Union Hotel

A mediocre hotel for the price

[Good points] - Cheap - The toilets are shared, but they are clean and well-cleaned - 1 minute walk from 16th St. Mission Station - Located near the city center, so it's easy to get around - You can get to San Francisco International Airport without changing trains - You can get one cup of coffee a day (in front of the front desk) - The front desk staff are relatively kind [Bad points] - The surrounding area is unsafe (there are a lot of homeless people) - There are flies flying in the hallway - The soundproofing in the room is poor, and outside noises can be heard until late at night - There is no heating in the room, which should be there - The tissues installed are smelly - There is no place to put soap in the shower room - There is no place to hang a towel on the sink in the room [Points to be careful of] 1. To be honest, the surrounding area is very unsafe, and there are many people who seem to be homeless hanging around in front of the station, and something like a flea market is held. It is dangerous to walk alone. In addition, the city of San Francisco, including the area around the hotel, has a strong smell of urine and feces on the grounds, and the streets are extremely unsanitary and unpleasant. I would not recommend this hotel if you are visiting San Francisco for sightseeing. ② The front desk is on the second floor of the building, but the guide states it is on the first floor. This is one floor less than the actual floor, so be careful not to make a mistake. ③ I couldn't quite figure out how to use the shower on the second floor (one floor above the front desk). I recommend the shower on the third floor (the top floor), which you can figure out how to use at a glance. ④ There is no door plate, so if they don't come to clean (change towels), you can ask the front desk staff for a new one by telling them your room number.

It was my first time traveling alone, and I wanted to cry to stay in a place like this. It's cold... Japan is amazing.

There is nothing to fault in terms of price, but the population on the street downstairs is relatively complex, so single women should pay attention to safety if they stay here. Try to avoid traveling alone.

The cheapest one I can find is a small room with a small bed, I go to the toilet and take a shower, and go to the public area. Those with low requirements can live well, but those with high requirements can’t stand it. The surrounding environment is almost bad, and the transportation is convenient.