Warfield Hotel

I’ve had a really positive experience with the staff here. Over time, many of the workers have become friendly faces and genuinely good people to talk to. They actually listen and care about what you’re going through, which is rare these days. They’re very understanding and treat people with respect. There’s a young guy who works the night shift who especially stands out. He works long hours, and even when things get stressful for the staff, he still keeps a welcoming smile and stays professional. It doesn’t go unnoticed. The building itself is fairly quiet, and the elevator works, which is a big plus. Some rooms include showers and bathrooms, and they even offer pastries in the morning. Like anywhere in this part of the city, there are sometimes homeless people outside, especially at nigh

Positive: "" Negative: no reefer. Hot water took forever to get hot. Staff showed me that you had to run it about 4-5 minutes. PARKING was a block away and $40/night.

Great service. They had toast and coffee for breakfast. The shared bathrooms were clean and even though the neighborhood is rough, we felt safe.I really enjoyed the stay at this Hotel.

Nice large room, large bed. A little dated decor but friendly, helpful staff. The location is very convenient for shows at The Warfield. This is the Tenderloin, so even though there are many restaurants there are also a lot of homeless people as the night sets in. Hotel felt safe.

Decent hotel for the price, super loud people outside so BRING ear plugs. Only one employee spoke English, but he was very helpful and nice. The room was adequate, again you get what you pay for. It's better or as good as the budget motels, but it's in the city 5 minute walk from all the slights. 20 minute walk from Chinatown and the waterfront.