Few cities in the world have captured the imagination of visitors like San Francisco. Whether it was the gold rush in the 19th century or immigrants in the 20th century to tech entrepreneurs in the 21st, San Francisco is a small tract of land that has always been big on ideas. To see the American dream, one must see San Francisco, this city has amazing diversity of culture, cuisine, and ideas. When you stay at Sleep Over Sauce, you are staying in one of the great cauldrons of San Francisco’s creativity, the Hayes Valley. Sleep Over Sauce is as unique as it sounds. This boutique hotel is only 9 rooms large, so the demand for it is extensive. However, its quaintness is also an advantage, plan out your vacation by checking the hotel’s availability. Once you book the hotel, you’ll be amazed how close it is to the iconic Castro District. You can walk to The Castro and get the flavor of one of America’s great civil rights projects and communities. Nearby is the Haight-Ashbury District along with Golden Gate Park. A trolley ride brings you to the east side of the city to see some of the post-card sites that everyone knows like the Transamerica building and Chinatown. Dining in San Francisco is a journey for all palettes. With a hodgepodge of different cultures, you can get authentic Chinese food in Chinatown and some of the best ramen in the western hemisphere when you visit Japantown. Staying at Sleep Over Sauce is a unique way to experience one of America’s unique cities, book your stay today.
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Best hotels in Civic Center (San Francisco)
Overall 8,5 Excellent
Based on 109 reviews
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Excellent
8,2
Pros: Had a great common area with a fireplace and a good basic breakfast. Overall a great place! Rooms are the perfect size and clean and bathroom I had was large.
Excellent
10,0
Pros: Loved the eclectic feeling of this hotel! The staff was super friendly and helpful. There is a big common space/ living room and 24 hour open snacks that gave us the comfort of being at home.
The room was clean and comfortable and felt private. The restaurant below is open late with great food and drinks, the perfect place to come back to after long days roaming the city.
Excellent
10,0
Pros: That there was a bar right below us. I really liked to free breakfast and the staff was very nice!
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Overall 8,5 Excellent
Based on 109 reviews
Location
10,0
Breakfast
9,3
Food
8,1
Vibe
7,6
Amenities
7,3
Room
6,7
Service
6,7
8,2 Excellent
Pros: Had a great common area with a fireplace and a good basic breakfast. Overall a great place! Rooms are the perfect size and clean and bathroom I had was large.
Cons: If you're a light sleeper, DO NOT stay here. Street is extremely busy most of the time, windows/walls didn't block any sound. It was also a little odd that the bartender/bar was also the front desk so if you needed something you had to call the bar.
10,0 Excellent
Pros: Loved the eclectic feeling of this hotel! The staff was super friendly and helpful. There is a big common space/ living room and 24 hour open snacks that gave us the comfort of being at home.
The room was clean and comfortable and felt private. The restaurant below is open late with great food and drinks, the perfect place to come back to after long days roaming the city.
Cons:
10,0 Excellent
Pros: That there was a bar right below us. I really liked to free breakfast and the staff was very nice!
Cons: There was nothing that I disliked :)
Few cities in the world have captured the imagination of visitors like San Francisco. Whether it was the gold rush in the 19th century or immigrants in the 20th century to tech entrepreneurs in the 21st, San Francisco is a small tract of land that has always been big on ideas. To see the American dream, one must see San Francisco, this city has amazing diversity of culture, cuisine, and ideas. When you stay at Sleep Over Sauce, you are staying in one of the great cauldrons of San Francisco’s creativity, the Hayes Valley. Sleep Over Sauce is as unique as it sounds. This boutique hotel is only 9 rooms large, so the demand for it is extensive. However, its quaintness is also an advantage, plan out your vacation by checking the hotel’s availability. Once you book the hotel, you’ll be amazed how close it is to the iconic Castro District. You can walk to The Castro and get the flavor of one of America’s great civil rights projects and communities. Nearby is the Haight-Ashbury District along with Golden Gate Park. A trolley ride brings you to the east side of the city to see some of the post-card sites that everyone knows like the Transamerica building and Chinatown. Dining in San Francisco is a journey for all palettes. With a hodgepodge of different cultures, you can get authentic Chinese food in Chinatown and some of the best ramen in the western hemisphere when you visit Japantown. Staying at Sleep Over Sauce is a unique way to experience one of America’s unique cities, book your stay today.
Stay in luxurious comfort in the heart of Hayes Valley at Inn at the Opera. San Francisco is steeped in history, featuring many buildings with compelling backstories, including this mid-city gem. Originally a temporary residence for visiting opera stars, Inn at the Opera was transformed into a seven-story, 48-room boutique hotel, maintaining the Old World European feel of the original building's style, from the salon-style lobby to individually decorated suites. It's centrally located in the epicenter of the city's most historic cultural district, mere steps from Davies Symphony Hall, Civic Center and the Opera House. Inn at the Opera beautifully balances the old and the new, with classic design and contemporary essentials. Suites feature turn-of-the-century damask bedspreads, music-themed, vintage-inspired artwork, bistro tables and stately armoires alongside flat-panel televisions, DVD players, personal refrigerators, data ports, free WiFi and other modern conveniences. Common areas feature antique furnishings as well as musical instruments, honoring the building's unique history. Musical themes continue throughout the hotel, from the lobby decor to the names of the guest suites. Inn at the Opera is home to Pläj, an exciting and delicious Scandinavian-inspired bar and restaurant helmed by Chef Roberth Sundell. Guests can also enjoy daily continental breakfasts as well as fresh-baked cookies every day in the hotel lobby. Suites at the Inn at the Opera are spacious and comfortable, with options for up to four guests. Concerto and Ballet suites are ideal for couples as well as solo travelers; Opera and Symphony suites accomodate families comfortably, with sofa beds, kitchenettes and full dining areas.
Overall 8,1 Excellent
Based on 418 reviews
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Excellent
8,2
Pros: I loved hearing the opera singers practicing late morning! Otherwise very quiet.
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Overall 8,1 Excellent
Based on 418 reviews
Cleanliness
9,5
Location
9,2
Breakfast
8,7
Service
8,6
Food
8,5
Value
7,7
Room
6,1
Amenities
5,1
Comfort
3,9
Location
9,4
Service
8,6
Room
5,2
8,2 Excellent
Pros: I loved hearing the opera singers practicing late morning! Otherwise very quiet.
Cons: Couldn't get the room cool enough.
Stay in luxurious comfort in the heart of Hayes Valley at Inn at the Opera. San Francisco is steeped in history, featuring many buildings with compelling backstories, including this mid-city gem. Originally a temporary residence for visiting opera stars, Inn at the Opera was transformed into a seven-story, 48-room boutique hotel, maintaining the Old World European feel of the original building's style, from the salon-style lobby to individually decorated suites. It's centrally located in the epicenter of the city's most historic cultural district, mere steps from Davies Symphony Hall, Civic Center and the Opera House. Inn at the Opera beautifully balances the old and the new, with classic design and contemporary essentials. Suites feature turn-of-the-century damask bedspreads, music-themed, vintage-inspired artwork, bistro tables and stately armoires alongside flat-panel televisions, DVD players, personal refrigerators, data ports, free WiFi and other modern conveniences. Common areas feature antique furnishings as well as musical instruments, honoring the building's unique history. Musical themes continue throughout the hotel, from the lobby decor to the names of the guest suites. Inn at the Opera is home to Pläj, an exciting and delicious Scandinavian-inspired bar and restaurant helmed by Chef Roberth Sundell. Guests can also enjoy daily continental breakfasts as well as fresh-baked cookies every day in the hotel lobby. Suites at the Inn at the Opera are spacious and comfortable, with options for up to four guests. Concerto and Ballet suites are ideal for couples as well as solo travelers; Opera and Symphony suites accomodate families comfortably, with sofa beds, kitchenettes and full dining areas.
With a stay at Hayes Valley Inn in San Francisco (Hayes Valley), you'll be a 5-minute walk from War Memorial Opera House and 5 minutes by foot from Louise Davies Symphony Hall. Featured amenities include a computer station, multilingual staff, and luggage storage.
Overall 7,9 Good
Based on 1 287 reviews
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Overall 7,9 Good
Based on 1 287 reviews
Location
9,2
Breakfast
8,6
WiFi
8,5
Service
8,4
Food
8,3
Cleanliness
8,0
Vibe
7,6
Room
5,9
Location
9,4
Breakfast
8,9
Service
8,1
Cleanliness
7,8
Vibe
6,6
Room
5,5
Location
9,4
Room
5,8
Room
5,4
With a stay at Hayes Valley Inn in San Francisco (Hayes Valley), you'll be a 5-minute walk from War Memorial Opera House and 5 minutes by foot from Louise Davies Symphony Hall. Featured amenities include a computer station, multilingual staff, and luggage storage.
RENOIR is 2 star Hotel located Van Ness / Civic Center, San Francisco (CA) (0.1 km from Bus station - Market and Seventh Street). This Hotel was built in 1909. This Hotel has about 130 rooms on 7 floors. This Hotel's room amenities include Television, Connection for laptop, Wi-Fi in room, security box, Hairdryer, Trouser press; This Hotel's facilities and services include medium sized lobby, disabled facility, parking lot, room service, Porterage, Elevator/lift;
Overall 0,0 Poor
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Overall 0,0 Poor
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RENOIR is 2 star Hotel located Van Ness / Civic Center, San Francisco (CA) (0.1 km from Bus station - Market and Seventh Street). This Hotel was built in 1909. This Hotel has about 130 rooms on 7 floors. This Hotel's room amenities include Television, Connection for laptop, Wi-Fi in room, security box, Hairdryer, Trouser press; This Hotel's facilities and services include medium sized lobby, disabled facility, parking lot, room service, Porterage, Elevator/lift;
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