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When the maid leaves your door unlocked all day and you come back at night from the hospital where your daughter has had major surgery because of cancer, it's very unsettling. Add the fact that five days later and not one person has contacted us about it even though we have left several messages and emails with the manager. We have talked to 4 different people at the hotel front desk and keep getting the same thing said. A manager will reach out. When?? Very poor service to leave a door open and unlocked all day where anyone could walk in. Still shaken and very upset.

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The hotel staff was amazing here! Steve was so helpful with all my questions from the location (got lost and couldn't find the front entrance) to things to do and how to get there! He also helped with finding the right parking garage for our trip. We got towels anytime we needed them. The lobby is so cute, modern and cozy with a fireplace. The coffee was so good every morning and I enjoyed it by the fireplace or looking out onto the street in the front. As we were leaving they found out we needed to stop at a few more places and they offered to keep our things in storage. And to top it off we got a complimentary bag filled with wine, water and snacks in a cute bag as we arrived! I will definitely stay here again!

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Annabelle R.

Found a great deal directly off the website (flash sale) about a month in advance, and boy am I glad we went with this hotel. The environment was very welcoming, the place was clean and modern looking, a small seating area in the lobby with a fake fireplace, wine bottle display, and other quirky décor. There were no homeless people camping outside the entrance, and it looked pretty well-kept from outside as well. The staff was extremely friendly, upgraded us to a king size bed upon arrival, and explained where to find anything we might need, ie. which floor to get ice, etc. The room was on the smaller size, but not claustrophobic, it was bigger than just the bed, had a desk with a chair and an ottoman type piece of furniture, a mini fridge, side tables, fluffy pillows, comfy and clean bedding, decent sized flatscreen TV, closet and medium sized bathroom, simple but had what you would need, including room service if you want food from the hotel. The shower head was wide, and there were big bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and body wash inside the shower area. They also provided bar soap, in case you don't bring your own loofah. The room was overall clean and presentable, no complaints. The temperature control was basically a window AC (with both cooling and heating option), not the most updated unit, but it worked so that's all that really mattered to me, especially because it was an unusually hot winter day (just happened to be summer weather in the city in Febuary). I wouldn't park here, as it's super expensive (valet $65), but it's easy to find much cheaper parking within a 5-minute walk through Spothero reservations. I loved this place because the of the central location walking distance to a venue we were visiting during our stay, and of course, gotta love the 12noon checkout time (since I'm not a morning person)!

Standard queen bed room
Dennis C.

I stayed here for one night and it was a pleasant experience. As for highlights, the hotel is close to the train station and close to a lot of places to eat. The service at the desk was very friendly and got me checked in quick. The room itself was ready and clean when I entered. While there are windows, my view was just of the building next door. The room came with a good number of towels and stocked well with toiletries. As for anything bad about Hotel Abri. The neighborhood can be a bit dangerous to walk around at night so just be forewarned. Lastly, you'll need a room key to get back into the building. Overall, great place to stay and excellent experience.

Parking violation was taken when pick-up my car with valet parking.
Neko C.

Be careful when you pick-up your car with valet parking. Abri valet parking service park the car in white zone. - Drivers must retain with the vehicle at all time - Vehicle parked for more than five minutes are subject to citation and towing I was mentioned by concierge that pick-up takes 20min. So, I waited in the room with my family. When my car was ready to pick-up, I checked out and picked up my car. It was around 5-10min... I guess camera is watching. (I should have been waited in the white zoon.) Abri could be better if telling the things of potential parking violation to their guests for preventing $108.00 to SFMTA.

Joan S.

This was a great find. Yes it is a older hotel but has lots of character, all the amenities needed and super friendly staff which is huge in my book. They were so welcoming on our check-in, unlike many places that 'robotically' just want Credit Card and ID for payment. We were greeted and given an overview of parking and hotel services. Coming back in the evening, again we were greeted and welcomed back. Rooms are spacious and CLEAN. Do yourself a favor and book a stay here. We got a great package deal that included Valet Parking, King Bed, full size sofa pull out (worked for 13 yr old grandson) and Bottle of Wine!! The location is really good and walking distance to Union Square, Nob Hill, and Cable stops, can't ask for more in a City that is slowly coming back!!

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Sarah C.

Not a luxury hotel at all! The 3 stars go to the staff, lobby and location. When you pull up, the location is wonderful and glass entry well appointed. The lobby is very nice roomy and pretty. The staff very friendly! They even hand you a bag of goodies and a bottle of wine. Ok COVID has happened and there will be no extras in your room nor will your room be refreshed unless you give them 24 hours notice after you have been there 48 hours... ya! Our first room was old and depressing, nothing like the pictures! We went down to the desk to see why this 'suite' did nit match any web pictures. We were moved to a 'better' room. Room number 2... apparently the room was renovated years ago and this was when the pictures were taken. The renovator did not have a level or if he did, did not use it. Everything appears old and very well used, desk, furniture. Ok, we will pretend we are in Europe in a medium priced room. What I'm not happy about was the bed was lumpy, the sheets had a tear at the foot, the towels had tears, the bath tub had extreme wear. The vent was FILTHY! See pictures! The rooms was generally clean but not great. No microwave, just a tiny fridge that is not cold. 1 little trash can in the bathroom. You get 2 paper cups. Would I stay here again? Nope. Was it adequate? Yes. Do I recommend? Nope

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Everyone who works at hotel Abri is awesome. Great hotel, great service, lovely experience.

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We're they remodeled in the past few yesrs?

Unfortunately no. The last renovation was many years ago, but the rooms look great.

What is the fee for parking?

Melody, Our Valet Parking is $65 (regular vehicle), $75 (oversized vehicle), taxes will apply.… Read more

Do you provide parking? I recently just book a night here for the 26 of june but I totally forgot to check about parking. Anyone knows?

Kevin, We do offer parking to our guests. Our unlimited in & out valet parking eliminates the… Read more

Is this hotel safe? Nervous about the surrounding area

Larissa, Thank you for reaching out. Currently we have various things in place to keep our hotel guest's safe, which include having our front entrance doors locked (only… Read more

How is the parking ? Is it street parking or do they have their own?

Valet only ($65/night with unlimited in/out.)

Hi looking for a place to stay in san francisco for 2 mths for wrk ? Reasonable rates please can anyone confirm rate monthly here

Call the hotel directly. The managers are fantastic. I've worked with Jessica and Helene and they are wonderful.

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