Days Inn San Francisco - Lombard

The location of the Days Inn is really nice, just a little walk and you will be at the Marina Beach wit view to the Golden Gate Bridge. The guy at the front desk was very friendly and let us lock up our luggage even after checking out. I would totally stay there again.

My choices for my budget were: cruddy hotel in a nice area or a nice hotel in a cruddy area. This is a cruddy hotel in a nice area. I was not disappointed at what I got since my expectations weren't very high. The room was clean, it smelled fine and there were no bed bugs. All good things. This is about 2 miles from the Golden Gate and the same from the wharf. Theres plenty of food nearby. The gentleman at the front desk was very friendly, was willing to direct my wife and I to the nearest attractions and even let us keep our bags on site after checkout since our flight wasn't until later in the day. All I need is a clean room and a bed for a low price and that's what I got. I would stay again.

it was agood stay AND nice olace to stay and a center of city

Reception stinks of Indian food and I never had more than luke warm water.

The location in Cow Hollow was perfect for our needs and the tiny room was so clean the disinfectant smell had to be let out every time we entered. Unfortunately the upkeep on the room has been neglected. The shower curtain-rod had pulled from the wall and hung only from one wall. Wife was leary of using tub. The toilet seat was so loose it almost slid out from under me. Also the free wi-fi was so weak I had to go out the front door before my laptop would locate the signal, then lost it inside. Thank goodness we only slept there.

This hotel & the room were terrible!!!! The room was soaked with bleach, the toilet did not work, the shower was terrible between hot/cold water, the bed was terrible. The office staff is rude and not even available until 9 am. I will never stay here again!!!! I would of rather slept in my car!

Bad rooms, smelling cigarretes, bad cold showers, almost nothing for breakfast. The receptionist never is there when you need him.

Four of my family (mother and 3 adult daughters) spent five nights in San Francisco. We came in from Connecticut and Nebraska and met at the San Francisco airport. We upgraded the car, as necessary, to accommodate the travel we intended to do. The Hertz car rental people were very helpful and efficient. Two days later we went to another Hertz office in the city to add another driver. The people there were also very helpful and pleasant. We headed for the Days Inn at 2358 Lombard Street, San Francisco. The location turned out to be perfect for us. The free parking was very convenient. But the motel was a big disappointment. Although the sheets, toilets, sinks and floors had been cleaned, the rest of the rooms were obviously dirty. Wall paper was peeling off the walls; the front doors did not fit and showed light through the top or the bottom, as well as letting in a breeze and noise; every wall, door surround, door, etc. was not just worn but dirty. Everything needed to be scrubbed and/or painted. Room #110 had mold growing up the wall in the bathroom. The sheets, blankets and bedspreads had cigarette burns in every one of them. One of the rooms (#109) had only one bedside table with a small drawer, no dresser, no suitcase fold-out holder--and with only 6 hangers for 2 people that meant we kept most of our clothes in the suitcase on the floor for the 6 days we were there. The room had a table but only one chair. The other room (#110) had two bedside tables and two chairs for the table, but again no dresser. The plug between the beds, behind the beside table, was broken and frightening dangerous looking with a lamp and a clock plugged into it. Suitcases again held clothes on the floor. The shower was unusable in this room. The water was dangerously hot and could not be cooled down. (We could use the water in the sink.) The heat of the shower water may have been caused by the toilet that ran continuously and loudly. We got in late the first night and did not contact the front desk about this hot water problem until the next morning. We were told that the shower and toilet would be fixed while we were out during the day. It was not repaired, so that was a second day without being able to shower or bathe. The next morning we were forced to shower in the room where our other two people were staying. I went down to the front desk again and the young man there immediately said he would change the room, before I even spoke to him. But we would have to move all of our stuff into room #109, and then move it again when we returned that night, whatever time that might be. We moved to a room on the ground floor (#101) that had safe & usable shower water, a dresser and was not quite as dirty as the first two rooms, although it was obvious from the smell that there was mold in this bedroom, also. We have stayed in many Days Inns as we have traveled across the country, separately or together. Never have we encountered one so bad as this. We chose Days Inn because it has developed a reputation with us for clean, pleasant rooms at affordable prices. This motel puts all of that in jeopardy. A copy of this letter is being sent to Days Inn.

I went sightseeing,shopping and attended a play at the A.C.T. Earlier access to coffee and office would have been more enjoyable. Overall it was a wonderful memorable trip to San Francisco, I was born and raised in this beautiful city and always enjoy visiting.

Only good thing is it's close to downtown and close to the bus routes. However, I would never stay here nor any more Days Inns. Our room did not have any hot water. I talked to the manager who owned the place and he said he would send someone to take a look at it. Not surprising, it was just a bunch of talk, nothin was done. He would not give us another room. [...] Just another cheap business person ripping people off.