San Francisco hotels in Tenderloin

Cons: Con: It was at 2:45 AM and closing the windows didn't help block out his persistant drumming.

Cons: Wifi was horrible!!!! Hounded daily to attend a Wyndham time share opportunity. Just one restaurant. Very loud in the mornings. Bathrooms were horrible and small.

Cons: Two complaints although minor would have been easy to fix. The room had a coffee machine with packaged coffee but house cleaning forgot to leave new coffee packets for Sunday morning. The car was valet parked in the garage for the weekend but it was returned with some very minor new scratches on the drivers door.

Cons: Tired

Cons: Needs an update!

Cons: Expensive mini bar, breakfast etc

Cons: Standard room king was quite small. No room for more than a couple.

Cons: I stayed at the Clift this past weekend with my wife for a "staycation" away from the Oakland grind we call our normal lives. A few concerns with the Clift Hotel. When we arrived we were unsure about how the valet worked since there are no signs or "red jackets" (they wear black). We had to circle the block and call to find out what the deal was. It's also expensive, $52+ tax per night. Once we were in the Hotel we were told that our room wasn't ready, which was completely fine since we arrived 3 hours prior to check in time. We happily checked our bag and went for a stroll around union square. The problem is that the woman at the counter said we should expect a phone call with in the hour when our room was ready. We waited the hour and then another hour. No call. We then returned to the Hotel at 3pm and were told by the same women that it "should be ready within the hour."This would take us up to check in time...Finally at 4pm we complained and a manager upgraded us to a Jr. Suite and promptly gave us the keys. Sales Training: under promise and over deliver, not the other way around. Finally we arrive in our room and its pretty nice. It was on the 15th floor and the view was pretty urban SF high life. We were happy. The tub and painted surfaces were chipping and sup par. apparently this room costs $450+ per night, If I paid that I expect a little more attention to detail and quality. We dined at the Velvet Room, the Hotel's restaurant. We were offered a cold and breezy table next to the hallway leading to the bar but were happily seated in a lovely booth when we requested that. Dinner was delicious. The Redwood Room, their high shelf bar, is always crowded and all seating is reserved for $350+ bottle service. The common areas are nice, warm, and cozy. The room is three star. The overall experience is ok, we'll try another place next month and report back.

Cons: Our room on the 16th floor which had a great view was right next to the elevator motors. One or more of the elevator motors had bad bearings or a worn armature as there were a constant hum and winding sound similar to a low police siren. We could not move due to the Hotel being full.

Cons: Room service was slow, found a hair in my food, ordered a Coke three times and never got it, was provided with only a comforter and fitted sheet on my bed, food wasn't very good.

Cons: This hotel is really small the room was giving me an allegric reactions I could not breath, until we forced the window open. The shower curtain and shower smelled really bad. That was gross. I will not be staying here again.

Cons: The rooms are in dire need of updating. We stayed in a studio so the size was good, but things just seemed old. The walls needed touch up paint, the bathtub was peeling (about a 10'' section was missing plaster), the grout was stained, the hair dryer must be from 1985, the thermostat is old making it hard to control room temperature, the faucet was probably really awesome 20 years ago, but now it is difficult to get it in the "off" position, not good in a state experiencing a drought.

Cons: Valet took a little long.

Cons: It’s just not very nice really at all, room wise.

Cons: The room and hallways where dark, the bathrooms are in bad shape (old and rusty), the tv was small and didn't have on demand. It used to be THE PLACE TO STAY in SF... Not anymore...needs a remodel urgently.

Cons: The room was was average and bathroom was very old decore

Cons: Hidden cost for valet parking - $52 a night Hidden cost for a 50 cent aux cord - $100 deposit Hidden cost for more than 5 glasses ordered for guests House keeping failed to clean my room one day when I called them before leaving for the day specifically asking them to tidy up No Hot tub or pool

Cons: Bathrooms are small and have very little space for toiletries etc Housekeeper very anxious to clean room in the morning. Music in the redwood room for early evening drinks and snack was too loud and night club appropriate.

Cons: Would have liked tea and coffee making facilities in the room.

Cons: the service was a bit rude. People was not helpfull

Cons: Overall I loved this hotel and would stay over and over again. Only thing that was a bit of a nuisance was the street noise when the windows were open but it is to be expected. We are in the city.

Cons: Wow! The place was noisy. There was a loud group on the street that so loud that I could not sleep. That is the only reason that I did not give excellent reviews for comfort. I called the front desk, but the group never quieted down. And the group was using the N word like Donald Sterling.

Cons: - expensive for the amenities and services - no air conditioner, so had to keep windows open which was noisy facing a busy street - uncomfortable bed with only two pillows -mediocre breakfast (not very good pastries) -expensive parking -expensive room occupancy tax

Cons: Very old carpets, very poor wi-fi connection.

Cons: A more gracious departure at checkout

Cons: A bit cramped but functional

Cons: No complaints

Cons: The blanket in the closet had blood stains on it. The staff was apologetic and replaced it right away, but I would hope this would be caught prior to a guest's stay. Also, the TV didn't work.

Cons: Room had water damage down the corner and smelled bad. AC didn't work well. Lighting was very dim and had to turn on all lights to make it decently lit. Front desk didn't tell me about the amazing adult arcade that's in the back of the building.

Cons: The staff wasn't very helpful at all. Requested to have our bags taken up to the room after a hour of waiting had to go back down and get my own bags.

Cons: Not an issue with me, but I do understand the complaints about the one elevator when there is two in the lobby.

Cons: Poor ventilation in bathroom

Cons: Room was so tiny that I wouldn't recommend spending more than 2 nights there. It can feel a bit claustrophobic especially when you end up with a wonderful view of a brick wall.

Cons: Hotel is not up to kimpton standards. Carpeting and elevators were frankly dingy. Room was average at best.

Cons: Easier access to light switches from bed

Cons: The walls were EXTREMELY thin...we could hear people talking in the lobby below us, and could hear every word people spoke in the hallways. That's my only complaint.

Cons: Was very confusing to get around to our room (was in another building) and there were a few scuff marks here and there on the walls and also the remote control had a chip/crack in the back.

Cons: I did not like the elevator. Way too small. I also could smell a stinch throughout the hotel like old moth balls. Just being honest. Also, just my opinion, but I think the hotel should offer breakfast. While I do appreciate the espresso in the room (which was delicious), I'd rather have food; if I can't have both.

Cons: Small room but was expected, and not our goal to spend much time in the room anyway. The tiny bathroom sink and glass shelf above it make it difficult and even a bit unsafe to wash your face. Like so many hotels everywhere, the shower temp can be adjusted but not the flow rate, always set to full-on gush, which is luxurious but a tremendous waste of water. Neighborhood a bit grungy/sketchy, but you knew that already, right? It's SF. Very convenient to all transit.

Cons: Only one service elevator that is really old. Stairs are steep and would be difficult to carry luggage going up the stairs.

Cons: Price. Rate.

Cons: There was no fridge in the room and parking was pretty outrageous, $47/day plus an $8 parking garage fee?!

Cons: Old room, not very clean, no fridge or frigobar in the room, old carpet, smell old

Cons: The room, for the price I paid. Bathroom doors

Cons: Toilet running. Didn't get the room I was supposed to get because it wasn't ready at 4 PM

Cons: There was a whistling sound coming from my window when the wind blew. The window was fixed, so it was not slightly open. The sound made it difficult to sleep at night, so I had to put on a white noise maker from my smartphone to be able to sleep. No free wifi in conference facilities was annoying.

Cons: Parking very very very expensive

Cons: The funnels of it all great people great staff and an all around great time with everything that was offered to me that's all

Cons: Parking rate seemed a bit excessive even for city

Cons: Valet was not coordinated and cost more than posted

Cons: The rooms were a little on the small sude

Cons: Just remember if you stay during quarantine, there’s no room services for social distancing. Also, try not to stay near elevator, like most hotels it can be nosey at unwanted hours.

Cons: Clean sheets and clean towels not dirty ones

Cons: Our room was extremely small and barely wide enough to set up a child crib. For what we got, I feel it wasn't worth the $255 per night. I was suprised there wasn't a restaurant in the hotel, just a coffee shop selling bagels for $7 a piece.