Kailash Hotel

Honestly it's cheap and you can pay in cash and check in almost at any hour of the day or night. It's not quiet and the rooms are probably not the cleanest definitely will have some type of graffiti on the walls and no fridge microwave and it's a 50/50 on the TV working and if it does you probably won't have a remote. Bathrooms are always full due to people sleeping in them for extended periods of time and there's never any toilet paper or seat covers. But if you aren't afraid and need somewhere to get out of the weather and just sleep this is a cool place.

One shower in the hallway for 20 people on each SRO floor. Tenants shoot up and toss used needles on neighbors properties and have no guest hours limits to speak of so high traffic area. Great place for homeless addicts, felons, ex felons, drug dealers. Terrible for families with kids. Get your IQ checked if you stay here.

This is a very basic no frills room situation, shared bathrooms that are cleaned daily and two per floor so one is usually always open. You can't beat the price point, the only downside is that the cable never works and not all rooms are equipped with a smart TV to sign into Netflix and stuff on. But the workers are friendly and accommodating

I'm a long term renter. Andy, the manager, possibly owner is super kind and helpful, will continuously provide exceptional service and is good company to chat with even, he's a witty lil thing, he is. Appropriate adorable prices. And great atmosphere. Also considerably located in one of the most rich and authentic culture and historical districts in the city along with being highly sought after by tourists and I can why. 🤗🤪🥳🎉💯👌🏼👏🏼🙌🏼👍🏼🤝🏼🧖🏻‍♀️🛀🏻🛌🏻🧘🏻‍♀️🏨🏢🌉🌁🛣️🌃🧳🥇🎊🎯💸💳🪞🛏️🛋️🚿🛁🧻🧼🪒🪥🆒🚻🛍️🧳👜🎒🧢🕶️🪟. Solid 10/10

A few years ago (2016), I planned a trip to SF with my brother. He booked this hotel because we were on a budget. When we arrived we realized that we were right next to a tent city. We also had to park a block or two away, which wouldn't be bad, except the area is really sketchy. The hotel itself is shabby. NOTE: You will not have your own bathroom in your room. When I entered the shared bathroom (for the entire floor), there was diarrhea on the toilet seat. Yeah, pretty bad. Probably not the hotel's fault, just the reality of the living situation. Another reality is that we were woken up 3 or 4 times during the night with people arguing and / or scuffling in the lobby. When we returned to the hotel after our first day of being in SF, we went to our car, and all the cars in the same parkin