Alexis Park Hotel

I was in SF for President's Day Weekend. I booked this room because it was fairly priced and near many attractions. The room came with 2 double beds but I travelled alone. I've been to SF numerous times and I'm familiar that the neighborhood this hotel is located in (Tenderloin), is very gritty to say the least. There are many homeless and drug addicts loitering nearby but that doesn't bother me. I'm built tough. Lol. The room itself was nicer than I expected. It was very clean and the bed was comfortable. The bathroom was clean as well. I just needed a place to sleep and shower and was glad I chose this place. There is free parking on a first come, first serve basis. The Wi-Fi is decent, check-in was quick and I felt safe. I would stay here again but only recommend it to those who don't mind walking passed the homeless, drug addicts and mentally unstable people nearby. I did tons of walking and had to pass many areas with these types of people but it didn't bother me. As long as you keep to yourself, I think you should be fine. Just to be clear, they don't hang out in the hotel property - they're across the street or passby the sidewalk.

Room was comfortable, staff was nice, and location is convenient. Some will say the area is sketchy but it really is not.

The motel is located in a strange neighborhood, which you have to beware of. The Hotel-Staff told us not to leave the motel after sundown. The wifi was bad and the staff only adviced us to call the provider! Nearby union square, good located to visit the whole city. Really nice, tidy, spacious and comfortable room!

We stay 12 nights this hotel.... clean but very small rooms, bathroom ok! needs more security around the hotel lots of broken car windows every day here!

They didn't have my reservation. The owners were not very hospitable. The outside was dirty and not very nice. The inside of the room was clean and well kept though

Great hotel. Great staff. Great location. Free parking!

Definitely, I didn't expect this hotel to be that nice. Had a parking space for my car, my room was just beautiful and clean. The only thing I didn't like was the ice machine lol. I had to put money in order to get ice. In my opinion ice should be free for guests.

i was initially booked at the alexis but for some reason, i forgot my identification cared in my storage.. the hotel staff was so mean not to even accommodate me and emphasized on the deposit of $250 which to me is too high..

Good, nice perfect for our trip. Very clean, and almost new. Good hotel with the parking.

Hotel has got very good location. Close to the bus stop. The Polk street is very popular in San Francisco. There are a lot of good pubs or restaurant. About hotel: Room was very clean but too small for 2 queen beds and 4 people. Service room is also very good.

Definitely better than a 2 star. Pros: Very comfortable beds, Clean room, Location, Great staff. Cons: Parking is limited and very tight, AC did not work.

Really kind and helpful staff manage this clean and comfortable hotel in a not great part of town. Free parking was a great perk. A good choice if you are not looking for scenic views and plan to be on the go.

This place is a good value. You won't find a clean, secure room with a private bathroom in a location this good anywhere else in the city for this price. That being said, don't expect anything special on top of that. I come to the city to explore and have fun, not to sit in a hotel room, so this place was perfect. There are many seedy streets in the area; this is not one of them. Couple blocks to the Civic Center, about a half mile to downtown, Union Square, and BART.

For the money I was very surprised about everything at this place, the breakfast was decent, the room was very clean, updated and comfortable, the location worked great, my family and I couldn't have been more pleased with the value! Parking was tight, but get there early and you get a free spot :)

It's on the periphery of a pretty seedy part of town called the "Tenderloin", lots of strange noises at night coming from the street, but not so loud or close you can't sleep okay. Central location to things. Free limited first come first serve parking. The room was clean, no funny smell, what appeared to be quite new sink/counter and cool new clean shower, but the small bathroom was clearly in the middle of being remodeled, drywall screws on repair, wallpaper removed, peeling paint, getting ready for spackle and wallpaper. Wasn't dreadful, and DID appear to be "clean" but you would have though the management would have MENTIONED it. Nice high comfy firm bed. A reasonable low end place

A very well maintained motel within walking distance of Union Square

Great location if going to a show at The Great American Music Hall... Not too far from The Fillmore or Union Square as well. Parking was first come first serve, but there were extra spots both nights (Thurs and Fri.). Bathrooms were nice, shower was great. Area is a little dicey at night, but pretty safe overall, with lots of great bars and some good food spots...

I was treated unprofeshnal. A hotel that is there to provide service for people for lodgeing they failed to even come close.A hotel should not treat there guest the way I treated.I am going to summit a complaent to the (BBB). It was hell'sh and thats keeping it mild.First the dest clerk was appauling.she had no bissness even working there. she could'nt speak english.She was doing laudry at the desk so no room to do bissness.she tryed to bill my card for $300.I already payed for the room online she never infomed me of the charge.when i asked her what she was doing. she avoided my requst and we had words and I just felt conned.I had to get out of there.I was truly sick to my stomach. [...].

The parking was small for a big truck, hardly accessible when parked cars are around. Noisy person in the room below. Within walking distance of the center of town. The homeless people were everywhere so our things we wanted to leave in the truck had to be taken out. The owners were friendly and helpful. We appreciated the cleaning ladies hauling down a big container from the second floor. We went to Fisherman's Wharf and walked around for a few hours. Then left for Escondido. Not being used to city life, it was noisy besides the person down stairs who was terribly noisy. An average stay in Frisco.