Also placing them in the special stay column is the fact that guests are not required to book online or stiffed with a rip-off key deposit, AND fellow Americans, irregardless of skin colour or age, can buy a stay.
My room was nice and the bathroom (every room contains one) contained a bath tub! Sometimes the travelling body just wants a hot soak and such was certainly the case the weekend I visited the Golden City. The bed was one of the best in which I've ever slept...so cozy, so snuggly, so un-squeaky. Whoa!
The one minus to staying here is their no-alcohol policy.
If it were run by a religious order or in a conservative, god-fearing town, then I could understand the dry policy but in holy hippy San Francisco?!
Other than that I had such a relaxing stay that I was moved to buy a Hostelling International membership ($28) direct from the Front Desk. With free breakfast, upstanding furnishings, three shelves of book exchanges, and interesting travellers passing through the Golden City, I cannot say enough good things about San Francisco City Center.
415.474.5721
685 Ellis Street
SFCityCenter@NorCalHostels.org
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