonderfully decorated, and a friendly, helpful staff. Will definitely come back.

We loved our stay at the Inn! I stayed here 10 years ago and it was such a special experience, that I chose to bring my husband here on our way home from Australia recently. It still has that wonderful charm that I remember, the same service and no demise in the quality it offers to guests. They give that extra care and touch, which makes travel much more memorable and magical. Marty the owner is a wonderful host and will make you feel right at home. I really didn't want to leave the Inn. It reminds me of the magic travel offered in the good old days. Where your spirit is ignited. The Inn is warm, charming, creative and peaceful. A special place to stay. Try the hot tub, see the view from the roof, and hang out in the common areas.

My husband and I have been staying at the Inn San Francisco for 15 years .... since our son moved to California's Mission District in 2009. Finding this authentic Victorian home converted into a warm, beautifully decorated, and meticulous B&B was such a welcomed surprise. We've spent numerous holidays at the Inn and consistently found them all tastefully decorated in the holiday spirit. We've probably stayed in almost every room (including the Garden Cottage) and found each has its own unique style. Breakfast offers multiple varieties of delicious offerings which never disappoint. Comfortable common area sitting rooms combined with soft, classical music provide a relaxing, almost zen-like environment for relaxing. The roof-top deck (spectacular 360-degree view) and the backyard garden with hot tub are outdoor areas not to miss. But most of all, it's Marty and his superior staff; especially, Evelyn, that make you feel welcomed and part of the family ... whether it's your first visit or you've been coming for 15 years! BTW, we've already made our reservations for Thanksgiving.

Extremely happy with the customer service and overall hotel in general. Free buffet style breakfast, roof access for panoramic view of the city, hot tub and nice garden. We stayed in a loft style room. I only have one complaint and that would be no hot water to shower. But still 5 stars because everything else was perfection!

What a wonderful place! Great location, amazing people taking care of us there, and beautiful and comfortable environment. We especially loved the fireplace in our room - we slept like babies. :) (And if you find us sleeping up on the stunning rooftop deck, please don't wake us...) Thank you, we'll see Inn San Francisco again soon!

I stayed for a couple of nights in one of the two rooms with a patio-balcony. I didn't know it at the time that it was in the annex building and not the historic main building. So the furnishings were not real antiques but probably mass produced recently. The buffet breakfast was nice. What set it apart was the rich variety of fresh fruit (cantelope, strawberries, kiwi, melons...). The baked goodies appeared to be from Safeway, as did the quiches, which were in aluminum pans. The small garden in back was nice, as not all bed and breakfasts in San Francisco have this. The hot tub is also really pleasant. The first night I stayed I could not figure out how to turn on the jets of water. The second night, a group of women who were celebrating the awarding of a Ph.D. in social psychology at Stanford joined me. We were lucky that staff had not yet left for the night, and one of them learned that there was something under the chair that turned the jets on (there were no instructions posted on how to use it). The bed and breakfast when I stayed there had a delightfully civil British family staying there as a Suisse Romande family that was doing a camping trip in an RV in Northern California. The first morning a very loud, very corpulent American businessman was having a very loud conversation with a business associate that seemed to go on forever. To my astonishment, the husband of the (British) family asked him to not have a business conversation (at 7 a.m.) via Skype, etc. At that time, I also went up to the American in support of a little basic civility. After putting up some resistance, he--not good-naturedly--did leave the dining room, to everyone's relief, or delight. He should have been staying at Best Western, not a 125-year-old Victorian. Marty, the owner, was genuinely kind and generous. He allowed me to cancel the room on the second floor facing Van Ness when I realized, despite it being the grandest room, faced west as well as the street. This--six or so days before I was supposed to stay there. I had a difficult decision choosing between Chateau Tivoli, Parker's Guesthouse, Noe's Bed and Breakfast, and the Parsonage. In the end, I decided to split my stay between Chateau Tivoli and here. Both have their strong points. One thing that Marty told me is that there are no discounts for extended stays. I would really like to settle for a stay of a week or longer, so I was disappointed to here this. Prices on weekends skyrocket, for the better rooms, to $295, to which are added fairly heft San Francisco taxes, etc., making both nights I stayed come to almost $700. For San Francisco, that is still reasonable. For those who want to get away--in time and space--that is worth it. In fact, it seems as though the Victorian flats of San Francisco are going the way of the wrecking ball. This bed and breakfast is only 2-3 blocks from Alamo Square, which on one side faces the "Painted Ladies." Already, one of them has been demolished. Sad, sad, sad. ***** My room in the annex building faced a garden and was on the second floor. It was long and narrow, the queen bed next to the doorway. There was a fireplace which was purely ornamental, with a log still covered in paper. Opposite was a vent for heat, as the mornings even in summer in San Francisco are cool, even in the Mission. The jacuzzi tub really was too small to use. It was rather difficult to take a shower, as one had to step up onto the surrounding flat tile space, whose usage remains somewhat mysterious to me. I did have trouble closing and opening the door to the deck, which blends into the much smaller deck space allotted to the room next door. I was told both rooms are identical (interior) although they did not appear that way in the couple of photos posted on the business's website. It would be nice to be given more than one tiny bar of soap. I was told that if I needed more all I would have to do is ask for one more at the reception desk on the first floor. The one person on duty there seemed often harried by guests checking in and out as well as by having to take telephone calls.

A wonderful hidden gem in the gritty Mission district. It feels like going back in time to the Victorian era without actually being in Victoria times. The staff is quietly helpful and there is an extensive library of fascinating historical books. If you like the modern rooms of the Marriot, this is not the place, but if you like charm, serenity, and peacefulness...this is for you!

Booked a room here for two nights while celebrating my 30th birthday with a friend. The Inn was absolutely beautiful and the service was exceptional! I got to stay in a pink Victorian house which has always been my dream. The house was beautifully kept and the atmosphere was so much fun. All the staff were very kind and extremely helpful. I got to meet Marty the owner and he was wonderful, so nice to get and chat with him for a little while. So glad I was able to stay here especially because of the pandemic going on. I would definitely recommend to everyone and would definitely love to come back one day! Thank you for the wonderful stay

Just wow! A+ customer service. Marty is an absolute gem. I will stay here every time I'm in the city. Customer for life (and love)

We stayed for 5 nights at this gem, and will definitely stay here again any time we visit San Francisco. Pros: The buffet breakfast was wonderful; there was a wide variety of fresh fruit, baked goods, quiche, tea, and coffee. There's a charming garden area in the back where you can eat breakfast. The service (cleaning, staff answering questions, and so forth) was also excellent. Our room on the third floor had a wonderful deep tub with jets that was perfect for relaxing after a day seeing the sights of the city. Cons: The building is not wheelchair accessible -- there are steps leading to the front door, from the back door to the garden, and stairs to the upper floors.

The staff is very friendly and the hotel is charming! The room where we stayed was very spacious. The hotel is also close to lots of restaurants and bars.

No picture can represent the magic and energy of this place. I loved staying here. It felt like a time travel back to Victorian era. The staff members are exceptionally friendly and attentive, breakfast was delicious, and the room was comfy, clean, and super quiet.

It was such a wonderful time to stay at this amazing accommodation, it definitely brought us back to the wonderful past of San Francisco, the interiors are amazing, the details were very intricate and properly maintained, this place is amazing. The awesome staff were so kind , attentive, caring and very helpful which definitely made us feel very much at home, id like to recommend Lenny, Liza, Alison, Rotillo and the other female staff that i forgot the name, really big thanks to all of you. This place and its people are highly recommended.

Great location, beautiful historic building and Marty is a great person. Definitely coming back

I only stayed for 2 nights while I was in town for work. I arrived past their normal hours but was left an envelope with instructions and the process was easy to get in, get the keys, and get escorted to my room. Charming place. I met Marty the following evening and he told me to check out the roof for great city views - which I did the next morning. Room was great, I stayed in #45. There was a bulb out in one of the lights in the bathroom - of which I just now realized I forgot to mention at check out. It didn't bother me so wasn't an issue. The bed was comfortable, the pillows were ok. I prefer really soft down/faux down and the pillows were not that. In any case, great stay. Nice staff. I would totally stay there again. Love the Mission.

My favourite place to stay in San Francisco, now when I no longer live there but sometimes visit. So much better than the generic stale-air hotels that you find anywhere. Love this place.

We stayed at Inn San Francisco for one night & I wish we could've stayed longer. Staff was super friendly & helpful. The room & the whole building were very quaint. We'd love to come back if they ever have their breakfast buffet again. Basic breakfast served in the room was convenient though. The room was big but cozy feeling. The tub is showing its age, but it is HUGE...my hubby & I could shower at the same time. The rooftop deck & garden area are nice places to relax. Parking is a little tight, but it is nice they have designated parking & you don't have to park on the street. I would stay here again.

My sister and I stayed here for only one night and definitely wished we could have visited longer. This property was absolutely gorgeous. The rooftop view of the city was stunning, and the garden was beautiful. We decided to have our dinner in the garden and noticed beautiful purple flowers growing on a tree and pretty butterflies fluttering about. It really felt like a fairytale sort of place. We loved the antiques and the historical pictures of the couple who used to live there. Their marriage certificate is right near when you walk in and we adored that. The staff was very responsive before our visit and included a lot of details (like securing a parking spot with them before you arrive) which I found to be very helpful. The staff was absolutely lovely and attentive, whilst still giving us our space and privacy. This is the nicest place I have ever stayed. The room was quaint and very well kept. The breakfast they served in the parlor reminded me of the scene in "The Little Princess," when she wakes up and there is just a huge spread of every sort of delicious food you could think of. I will definitely be returning here with my husband, and hopefully another trip with my sister. Thank you for being such gracious hosts and even helping with our bags, allowing us to check in a few hours early and for taking pictures of my sister and I.

We had such a lovely quiet stay! The innkeeper was so lovely, she helped carry bags up the stairs upon arrival. She showed us other available rooms. She even brought our breakfast to our room. A very beautiful setting...must go to the roof top to see the amazing view. I would definitely stay here again.

There is no place like this place. Marty is the heartbeat and, also, the entire staff is lovely. This spot feels like an expensive, old home someone you know might own. As soon as you arrive, you are wrapped by its warmth. The beds are superb. Location is great as you're near the Mission and can get it around easily. The price is really fair. I will always stay here when I visit San Francisco.

Absolutely amazing place. The room was quaint and fit the Victorian era of the inn. The common areas were beautiful and the view from the rooftop deck was incredible. The breakfast was wonderful with an amazing selection which we took out to the beautiful garden behind the building. We can't wait to go back and continue our exploration of San Francisco. Additionally, Marty and his staff were spectacular

Wow! What an amazing experience! My husband and I stayed only one night and it wasn't enough. The property is gorgeous and decorated in traditional Victorian (but the bed is so much more comfortable than they were back then). Some rooms have connected bathrooms and some don't but the rooms are clearly noted on their website so you know what you're getting. They have a lovely garden area complete with jacuzzi spa. Their breakfast is so above and beyond; you couldn't ask for more (fruit, oatmeal, variety of pastries, toast and English muffins, charcuterie, warm quiche, and coffee/tea/hot chocolate/juice). They offer parking for an additional fee (well worth it because it is indoor/secure and street parking is limited). They even let us leave our car the day we checked-out so we could do some additional activities before taking off. The Inn is about 15 minutes from Oracle Park and 5 minutes from the Armory. There are a few restaurants within walking distance. But what really made our stay so amazing was the wonderful staff and customer service. Everyone is so welcoming and friendly. They go above and beyond to make your stay memorable. They offered multiple times to assist us with our luggage and, again, let us leave our car well after check-out time so we could enjoy our stay a little longer. We can't wait to take another trip back to San Francisco and will definitely stay at the Inn again.

I am a regular guest at the Inn. It is central to many of my needs and there are some excellent places of all varieties to eat out. They even have a restaurant map. I park in their garage and use the readily available public transportation. I always return to the Inn as I feel like a welcomed friend at every visit. They have a large healthy breakfast with lots of choices. I enjoy taking my glass of wine up to their panoramic deck in the early evenings. It is so much better than being an anonymous guest in a look-a-like room!

Amazing place! I'm so glad we choose this cozy bed and breakfast for our stay in San Francisco. Everything was perfect from very first minute we got there. Staff was very kind and friendly. They explained to us all important things about our stay and also took us for a tour around building. They have an amazing breakfast served from 7-11am. You can eat it in living room or take a trace and eat it in garden, bed or rooftop. Also they are serving porto and sherry in the afternoon I was amazed by this place and how everyone took care of us that i will surely recommending this place to all my friends!

We stayed for 3 days in late May and had a wonderful time. The Inn is charming and comfortable. We prefer to take SF Muni and walk when we're in San Francisco rather than rent a car, and the location is perfect for that. So many good restaurants, parks for the grandsons to play in, and points of interest within a 10-20 minute walk. The breakfast is generous and beautifully displayed. The rooftop deck has great views of the city and surrounding neighborhood. You do have to be fairly agile to brave the circular staircase up to the roof! Staff members were consistently polite, kind, and helpful. We arrived relatively late in the evening to check in, and they accommodated us nicely. One caution - it is best to pack lightly. The steps from the street to the entrance, then to the 2nd and 3rd floors are steep. As to be expected in a charming old Victorian home, but it's difficult if you have a lot of luggage. We hope to stay again in the future!

Loved our stay at the Inn San Francisco. Martin welcomed us and is such a gracious host. as he showed us around you'll feel that he loved and took care of the place himself. The place is charming you'll go back in time at the parlor, you can relax at the garden and the outdoor hot tub. Cant imagine theres a place like this for relaxation next to a busy street in san francisco. Lots of restaurants/bar and groceries just around the corner and a blocks away. We enjoy the view from the roof top as we went there during sunset though it gets cold it would be really nice if there's a heater available at the outdoor lounges. The rooms are haven! Its clean and very well well mantained for an "antique" room. The bed has just the right amount of softness we wanted to get a good night sleep. and the tub/spa are huge perfect for a relaxing bath after you tour the city. And since the night we checked in is really cold we get to use the fireplace! imagine a hot tub + fireplace = perfect, relaxing and romantic night. Though the buffet breakfast isnt back yet they are very generous with our tray breakfast, and the good thing about our tray bfast we can go anywhere with it, Garden/parlor/room. We will surely come back here, and its one reason why you'll left your heart in San francisco.

My wife and I went here last year and we LOVED it. The rooms are so beautiful, you feel like you are stepping into a different time period in the hotel. Marty was so kind to us and showed us all around before he brought us to our room. We loved the outdoor hot tub and our room also had a jacuzzi tub. They have a great breakfast spread in the morning too! The location is great and very centrally located in the mission. You definitely don't need a car here and might be better off without one. They do have limited parking across the street though if you do drive. We only live across the bay but we cannot wait to come back. Such a wonderful experience!

I spent 2 glorious nights at this Inn -- wish I had stayed longer! The location is excellent - walking distance to all the great restaurants on Mission. And there are a ton of bus routes which connect to the trolleys and light rail routes. The staff here was all AMAZING. Without asking they upgraded me to a larger room, which was beautiful and perfectly appointed. The building itself is stunning and so well maintained. The views from the rooftop window's walk are INCREDIBLE. And the backyard garden and hot tub are also excellent. I highly recommend staying here!

My wife and I ventured out for a COVID break to celebrate our anniversary and our birthdays and the Inn San Francisco was the perfect place to stay! We had Room 37 which was quiet and had a great Jacuzzi tub and there just wasn't anything we disliked. They weren't serving their big breakfast buffet, but the breakfast choices we had were excellent and more than we needed. We had breakfast in the rear courtyard the first day, but they brought it up to our third floor room the next day, and even came up again with extra coffee. The service was extraordinary, the rooms clean, and the view from the roof was magnificent. The location too was great for us: just a short walk in each direction to Balmy Alley and Clarion Alley to view the murals and close to mass transit for all the rest we did. We can't wait to come back when COVID is past us for the full experience.

great place, the owner Marty was very friendly, nice lobby room, great breakfast spread, rooms were nice too, and great location.

This was one of our many stays at the Inn San Francisco, and we keep returning because it is such a pleasant visit. The staff is friendly and helpful. The rooms are comfortable and unique. It is always neat and clean. There are many delicious restaurants and cafes within walking distance. A BART station is a few blocks away. If you are looking for a very modern, streamlined hotel, this is not for you. But if you want charm and comfort book at the Inn when you visit San Francisco.

This is my new favorite place to stay in San Francisco. Beautiful place and price is not too bad. Location is good, too. The breakfast spread is wonderful and it's very quiet. We had a room with a sort of a loft (I think it was room 24) which also had a jacuzzi tub. Wish we could have stayed a lot longer! There is off street parking offred by the hotel for a price but you might be able to find street parking.

This intimate Inn in the heart of the Mission District is the perfect place to stay. We were in room 10 on the first floor. We had easy access to the beautiful outdoor garden, sitting area and hot tub (not open because of Covid). The room was spotless and very comfortable. The staff was especially friendly. We were greeted by Liza who helped us with our bags and showing us our parking spot across the street. I would highly recommend a stay at Inn San Francisco.

Stayed here for a mini vacation after we got married. Put simply, this is a BEAUTIFUL hotel! The decor is great, the rooms are awesome, the amenities are fantastic, and most of all, the staff was wonderful!!! We definitely plan to stay here again!!!

My partner and I have stayed at the Inn San Francisco on two separate occasions: once in November 2022 and once in January 2023. The hotel offers the amazing experience of stepping back in time to San Francisco in the 19th century. The attention to details is truly amazing. Our first visit was delightful although somewhat challenging because of problems with a hot water heater that was being installed (no hot water in our room). The staff did everything they could to make us comfortable. The room was charming and spacious. We were amazed at the attention to every aspects of the exquisite and tasteful decor. Also it is one of the cleanest hotels we've ever been in, which is no small feat given the number of objects, chandlers, carved wooden details, etc. - not a bit of dust anywhere! Then there's the breakfast spread - varied and delicious. Marty, the Inn keeper, regretted the hot water problems and graciously gifted us with a complimentary night at our convenience. He is the kind of person one wants as a long time friend - he is charming, a great story teller, soaked in the history of the hotel and the area, and devoted to this wonderful Inn. We returned in January and were treated with generosity and graciousness beyond our expectations. Evelyn and Lee helped with luggage, let us choose our room and basically took exceptional care of us from the moment we arrived. We can't recommend Inn San Francisco highly enough. It's an exquisite place with an exceptional staff.

Where to begin! Not many businesses get 5 stars on yelp so I had to see what it was all about and I was pleasantly NOT surprised as to why they deserve this 5 star rating. Me and partner both agreed this Inn completely beat our expectations! From the lavish decor to the amazing hospitality, this is definitely a stay worth remembering and going back to. The breakfast has been adjusted for Covid-19 safety but it being my first bed and breakfast, I still found it very pleasant (especially being able to enjoy it in such a lovely garden). Our in-room spa was an amazing and intimate touch for me and my partner. We also enjoyed how beautiful the view from the rooftop and our room was. We will most definitely be back!