Samesun San Francisco Reviews

I am a Japanese who used this dormitory this time. I was worried about traveling alone, but the front desk was very kind and helpful. Actually, it was about 15 minutes past the final check-in time, but I am grateful that you welcomed me. I didn't use it because of severe jet lag, but it seems that there was an all-you-can-drink coffee in the morning, and I regretted that I should have used such a service more actively. It seems that there are quite a lot of people who are worried about their luggage because it is a shared dormitory, but my roommate didn't touch their luggage, so I don't think there is such a thing. If you really want to, there is a luggage storage at the front desk, so let's leave it there. I didn't realize it until the last day. Inconvenient points are that even though there is a proper partition, you have to sleep in the same space as other people, you will be reminded of using a shower or a hair dryer while you are sleeping, and the body odor of your roommate. Is it about the fact that it was so smelly that I had to ventilate it (the outside temperature was 4°C at the time)? Even if you don't speak English, the staff will understand you if you have body language and very simple listening skills. However, this is only a last resort, so as a matter of courtesy, you should acquire a certain level of English proficiency. We do not recommend leaving your keys at the hotel. The staff always work in shifts, and the staff may be different depending on when you leave and when you come back. In my case, the key was already collected and I had a hard time collecting the key (the staff also had a hard time). And I think it's the same at any hotel, but if you pay in advance, please bring the credit card you used. You will need it to verify that you are the paying party. The land of San Francisco is famous for its many steep slopes that can be mistaken for cliffs, but this hotel is very accessible from the airport with one BART and one fixed-route bus. In addition, the area is very close to tourist attractions such as Union Street, Chestnut Street and Fisherman's Wharf, making it easy to get around. I was impressed that I could go straight to the Golden Gate Bridge from the nearby bus stop without any transfers. It was my first trip abroad and my first visit to San Francisco, but being able to find this hotel was a big deal for me. Please use this hotel where you can spend a meaningful time at a reasonable price.