Edward II Inn And Suites, San Francisco

If you're cheap and can't pay a nice hotel in one of the most expensive cities in US, why would you complain about something you want from big, chic hotels. Go ahead and try to find better them that. Some people don't realize I guess, that traveling and not wanting to spend much in hotels is a option and you just need a place to storage your stuff and get few hours of sleep. If you are so chic, so clean and so boring and claim to have the type whom would not stay there go stay at the Ritz they will treat you like you deserve. And they will love your empty wallet.

We had a room that was on the third floor overlooking the brightly lit neon sign for the B & B. Fortunately the blinds did block some of that light, but unfortunately it did not block the noise. The sounds from the busy road below (Lombard) were like sleeping in the middle of a freeway. We got a total of 4 hours sleep total. The room was stuffy and had no air conditioning or fan. The window could be opened, but that only let in more noise. The room was so small and cheaply decorated with the wicker and futon. The bed was terrible and the sheets like sandpaper. We had planned to stay 4 nights, but checked out the next morning, asap. They offered to change rooms, but there was no way. I have never had a worse experience in my travels. BTW: the breakfast was bread and costco muffins (cut into 4 sections) juice and coffee. The carpet was old and dingy even just off the lobby area and up the stairs and the place had a very musty smell. Avoid if at all possible

We stayed in the China Suite for two nights. It was street level, and the windows looked out to a wall. The room left A LOT to be desired. The walls and carpet were old and dirty. The comforter looked like it had been spot cleaned only, and there was a large stain. Everything looked dirty, I was very uncomfortable and wore my shoes at all times. When we ran water in the jaccuzi tub hair came up from the drain. We opted for a shower, but the tub filled with water to above our ankles. Draino anyone? The fireplace is a plug-in unit. The service was ok, the continental breakfast was minimal, there wasn't enough room for us to eat, so we were directed to the pub. The pub is NOT a pub, it's a small bar area with a few bar stools. It wasn't open during our stay, which was on a weekend. Our room was way over-priced, I would never stay there again. The only Pros' were the neighborhood is nice and has a lot of nightlife. The room got a lot of good light as well.

I'm American, based in Dublin with an Irish other half. We've both seen the inside of plenty of B&Bs throughout Ireland and the UK to have certain expectations. Before we arrived, The Edward II seemed like a godsend – SF was our first stop after a very long flight, we needed a place for our first night, and most of the city was booked out. What our stay actually became boiled down to the following: The Room: Advertised as a "Classic queen" but really a drag. Cramped and clammy with shabby furniture sporting stains, burn marks, gnawed corners. Sink next to the bed and not in the bathroom. Wires *everywhere*. The Ick Factor: Found a old hand-towel stuffed in the windowsill to collect moisture. hair on the shower walls... and on the floor. The Bathroom: Toilet did not flush. DID. NOT. FLUSH. The Noise: A shared bathroom for the floor was on the other side of our headboard; it also served as phone booth for guests looking to multi-task at 2am. Also, housekeeping began at 8am. The Construction: kicked off in the lot next door at 6am. They couldn't help that, but it didn't help them. But, most importantly... The Staff: At check-out I rationally and civilly complained to the woman at the front desk. She didn't handle the complaint but promised to let the manager – who wasn't in that day – know when he returned and he would contact us to resolve the issue. (Later, after seeing a photo of the owner/operators on their site, we realised the manager hadn't been away, but in the next room the entire time.) After returning to Ireland we called the hotel to repeat the complaint and got the same woman who checked us out. After being told it was our own fault we didn't complain sooner and more vociferously, I let her know about EU laws allowing chargebacks for failure to deliver service as advertised... and only then was I given 20% back from the cost of the stay.

Disgusting and small. The bed had stains on it, the in-room sink looked like rats had been eating at it, the shared bathroom was gross, at 4:15 am a bunch of men entered the room next door and decided to have a talk about freeways until we pounded on the walls. The bed bug bits were numerous and the room we moved into to escape the delux suite has a dent in the middle of the bed. The front desk refused to refund our money so we could check out as soon as we checked into the room. All other hotels were no vacancy due to a love festival. Stay away or sleep in your car. If you like disgusting and bugs then go for it. The taxi cab driver told us when he dropped us off that it was one of the grossest hotels in SF. The only thing missing was a vampire, a monster, a huge barrel of Mr. Clean and a priest. I scratched in paranoia all night. My girlfriend was not happy and I took one in the back for booking this place. It should be renamed from Bed and Breakfast to Bugs eat you for Breakfast. Run...run fast....

I booked this place just by the web page and a handful of reviews for our honeymoon in 2005. I almost burst into tears when I saw inside the hotel. Our room was on the second floor so luckily we had a bathroom. We had a lovely view of a brick wall. The only selling point was the continental breakfast (shouldn't a bed and breakfast have a hot breakfast?). We only stayed one night and we checked out the next day. We were lucky enough to find a hotel in Japantown for less than what we were paying with a better view (and much quieter). They make you pay in advance for your whole trip too.

Really liked the personal service, the food and the convenience of the location. While it is not the Hilton, it is what I expect at a B&B. The room was very clean, well maintained and comfortable. The owners took time out of their schedules to help with directions, food, and anything else anyone asked for. Very good expereince.

Where do I start..first, the pictures you can look at online werent even what the rooms looked like. The place was a hole in the wall, we ended up paying way more then we shouldve. They have community bathrooms for the first floor, and to upgrade to a suite was an extra $60, and all you were getting for in the "suite" was a bathroom. The room had enough room for the bed, small tv, and for you to walk around everything, and our bathroom didnt even have enough room to go to the bathroom in. Our friends bathroom and room were different. In their room they didnt even have any walking space, but the bathroom was a little better. They had a 10 inch tv, and the heaters looked about 80 yrs old. I made sure to tear the bed apart to look for bugs or anything in the sheets before laying in it. I would definalty not recommend this hotel, if thats what you can call it, to anyone, at all. It was the worst experience of my trip.

We stayed here for a few days in one of the smaller rooms. The room was small but very clean. The continental breakfast was great and the service from the owner of the hotel was very good. The suites on the first floor would be some of rooms I would recommend to anyone. They were very roomy and would be great for people who were on their honeymoon, anniversary, or just wanted a romantic getaway.

This hotel is amazing. You step through the doors and are immediately transported to a quaint bed and breakfast, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. All this centrally located in the heart of the city. The rooms are nice, the amenities fantastic and the price unbelievable. Above all, what makes this hotel truly wonderful are the owners!! Friendly and fantastic!!