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"Clean , great location and good customer service"

"Room too warm. The room was 81° when we got in at 11:30pm and only made it down to 77° by 8am. "

"Great location, nice amenities, friendly staff, clean room"

"Great restaurant"

"Clean, driendly staff"

"The stay was okay. "

"The hotel was mostly fine. It provided us with basic amenities that we needed for a two-night stay. However, one morning I folded some CLEAN clothes and put them in one of the drawers along with a backpack with my laptop in it. When we got back to the hotel that night, the backpack with my laptop was fine, thankfully, but the clothes were damp and had a foul smell, similar to cat urine. I'm not sure what happened, but this upset me since the clothes were clean and dry when we left. Another thing, most of the lights/lamps were no longer working when we got back that same night."

"Excellent city view (worth the price). Great location on Nob Hill. Ideal for family stay. Extortion pricing in the lobby machines and mini-store (($8.00 for a 4 oz. bottle of Pepto-Bismal, $10.60 for one bottle of cold beer!!). Just do your shopping in the surrounding shops..."

"The staff were wonderful. Especially the staff near the elevators that help handicapped people like us. The hotel has an elevator system that is not handicap friendly as part of their efforts to keep the hotel room floors secure from non-hotel guests. I understand and appreciate keeping bad actors away from the rooms but not the confusion and distance people who can’t ride escalators face. The problem is that the elevators to the rooms (operable only with a room key) are on the second floor. To get from the ground floor to the second floor, there is a robust escalator which is great for everyone except those with mobility handicaps. There is a single small elevator tucked away in a long hallway and that is not easy to find when first finding it because the doors are covered in a nice Hawaiian style graphic. Since hotel check in is on the second floor, newly arriving guests have to find their own way around the escalators. After a couple of laps around the first floor shopping center, a hotel employee not only told us where the small elevator to the second elevator was, but he walked with us there. He helped a second time when we were seemingly stranded on the second floor looking for the small elevator down to the first floor. Another person helped a third time when the small elevator was out of order by taking us into an employee only area near the escalators and allowing us to use the elevators used by room maids. My thanks to the employees who rescued us. I wish had Names."