Very limited options were available in the surrounding area and Noe's Nest was recommended by a…read morefriend. I called after 9:00PM to help arrange accommodations for a family member that night. The level of care and hospitality is greatly appreciated. I look forward to visiting here again someday!

This is a beautifully decorated B&B. Bicotian decor and each room is special. The Gazebo is a…read morespecial place to hangout with wine, conversation or a good book. At night you can see the city lights of SAn Francisco. It's is a very walkable area. The breakfast is amazing. The other guests are fun to meet. The hostess is warm and welcoming.

Beautiful old home in the pacific heights are of San Francisco. Lovely room. Comfortable, clean…read more Soft bed. Lots of towels. Breakfast eggs hooked to order. Lots of options for breakfast. A nice afternoon snack area. Sweet and salty. I recommend. I will return.

So charming and a perfect weekend stay! In a quieter part of SF with beautiful scenery nearby. Very…read moreornate with a cozy and intimate feel, while still maintaining a sense of privacy and the modern luxuries of a hotel. Loved the snacks and the staff was courteous. Would be happy to return! Amenities: + TV with Netflix, YouTube, apps + Modern bathroom: bidet, towel warmer + Iron, Hairdryer + Shampoo, conditioner, lotion + Sitting room with books, snacks + Breakfast in dining room or room-service (order by 6am) * No AC, street parking (not too tough!) Loved it!!

The Inn at the Presidio has become our home away from home over the past two years. So far in 2026,…read morewe have stayed there four times. Miguel, Arcene, and Linda are very welcoming and take time to chat with us on arrival and answer any questions. I and my partner love to walk through Crissy Field and across the Golden Gate Bridge or to the Palace of Fine Arts or Fort Mason. I look forward to heading to the breakfast room every morning for coffee, oatmeal, fruit, pastries, and the brown grain toast from Starter Bakery. We've stayed in different rooms, the last being 322 on the third floor that has great views. It's relaxing sitting at the outdoor fireplace or the rocking chairs on the porches in the evening.

The Presidio is amazing and beautiful, the Inn itself is a piece of history, the rooms are comfy…read moreand clean, and the breakfast is delicious. This location is perfect for someone who wants a quiet tucked away stay in the city where they can go out if wanted.

Excellent breakfast. Clean and quiet room. Old world charm and friendly customer service…read more NOTE: Parking is very limited. Check into that before you book. Not a problems for me. Very close to many excellent transit options. You don't need a car to get around town. The F Market Streetcar is a real treat.

Having finally stayed at the Parker Guest House as...well...guests...my wife and I can say with…read morecertainty that this is one of the best B&B-style hotels anywhere, not just in San Francisco. Centrally located, clean, cozy, quaint, and operated by friendly and competent staff (full disclosure: two of the staff are friends of ours, but they were NOT working during out stay), with the comfiest bed I have ever slept in, at any hotel, anywhere. There are tons of additional perks that come with booking a room here, and I am sure I missed many others, but the nightly "wine hour" (5:30PM - 6:30PM) is a great time to relax, and socialize with your party, or other hotel guests, either in the naturally-lit dining area, or any of the multiple patio areas (either up front with the fountain, or in back among the gardens and manicured private yard), while sipping on wine and nibbling on a self-serve charcuterie. There's brandy available in the library at night, should you be so inclined (re: I was), as well as a grand piano, if you fancy yourself a keysmith (re: I do not). Breakfast in the morning consists of many continental favorites, and appears to be a mostly DIY affair, although my wife and I were engaged otherwise, so I can't say for certain. Check out time is at noon, which is another added bonus! It's easy to forget that you're in the center of one of the world's largest cities, when staying at Parker Guest House: it's quiet, clean, serene, and a welcome respite from the chaos and clamor of a major metropolis, and was probably the most relaxing way to end what, for us, was a sudden, hectic and stressful impromptu trip to California. When we finally checked out and headed for home, it was probably the first time during the whole trip we felt rested and refreshed, and I think that says more about this place than any number of stars on a review ever could.

Historic restored Victorian in San Francisco's Haight Ashbury district. Near restaurants, shops…read moreand the Golden Gate Park Panhandle. Innkeeper, Pam, is friendly and maintains the home beautifully.

Tasteful and comfy turn of the century townhouse, located near the corner of Haight and Ashbury…read moreStreet in the district of the same name. Lovely grounds, outside and in, Pam is a gracious host.

We stayed at the Parsonage this past weekend. It was the delight of our trip. It is a magnificent…read moreVictorian bed-and-breakfast on Haight Street. The owners and the Inn are magnificent, the breakfasts were incredible! The attention to every detail for our comfort was amazing. We can't say enough about this beautiful historic, comfortable inn. We loved it. We would give it 10 stars for being the best! Especially thank you to John for all the TLC. We will see you guys again soon. Fondly Gayle and Gary.

A beautiful old Victorian house. conveniently located to restaurants. Delicious breakfast, soft…read morecomfortable beds and private updated baths. Also has an elevator to help you get to your room with your luggage. Highly recommend this beautiful home and its very welcoming host. We will be back.

What a luxurious place! It was a good value, better than most of the hotels I have stayed at in…read morethe city. I'll stay here again on my next trip. The room is really the size of a suite, beautifully designed and recently renovated, with a private entrance and on the first floor of a Victorian home. The modern, warm decor makes the place feel like a movie set--in a good way. The bathroom is elegant, with high-end fixtures and tile, lots of fancy-girl shampoos and creams etc., and posh towels. It felt like a spa. The porch has a view of the Bay. Good wireless. The location is great. It is at the top of the Castro St. hill, 3 doors from the stop for the 24 bus. I easily walked to Dolores Park and the Mission and Hayes Valley. And of course it is a couple blocks to the heart of Castro or Noe Valley. It is maybe a mile from BART, a quick trip by the 48 bus or cab. The house has a bunch of steps up from the street through a well-tended garden--it is a quintessential Victorian house. The owners are super-responsive and very thoughtful. They left lots of snacks and candy (I mean LOTS). Brought beach towels when we needed them, answered lots of questions and so on. They have house rules of no shoes which is what we do at home, so that was fine. They like a quiet place which is also what we wanted and found. It's a delightful place.

I had the good fortune to stay at Vincent and Carmine's home during my week long stay in San…read moreFrancisco in February of 2017. The accommodations are immaculate, and beautiful. Vincent sees to it that the beautiful bedroom (with one of the most comfortable beds I have ever slept in) small sitting room and luxurious bathroom are well stocked with snacks, treats, bottled water and even wine upon arrival. I was touched with the small things they did to make me feel comfortable; a box of toffee a couple of days after my arrival, for example. They knew I was not feeling when i got there, and were more than willing to do anything for me. That being said, while I was aware that they were upstairs (The room is on the ground floor of their home) I did not see them and they did not bother me for my entire stay. The room has its own entrance, which opens out onto a little porch and a set of stairs leading to the street. It is only steps away fro the bus that takes you into the heart of the Noe Valley shopping district in one direction, and to the MUNI subway station at Castro and Market in the other. The house sits on the top of a hill, with beautiful views of the Noe Valley Neighborhood, and in the distance, San Francisco Bay. When considering a visit to the Bay area, I decided I did not want the anonymity of a hotel. The Inn at Noe Valley offered similar prices but such an upgrade in quality and comfort that I am a convert. Thank you Vincent and Carmine!

Came here for a short girls trip for the night and had such a lovely experience! We were greeted by…read morestaff and she showed us to the antique elevator and helped us get to our room! The room was cute and comfy! The shared bathroom down the hall was also always free and vacant whenever we needed it. Since I was only here for one night I didn't mind it, but if more than one night maybe a shared bathroom might be a little inconvenient instead of having one available in your room. However the experience was great and it made it feel like staying in a home rather than a hotel; which is the charm of a b&b. Their cat skittles is so cute and friendly! Definitely recommend going to the parlor to hang out by the fire, get tea, coffee, or hot chocolate and spend time with skittles

Made a reservation and tried to cancel 48 hours in advance as required. An automated message said…read morethey were not taking calls. No option in the email to edit or cancel. I filled out an online contact form to no avail. when I called the next day, the clerk advised me to email. I did and received a response saying I needed to send "a screenshot of my call history.". I contacted my bank to get credited. This place has no integrity.