San Francisco, California hotel rooms at the Hilton Hotels

"The bed was fairly uncomfortable, and the pillows were not the best. The shower needs a major upgrade as it had mold growing in between the tiles and around the tub. There is a fee to park your vehicle at the hotel, and the elevators are extremely busy. The air conditioner seemed like it didn’t run very well as it was set at 64, but it was still fairly warm. Calling the property was also very awkward because you get transferred through two automated systems and then a live person who then has to connect you to the hotel. The staff were not very friendly. Overall, it’s an extremely average hotel with average rooms. There is nothing amazing about it. "

"Room needs a renovation. "

"The room was not expected so small and parking own by hotel must be pay with tax $55 supposed to be is free because you are guess. "

"Breakfast was very good. Did not use pool. Person checking me in spoke very poor English."

"Always a hot egg dish & a meat. Apples, oranges, sliced breads, bagels, mini muffins, apple & oranfe juice. Fresh coffee. The thing is at 9:30 everything is taken away, so get there earlier!"

"Clean room and nice sitting area with complimentary smores and fire pits"

"I paid for a queen size bed but was given a double/full instead (next to the elevators, so I heard them all night). When mentioned to the hotel staff, they tried convincing me that my room was a queen size. When I disagreed with them, they tried to convince me that queen size beds are made smaller nowadays. They eventually did move me, but the next room’s bed sagged in the middle and my wife and I woke up with sore lower backs."

"The room was ok. The shower set up was horrible because it was splashing everywhere in the bathroom. The parking is ridiculous, $67 a day for in and out privileges. The location was great and the fact they provide games for kids and allow dogs is pretty great "

"This property is pretty dumpy. It’s fine but nothing to write home about. I don’t think the website conveys the reality of what you are getting. If you are traveling and looking for no frills, this is one step above a hostel. "