Stanyan Park Hotel

Great location. That’s ALL. Seriously overhyped breakfast of just bagels and oatmeal in a cold, non-ambient and awkwardly silent eating space. Road construction directly out the front door made it an eye sore, not at all picture worthy and a pain for the Uber drivers to find parking. Room was tiny as heck couldn’t even work out in it. Window view was nothing; I could stick my arm out and touch the neighbor wall/window on the other side. Staff was non-smiling and bleh. I asked about laundry service and the guy said there wasn’t any and I should go down the street to use the self laundry. But then on the third day, there was a bag left to put my laundry in, so I guess there was laundry service. The internet barely worked (pics attached) most of my mornings were screwed for work/trading as the T-Mobile cell service didn’t get enough signal in the room to do hotspot either. Hotel WiFi was Constantly failing and red. The fire alarm in the room was beeping for the last 24 hours. The room to the east of 115 had an alarm clocking blaring for almost an hour one morning. And you can hear the people in adjacent rooms through the walls.

I stayed here with my mom during a road trip. This is such a BEAUTIFUL landmark, with amazing history. I loved when we checked in, they immediately told us about their breakfast, AND their complimentary wine hour, which I am not old enough yet for, but there were also snacks which were much appreciated. Breakfast was great, and I loved our room, large bathroom and well sized room. I love the history of it!! I will definitely be coming back and staying longer next time.

Terrible unempathetic customer service. My family is set to arrive way past midnight to support my dad being transferred to the ICU at UCSF, and though the hotel has our reservation for tonight, and an empty suite we requested to book for tomorrrow night (that is empty tonight), they are unwilling to just let my family stay in the same room without having to move rooms the next day. Also, their late check out offered is noon....the new room is "not available until 3pm", so my family would have to leave the hospital just to move bags? When asked, the customer service person advised "well, I'm not sure how that would work".....How is this hospitality?

I stayed there recently. The place makes you feel like you are staying with your grandmother, and on the other hand, it is like staying in your grandmother's house. Rooms are small, have no refrigerator or microwave in the room, and the internet I needed for my all-day online training. When I called the front desk, the woman there said the only solution was to go downstairs and sit in the lobby for my training. As for the breakfast, what hotel doesn't have scramble eggs??? Just hard-boiled eggs, veggie patties, some bird meat links, and warm yogurt because the refrigerator was unplugged. ... and all that for just almost $500 dollars.

The building looks old fashioned but the rooms and amenities are good. It is also a good location to stay if you are planning to see the sunset in Golden Gate Bridge

My daughter and I had a great experience at this hotel. I loved the old charming San Francisco vibe with wall papers and old furniture. The room was clean, bright and welcoming. They include breakfast and wine hour with snacks. The location is exceptional, across the street from the Golden Gate Park, stores and amazing restaurants. There’s also a public garage a few steps away. We felt safe and the staff was great. After reading a few negatives reviews here I was a bit skeptical, but I have to say that it exceeded my expectations.

We’ve stayed here a few times, and we’ve never been disappointed - the service is great, the location is perfect (right next to the Haight St entrance of the GGP), and the rooms are so so cute. It’s our little oasis when we come to the city now!

Great little place to getaway and relax. Morning breakfast options are great. One thing that we noticed was that our room had an old enclosure room smell.