Queen Anne

Lounger area was nice and quirky and oldie worldie. Was nice to have clean towels every day. Nice having tea / coffee in the lounge all day.

No Bottled water in room and improvement of maintenance. Faucet was loose and a lightbulb in bathroom was out. You have a problem with snail / slugs ,we noticed slug trails on the carpet around where you deposit the dirty plates by double doors in the breakfast area.was

This property was super cute and Victorian.

Classic old building, big room and cozy bed. Breakfast was decent, free tea and coffee and cookies during the day! Walking distance to a lot of stuff in the neighborhood. Guys at the front desk were super nice :)

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The Queen Anne is a lovely place to go for the holidays. They have an amazing Christmas display. Staff are helpful and friendly, and the location near Japan town is excellent. We go every year at Christmas and try to catch the symphony (or orchestra with a holiday film). It's a really nice tradition.

The decoration was gorgeous, and the fireplace living room was something else.

Breakfast is underwhelming. Aside from the low rotation (same everyday), it doesn’t feel or look very clean. And to eat at the sound of the electric buzz of the bug zapper wasn’t pleasing either.

Loved the old building and the fact its history was easily accessible.

Though I appreciated the desire to keep with traditional Victorian era styles, I felt the decor was overdone, cluttered and took attention away from the building and its beautiful woodwork.

We loved the old fashioned Victorian feel. Drinks were available all day coffee and tea .Good parking. Near to our family and Japan town.

The reception staff was very welcoming and informative. The parking lot is across the street and we were told to not leave anything visible in the car....nothing unusual for San Francisco. The beds were very comfortable. I chose the hotel because of it's proximity to Mt. Zion Medical Center as I had an early morning procedure the next day. My sister stayed both nights and raved about the Sherry and cookies! Because it's mid December the hotel was charmingly decorated for the holidays. I loved reading about the history of the 130 year old building and loved that we were in one of the rooms with a wood burning working fireplace.

The bathroom, because of the age of the building, slanted and everything I placed in the tub slid down to the faucet end. It was more enrertaining than inconvenient.