Perramont Hotel - San Francisco, California

Yuma S.

Creo que la relación calidad/precio es acertada. El edificio es un poco viejo pero las habitaciones están limpias y los baños compartidos también. El personal muy servicial y la ubicación (barrio Castro) es bastante céntrica y no parece insegura.

El único detalle que pondría es que la cama doble es un poco pequeña y en nuestra habitación no llegaba bien Internet, salíamos al pasillo y sin problema.

Juan M.

Tengo que ser honesto, pero mi primer pensamiento:”que hago aqui?” Pero...la atencion de los dueños excelente, muy educados, honestos, los baños muyyy limpios a pesar de ser compartidos, creanme, siempre q entraba al baño totalmente limpio, las habitaciones muy ordenadas y limpias, la ubicacion del hotel muy buena, buen precio, lo recomiendo a pesar que las habitaciones olieran a cigarrillo, pero buena ubicacion, buen aseo, buena atencion y buen precio comparado con todo lo encontrado en san francisco!

edsondimitri

Los dependientes no hablan español, la infraestructura del hotel es vieja, la habitación que nos toco era en el tercer piso, pequeña con TV plasma, una mesa pequeña y lavamanos, la cama era de plaza y media, tenía un olor desagradable, por lo que tuvimos que mantener la ventana abierta todo el tiempo, el baño es de uso compartido, pero tenía buena limpieza, la conexión a wifi no tuve problemas, en los alrededores del hotel hay mendigos pero es una zona tranquila y segura, lo mejor del hotel la localización, se encuentra en el centro de la ciudad a unos 50 metros se encuentra la estación del metro donde se puede transportar para cualquier sitio de la ciudad. ||Cerca hay una market para comprar.

Jose M. A.

Todo lo que se puede esperar para el precio... un hostal bastante más barato que la media de la ciudad, aunque sigue resultando caro para lo que ofrece.

amti

Excelente.

Ian D.

It's cheap. The bathrooms and showers are not in your room. That's what "European style means". The staff are nice and polite. The rooms have a sink and the remote for the tv works. Rooms have towels and there's a shower and two bathrooms on each floor. Was pretty quite, all n all for what it is it's pretty good. I paid like 89ish a night last mintue so if you're in a pinch and want a decent clean room downtown its a good spot.

Greg P.

This is a great guest house. The location is perfect. it's right on the Market Street bus and muni lines. The rooms are very clean and functional and all come with a private sink and mirror. The common showers and bathrooms are also clean and well-maintained. Rooms have a desk and at least one chair. The locks use real keys (not card keys that get demagnetized each time they touch your phone). They have housekeeping, but you have to request it when you want it. The one thing they might do is put some more shelves for clothing.

In the past I've stayed at some of the other guest houses, but will definitely make this place my new home-away-from home. It's perfect for solo travellers.

My five star rating is based on what the place is: a European-style pension/guest house. It's not an American-style hotel. If you are expecting facilities, amenities, chocolates on your pillow, private bathrooms with free vanity kits, and room service, this is not the place for you. However, if you are looking for a clean, safe, convenient place to stay for a few days or even a week or two, this is one of the best choices.

wiredboy10003

As one of the other reviewers said, if you're on a budget, it'll do. Barely. Seeing the metal gate when you first enter doesn't give a good feeling, but knowing there are a couple of popular bars on the block, it's probably a good thing.||||For less than $100/night, including tax, you're getting what you pay for. Bathrooms are shared. They're clean, but old. There's one light in the room, a fluorescent one in the ceiling. No bedside lamp, no clock radio, no coffee maker. Fresh towels are supplied each day, along with soap. Bring your own shampoo. There's a sink in the room so you can primp in private.||||The room had Direct TV, which I actually used as lamp, avoiding the ceiling fluorescent.||||There was only one wall outlet in the room. Luckily it had a power strip attached. Without that, you'd have to unplug the TV to charge your phone.||||The location was good for transportation. Half a block to Muni Metro, the local underground transit. Also on the corner are various streetcars and an easy spot to catch a cab.