Hotel Sutter Larkin

I'm staying here at the moment, but I was a resident here back in 2000-2003, and it has improved greatly, there's carpet on the floors, and I think it got a good paint job lately, it's an old building,one of the oldest in San Francisco,|| I don't think any rooms come en suite,so the toilets and bathroom with a toilet, are in the hall, sometimes both can be occupied at the same time, but there are three other units along the hallways|| Ok I seen my first roach the other day, no-one likes to see them,and if there is one around, there's bound to be more; lets face it. they get everywhere, places you wouldn't think of, where there's any sort of heat, in your Phone .Answering Machine,Computer,under the Fridge(no fridge here), I know because when I lived here before they were pret

First let me explain by far this is not a super fancy hotel nevertheless I have been fighting to survive in San Francisco for two years now. And the manager and owners of Hotel Sutter Larkin have done everything in their power to assist me with temporary housing every single time that I have found myself not knowing where I will go and stay. I keep to myself and I have no friends or family here. I am in tears thinking about what they are doing and have done for me. No it's not perfect and yes bring your cleaning supplies and fresh linen. The bathrooms are in the hallway and there are often people who do gross things and the management really tries to keep it together. I have never seen any rats or roaches. Nevertheless I am a very clean person so maybe that is why. I can't say enough about

I stayed here from April 1st-Nov 1st while in between apartments. I had a large room facing Sutter st. & paid $400 a week then after a few weeks I paid $350/wk. They were weary of guests at first and of me staying and getting residency after 28 days because of issues They’ve had with people in the past but in time I grew to feel like home there. It does have a TL feel as far as outside and sometimes inside noise due to location.

I'm not from SF, so I had no idea there were places like this. If you aren't from here you need to know ... There aren't private bathrooms you have to go down the hall. People are nasty so, so are the bathrooms. I've seen one mouse and lots of cockroaches. That said if you know the kind of place you're getting... In sf it's pretty good. It's safe, the manager is one of the best people I've met since I moved here. He is kind and willing to help you out(if you're respectful and kind in return) I like it. I bring my own cleaning supplies and clean up before I use anything. If I could the manager would get 5 stars.

I find it very funny all the posts that I see that see how cheap this place is. I don't know how many people think that $100 every day is cheap, especially when you don't even have your own bathroom. Most other hotels like this and the city are around $60 a night. Much easier for a single woman as myself too come up with. That was really my only complaint was that being a single woman on my own $100 every day was hard to do sometimes. Especially if you got behind it all cuz if you get behind you cannot catch up. When I was paying my rent on time and came up with $100 every day the manager and I got along just fine. But then once I got behind I ended up having to leave and was back out on the street for a while only coming to check back in a couple nights out of the week when I could come u