The Pickwick Hotel - San Francisco

Not a great stay. In less than 10 mins of our stay we got a call from the front desk saying there were complaints of being too loud. All we where doing was having a conversation, I guess it's a whispering hotel if not a mind hotel. Such a disappointment.

I would stay here again, the price was right. wifi didn't work, and it was a bit noisy at night, other than that, very nice.

The staff was awesome! They provided great customer service and made our stay worry-free. The hotel is older and that's what we liked about it. The architecture was lovely and we had a view of the old SF Mint building which we thought was great. It was a very short walk to Market St and not far from the SF Station where we road the Caltrain. The room we stayed in was remodeled but still had some quirky/antiqued aspects which we really liked. Yes, the elevators are older and there's about 20 layers of paint on the hallway walls but we don't mind that because any hotel that age will have similar features. We loved the history of it and the antique moldings. It was clean and had all the amenities we wanted so we'd 100% recommend it to others. If you want modern and new then I'd suggest going to a different hotel. For us, this one was perfect. Also, we greatly appreciated the a/c and that's not the easiest amenity to find in SF hotels.

Don't believe all the bad reviews. We had a good stay at this hotel. It's perfect if you just need a place to sleep. It's very affordable compare to surrounding hotels.

Booking the room was easy and checking in was a breeze. However, when I got off the elevator on the floor I was staying, there was a motionless woman slouched over in her own throw up. I checked for a pulse, left a bottle of water beside her and called security. She threw up everywhere. The walls, the elevator, the floor... It was bad and she was in bad shape. Fortunately she alive and security got her help (I think). I asked the front desk if she was one of the hundreds of homeless people who unfortunately reside in the neighborhood at night or if she was a guest and all they could tell me was they couldn't figure out if she had a room there or not. Probably should beef up security. Aside from that, the stay was fine. The shower was confusing to turn on, but, first world problems.