| Q. | Can you tell me if these hotels are in bad or good area? | Related Search:
San Francisco | | | I'll be flying to SF this coming Tuesday and would like to know if someone have stayed or know something about these hotels. I got coupons for each but i need your opinion about the hotel(if u know) and the area.
Which one do u recommend?
Thanks!
Travelogde San Francisco Central
1707 Market St
San Francisco, CA 94103
Travelogde Presidio
2755 Lombard St
San Francisco, CA 94123
Americas Best Value Inn & Suites Soma
10 Hallam Place
San Francisco, CA 94103
Air Travel Hotel San Francisco
655 Ellis Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
Civic Center Inn San Francisco
790 Ellis St
San Francisco, CA 94109
Castle Inn san Francisco
1565 Broadway
San Francisco, CA 94109
Economy Inn San Francisco
1 Richardson Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94123
To the hotels you recommend (#1 & #6):
Is it safe to walk on the street near them at night? I'll stay alone and i always like to explore the streets.
Are there restaurants or fast food in a walking distance?
Thanks!
| | A. | 1) 1707 Market
Good enough area... SOMA, Mission, Hayes Valley, Castro crux (all are within a few blocks). However, definitely very busy and noisy (as it's right by the freeway onramp/Octavia St). Most convenient location of all of them, close to several very distinct restaurant, shopping, bar, etc... districts.
2) 2755 Lombard
Very safe, lots of restaurants, etc... Kind of annoying though, as it's the yuppie epicenter of San Francisco (if you don't look like you make at least $100,000 a year, you'll be mentally spit on by many of the residents there). But certainly safe, and close to the Presidio, which is beautiful.
3) 10 Hallam Place
Had to look this one up... little side street. In the middle of SOMA (South of Market)... lots of nightlife, lots of warehouses, etc... Reasonably safe, though certainly not the nicest/prettiest area.
4 and 5) 656 and 790 Ellis
Only a block away from each other. Both are right in the middle of the Tenderloin, which I'm sure you've read about on this board. A reasonably safe and very interesting/eclectic area, but also pretty seedy, dirty, etc... If you don't mind homeless people and drug addicts, it's a very fun and convenient/central neighborhood.
6) 1565 Broadway
Pacific Heights. Very wealthy and pretty neighborhood. Mostly Victorian and Edwardian buildings and lots of hills, views, etc... However, partially due to the hills, public transportation can be fairly limited.
7) 1 Richardson
Had to look this one up, too... Same as #2 (they're only a few blocks away from each other).
Personally, I'd recommend #1 (convenient, lots going on, easy to get around, etc... but noisy) or #6 (pretty, peaceful, nice, etc... but not terribly convenient). | | | |
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