Cable Car Hotel Hotel

Perfectly fine hotel. Had a very good rate for a basic room with a shower. Stephen, the concierge, could not have been nicer as was the night porter. Lovely old building. Older freight type elevator. Don't expect anything fancy. Trader Joes is across the street. This is the Tenderloin.

What a disgusting place. Dirty, the room number 307 smells horrible. I don't know what they have in there but the scent was crazy you can feel it when you are walking on the corridors.

I liked my two night stay in this SF hotel. Historic, rebuilt in 1906 just after the big earthquake and resulting fires, or so we were told. Shared bathrooms that were very clean, and I never encountered a closed door. Well kept and actually quite charming in a real old timey sense. Staff was very polite and responsive to our wants and needs. These people care and try their best to satisfy. The noise from the cable cars and the bar next door didn't keep me awake. Trader Joe's and CVS right across the street. I would stay here again without hesitation!

Good for the price. Awesome views. We stayed for 7 nights and only got our room cleaned once so we had to ask for clean towels but it was a good location for the price.

Bring your earplugs and this is a really nice find for a cheap price. Really good location, hip restaurants and diners all around, neighborhood is just good and clean enough to never really feel worried, even at night. Pick a direction and walk and you will really experience the city, but there is also buses and cable car a stone throw away. Just don't expect to be pampered while at the hotel, only one cleaning per week, if that, but hey, that means no tipping so you save more money. If you ask for something you get it, fresh towels, toiletries etc. Unless you are a big family with small children, I'd say this is the place for you.

One of the most inexpensive options in the center of the SF.

Small rooms. Strange fact the ground of ours leaned towards the back of the building… Noisy place during the day. We will say that to sleep it can be suitable, but be careful, they only change the sheets once a week!

Price: The biggest room of the CCC is still quite cheap compared to other rates. Especially if you chose a weekly rate, you're at like 70/80 $ a day (tax included). Most rooms that are THAT central are much more expensive. Getting around: The California Line is right outside and is one of the cable car lines that has a high frequency. The Cable Car takes you down to Market (F line, tons of Buses) or to Powell (other Cable Car) to walk down to Union Square. If you walk up a couple of blocks you can catch the buses 19, 47, 49 which take you to most connections or places. If you arrive from the Airport DONT try to walk there. It's non stop uphill from the BART. The place: — Security is tight. RFID chip to enter and at 7 pm — 6 AM there's a security guard in the lobby. That is pretty nice, knowing that the Tenderloin is just a couple of blocks away — The hotel offers no meals. — 70$ security deposit is required — They say Wifi is only available in the lobby but my room had full signal non stop. Free of charge. However it got spotty around 9 pm. — There are Laundromats in the lower level. You can also use the ones around you. There are at least 3 in walking vicinity — WALGREENS, CVS, TRADER JOEs are less than 2 blocks away. — The Fridge and Microwave worked perfectly — House keeping only comes in once a week.

Good and cheap! But you I'll hear all cars and cable cars coming all night near your window.

Service was great. Small rooms but cheap. Fridge and microwave in rooms.

Bathroom looked like a murder scene. Very cramped and not very nice rooms. No Wi-Fi available my whole stay which was a huge problem for me. Good location though as close to public transport.

Great location. Poor rooms. Smells bad.

I woud consider this more of a rooming house than a hotel. Very simple room, outdated but "just the necessities" no thrills. You get what you pay for here in SF. Is a nice location for tourists, very close to Wharf.

I wouldn't recommend it at all. It was more like a motel. Had limited service options, Limited room at and the place was dirty. It wasn't fancy at all. Would nevwr But it still served our purpose I suppose, hence a 3 star!

What a horrible place. Overprice ; the bed make u hurt. The internet barely works and it is selective. Only one Chanel TV. I will never recommend this crappy place for $180 a night u think u will get something better.

Small room, dirty, too expensive, unfriendly. Stay away from this place.

The hotel is conveniently located in Nob Hill close to most if not all attractions. The Cable car stop sits across the street of the hotel and the bus stops to Union Square, fisherman wharf are a block away. The staffs are friendly and helpful. My only issue was that the hotel cleaning schedule is not frequent enough. I stayed for 1 week and my room was cleaned only once. I don't know if it's due to the current drought. Overall, I had a good experience. I would stay again.

Price: The biggest room of the CCC is still quite cheap compared to other rates. Especially if you chose a weekly rate, you're at like 70/80 $ a day (tax included). Most rooms that are THAT central are much more expensive. Getting around: The California Line is right outside and is one of the cable car lines that has a high frequency. The Cable Car takes you down to Market (F line, tons of Buses) or to Powell (other Cable Car) to walk down to Union Square. If you walk up a couple of blocks you can catch the buses 19, 47, 49 which take you to most connections or places. If you arrive from the Airport DONT try to walk there. It's non stop uphill from the BART. The place: — Security is tight. RFID chip to enter and at 7 pm — 6 AM there's a security guard in the lobby. That is pretty nice, knowing that the Tenderloin is just a couple of blocks away — The hotel offers no meals. — 70$ security deposit is required — They say Wifi is only available in the lobby but my room had full signal non stop. Free of charge. However it got spotty around 9 pm. — There are Laundromats in the lower level. You can also use the ones around you. There are at least 3 in walking vicinity — WALGREENS, CVS, TRADER JOEs are less than 2 blocks away. — The Fridge and Microwave worked perfectly — House keeping only comes in once a week.

WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EXPERIENCE EVER! I would give this a half of a star or perhaps even no stars at all if I were allowed to. Where do I begin? The sheets smelled like they were washed with fabuloso (which any Hispanic will tell you is a deodorant and not a cleaner). Then to make matters worse, I have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and because of its ravaging effects on my nervous system I have some of the worst eye hand coordination and depth perception of anyone I know. It is getting better but is worst generally in the morning and at nights, and as such I was walking down the stairs the last day we were there (Thursday June 26, 2014) and because I nearly missed a step and tried to make up for it, a gentleman (and I am using this word VERY generously because I am an actual gentleman) said that I was too "inebriated" even though it was 9am and I was sober and willing to take a sobriety test, asking them for the police to come. I also believe I left my only pair of glasses there and as we were leaving another person that worked there promised that my friend whom funded the time we reserved, a refund, and was never given said refund. I just found out about this and will be heading there shortly to try and rectify this, anyone interested in how this develops or if anyone works there and would like to somehow rectify this terrible experience; please stay tuned.

Lovely place to stay, the management make you feel welcome and help out if you need, great location and easy access to restrants.

The location was the best of the hotel. The rooms were very small and there is a view in the opposite room. Wi-Fi is only available in the "lobby" and breakfast is not offered.

This is a typical SF experience. Some amazing people live here short of long term. OTOH, a young queer turns gay tricks here and the managers Erkan and Lindy turn a blind eye. What people will do to keep a job amazes me.

The location for its amount. Good location. A huge minus-no Internet in the rooms, and the one who is living in total terribly slow. Me as a former employee of cleaning rooms look dirty. Eye drops automatically just on all the dirty places. Dirty shower, hair on the bed, in the bathroom, on the remote control. The room smelled a bit of old age. But it is not fatal to this quickly you get used. Wrote me with the service. Requested not to do so. And they went and did and what the service was just that threw trash. Together with the waste package, which were my thing.

Bed bugs! Stay a mile away.