Oasis Inn

Most people wouldn't give five stars, but if you don't mind outdated fixtures and decor, then this place is for you. It met all our needs. There's a secure parking garage included in the rate! Huge for SF! The nightly rate itself was absolutely reasonable and a great deal overall. There is a patio area where you can get enjoy some secluded outdoor time. Bed was comfortable, pillows were a bit flat, but not terrible. A little loud at times at night, but you're in SF - a big city - it's unrealistic to expect perfect quiet! The Oasis Inn is what you see advertised, which worked for is and our budget perfectly!

This accomodation really takes the soaring hotel/motel prices in San Fransisco for a ride. It has amazing potential, yet is not well looked after and has very unhelpful staff. Key point for this place is that Parking is NOT assured. It is a first come, first served basis and there is not enough for all rooms. If you arrive late at night or during check in time you will not get a park. Do not expect staff to be helpful in recommended places either. There is street parking, but it is the luck of the draw. The rooms smell, as if they aren’t aired out often, and smelt like cigarette smoke despite asking for a non-smoking room. Surprisingly the best parts were the fast wifi and new TV! We wouldn’t stay again based off the age.

The people who give this hotel a 1 star rating aren't wrong. The rooms are dated, the decor is awful, the staff doesn't seem to understand the point or value of customer service, I've had to settle for a queen when I've paid for a king and I've had to raise a stink to get a clean room. All of these things are very, very true. No, it's the nicest hotel in the city. But the price certainly reflects that. It seems a little unfair to pay $80 for a night in San Francisco and then be -shocked- when you don't pull up to the Hilton. It's a cement box with free parking in the middle of the city where you can sleep at night. It serves its purpose. If you want amenities and polite staff, stay somewhere else. If you're like me and mine, you just want somewhere to park and sleep and would rather spend

The staff seemed super chill. You'd be hard pressed to find a better price, this beat all the AirBnB places in the area at the time. I picked it due to the hotel having a parking lot which was a godsend in SF. I was really scared though reading all the reviews of people's cars being broken into. The hotel even put up signs about locking your car and taking your valuables. I think parking in their underground garage would be the best way to go. The room was loud and there didn't seem to be any AC, didn't mater in November though. You'd come here for the price not the place. It serves that end well, don't expect a lot.

A lovely little Oasis near the top of Cathedral Hill. Definitely more of a motel than a hotel. Clean room with fast Internet, nice little bathtub, a view of the rooftops next door. Apparently has free parking, amazingly enough. Close to City Hall and the Opera/Ballet, but if you walk it's up a steep hill. The neighborhood is okay, but (like much of SF) there is fresh smashed car window on the streets. Cute little central patio with teeny pond, and a co-working space, which we didn't use or inquire about.