Edwardian Hotel

Clean rooms

I booked a deluxe room for two nights. When we arrived, the staff member seemed bored. Polite but not that friendly. When we got into the room, I was distinctly underwhelmed. It was very tired and not what I was expecting based on some of the pictures. One whole side of the wall electrics near the bed weren’t working so we had no small lights or plugs. Everything had to be charged at the other side. The detail was poor. Lots of chipped paint and it hasn’t been painted for some time. The bathroom was nice enough, but the shower was poor, not strong at all. Also if you open the window even a crack at the bottom, people could easily see you sat on the toilet?! Odd design for a bathroom. It was hot upon arrival and there was no fan. Very very loud on a Saturday night due to the location and not able to leave the window open Whilst we got sleep and it was a base for us, it wasn’t luxury whatsoever and we would never stay again, sorry!!

Well located, affordable clean place, with few amenities but good proximity to Hayes St.

It was clean, but old and not in a great area. My room overlooked the alley and I was woken up by homeless people thrashing around late at night. The room was stuffy because it seems like other guests were smoking inside, but it felt unsafe to leave windows open and air out the room at night. The lady that worked at the front desk was amazing, but you were lucky to get a “hello” back from the rest of them. It’s ok on a budget, but wouldn’t stay there again.

First time staying at the Ed Morian it’s a boutique, no frills package but for a single per businessman traveling by himself location is tremendous good restaurants entertainment the Civic Center all in close proximity. Easy to Uber in Uber out. There’s a quaint charm to the hotel overall, but it isn’t. The Ritz has no pretension of being that it’s surprisingly quiet though it’s right off of market Street. I enjoyed my room and would certainly stay there again.

This was a good lodging selection to keep costs down for project. The area is so-so; convenient to public transport but also adjacent to some of the rougher areas of San Fran. I was told none of the rooms have desks. This might be the only reason I would consider staying elsewhere, but the en-suite bathroom unit I stayed in was clean and adequate. Note no AC; no screens on windows. (one in bathroom; one in bedroom)

There is no parking and the closest parking garage is several blocks away. The room and small fan were dusty. The bed was uncomfortable and the bedding was the most uncomfortable sheets/blankets I’ve ever slept on. There is no ac, and be prepared to feel like you’re in a terrarium when you take a shower on a warm day. You’ll have to prop the windows open with a tissue box and have no privacy.

Staff

Enjoyed my return stay at reliable Edwardian Hotel. Day staff Mansour & Jessica attended to my daily needs as night staff kept hotel manned and safe. Simple accommodations in a great location account for my third stay here. Nighttime street environment can be challenging but nearby Zuni Cafe keeps street lively and safe. Walkable to Castro & SOMA with trolley stop directly in front of hotel. Room was comfortable even in unexpectedly warm SF August. Will return next year for good value and great location.