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25 Mason Street , Anaheim, CA 94102 |
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San Francsico's most vivid boutique hotel rises from a 1930's landmark building. Featuring Complimentary Wireless Internett Access, the lobby and guest rooms have been designed to reflect the forces of nature: Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water. Each guest room includes two-line phones with data ports, hairdryer, iron and board, cable tv, on demand movies and Nintendo. The lobby has been restored to reflect Zen and Earth's natural forces accented with a visual kaleidoscope of San Francisco images. A calm oasis in a wild urban environment.
Pets are allowed: Dogs only, limit one dog, maximum 40lbs, $75 nonrefundable deposit.
Most recent user reviewsScore 5 out of 5 Zen, and more zen Jennifer, Sacramento, CA The hotel is close to Market street and they have just about anything there. It was also located near the clubs we were going to.Regardless of the neighborhood this hotel was in this place was like being in a spa or resort. I was very shocked to learn they had a meditation room as well, I was also sad to not be able to have checked it out in the time we had there. I will most likely if we are there again. The only other thing was they ran out of hot water before check out, and I had to take a partial cold shower that morning. I suppose as it is a very old building, this sort of thing happens. They did apologize since there was nothing that could have been done at that time. Otherwise, the hotel was clean and very presentable. If I stayed in the city again, I would look into them again. Score 5 out of 5 great hotel staff Hector, Ontario, CA, 2007-03-04 hotel staff was friendly and helped out with all the questions that we had. erea is shady but overall i had a great time Score 1 out of 5 Will probably never stay there again Anonymous, 2007-02-28 When we arrived, I was impressed and thought the hotel was very nice and clean. However, the front desk person was not very receptive or friendly. As soon as they saw our pets, we were told that there would be a $25 pet cleaning fee.They rip you off by charging you $30 a day to park your car. And guess what? YOU have to park your car, walk over their little shack in the corner of the parking lot and give them your keys. And when you're leaving the hotel, they expect you to come to their little shack and get your car keys from them and retrieve your own vehicle. What are we paying $30 for??? And it is our understanding that we were not the only ones complaining. There were SEVERAL complaints during our stay. Certain employees of the hotel do not know the meaning of privacy. I'M PAYING for the room, so why would they want to know whether or not there's someone in the room? During one shift, the front desk workers apparently tried calling our room to check if anyone was in it. They failed to hang up the phone after they tried calling our room, so they were recorded on our answering machine in the room. They were recorded saying that they were going to re-program our room keys and then sent someone up to see if we were in the room. What a total lack of respect and professionalism!! Those employees should have been handed their pink slips! It's NOT the hotel employees' business to keep an eye on their customers!! The only decent person in that hotel was the guest relations manager who was appalled, embarassed and apologetic about the shabby way we were treated!! I will not stay there again, nor will I recommend ANY of my friends and family to stay there! Score 4 out of 5 Good for the money Chris, Chicago, IL, 2006-10-09 Don't walk through the tenderloin at night.Location is right on the bleeding edge of the Tenderloin, but, that said, the hotel itself is nice and a short walk from tons of shopping. Score 2 out of 5 Sketchy at Night Kimberly, 2006-09-24 Union Square with great shopping is just down the road. Start of the cable car lines is very close. Chinatown is a relatively short walk.The hotel lobby was very nice. The staff was very nice and helpful. I was disappointed with the business center. The computer and internet access didn't work when I went there and I was told that no one could fix it until the next morning. The problem is that I didn't need the computer to work the next morning. I needed it at that particular moment. During the daytime the area was great. When the sun goes down it became pretty sketchy. Although the stay was decent, I personally won't stay there on my next visit to San Francisco. Score 3 out of 5 Convinient Sergio, Laredo, TX, 2006-09-20 China town is nearbyThe hotel was near the convention center but is an old one and the floor had a bad smell to cigarrete. It did not have air conditioning nor dinning facilities and pool. Score 5 out of 5 Outstanding Hotel Jan, Corning, NY, 2006-08-04 San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Steps away from the cable car, BART (subway to us in NY) that could take you anywhere quickly Fantastic shopping at Nordstrom's For $5.00 I took the BART train from and back to the Emeryville Amtrak station - about a 20 min trip (or less)The location at 25 Mason Street could not be better as far as being close to everything. True, when you walk up to the front of the hotel, you may be disappointed, but opening the door is like entering another dimension. The hotel interior has been beautifully restored with a nod toward the Zen of the natural world: earth, wind, air and water. A small balcony library allows access to email, and a business floor with free internet access, a printer and copier were available, though I didn't use this. A meditation room and workout room were also avaiable, but I did not have time to take advantage of these. The room was absolutely spotless. I felt like I was the first person to be there. The bathroom had a beautiful white pedestal sink, with a modernist tile on the walls. The decor echoed the best of modernist design, with attention to color and how that might make a person feel. For me, it was immensely relaxing. Although the room was small, the interior designer knew how to make it feel bigger. I was traveling alone, but noticed lots of people from other countries, many with children. I would have to assume it was a kid-friendly place. Children were quietly sitting in the library when I was there. I loved this hotel. Score 5 out of 5 Convienient and comfortable Anonymous, Sacramento, CA, 2006-06-25 Short walk to cable car and market street which is a great point to find all types of public transportation.For a brief stay, The Metropolis is great. Although my room was small, it felt more like I was at a friends apartment. Unlike most hotels in this price range the layout and decore was more warming and welcoming. Score 5 out of 5 Good hotel Anonymous, San Francisco, CA, 2005-09-10 walk down Market streetNice hotel that was very close to the Moscone center. They were able to ge me in the same day. Score 4 out of 5 Review Anonymous, 2005-08-23 No review provided by user |
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