Admiral Hotel

The guy at check-in was barely lukewarm in demeanor and was adamant about no visitors, who would be the other guest (1), if any. He also scrutized my ID, doubting it's authenticity & asking what it was. It's a California State Real ID... On a higher note, the gentleman who l checked out with couldn't have been more flexible & efficient. A room check is needed for the $100 sec. deposit to be returned. If you need a quiet, solo night away: for the price, it's acceptable. This place doesn't get my approval overall. Just in this moment, I nowvremember seeing 2 cockroaches: 1 in the drapes & 1 in the shower/tub [Stoner brain 😆]. Moral of story: I won't be going again. I suggest passing this one up... I give credit where credit is due. This place needs a little of work.

If you have come to San Francisco to explore the ghetto you have come to the right place. Entering Tenderloin District you will be greeted by the stench of piss, crazy hobos and junkies. ||||I thought it was nothing when I saw a guy pissing in the street as we walked up to our hotel but I later realised this one of the nicer sights to witness in this area. ||||As you can imagine the hotel was just as welcoming with its sketchy iron gate... the atmosphere was incredibly awkward on arrival. As we were pointed to the direction of an antique lift taken from the titanic. The STINK of everything gross in life was particularly powerful as we stepped out of the lift into the hallway. ||||If you are brave or possibly as stupid as we were to book this hotel because it was the cheapest place in the c

Martin Flake if you are at this hotel please call me. Your mom and I are worried and haven't heard from you in 2 weeks. You should have gotten a phone by now unless you are being withheld against your will. No joke I'm about to call the authorities and report you missing!! Call your mom to get my number! Xoxo

DO NOT STAY HERE!!!!Absolutely most disgusting hotel I ever stayed at. Found cockroaches crawling around along with absolutely no hot water. I honestly contemplated sleeping in my truck in the tenderloin over staying the night here.

Good location although there are plenty of homeless there. The elevator works half the time it's a 2 door system and many of the tenants leave the door open. I'm 61 years old and had to go up 6 flights to get to my room. The management refuses to take responsibility. The manager told me it's not his responsibility to keep the easy access for the different floors. There are plenty of cockroaches and I didn't see anything to deter them. When I open the desktop grotesque scrambled everywhere. Same with the dresser. The location is very nice. It's in a convenient area so for what you get in San Francisco the price is good. The staff are friendly and informative. I was there 2 weeks and eventually had to request the request a changing of the sheets. The room was cleaned at that time 1st time