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Ordentliches Zimmer, guter Komfort. Nur 10 minuten zu Fuß, um ins Zentrum von SF zu gelangen - z.B. Cable Car, U-Bahn, Einkaufen. Als Frühstücksmöglichkeit bekommt man einen Muffin und einen Kaffee gratis. aber um die Ecke ist ja eine sehr nette Frühstückskneipe. ;-) Unmittelbare Umgebung wenig attraktiv. Trotzdem empfehlenswert für Kurzzeitaufenthalte.

Sehr sauberes Hotel der Kette Best Western. Der Service ist sehr zuvorkommend. Internet ist gratis. Leider bezahlt man aber die Parkplatz gebühren. Die Zimmer sind sehr groß und modern eingerichtet. Der Zimmerservice klappt sehr gut. Der kleine Whirlpool auf der Dachterrasse ist nett angelegt und sehr sauber. Leider ist die Lage des Hotels nicht die Beste. Man sollte schon auf der Hauptstrasse bleiben. Frühstück gibt es nur als kleinen snack mit Kaffee. Der Preis für das Hotel ist für den Komfort zwar angemessen aber nicht für die Lage.

Das kleine Hotel Best Western Carriage Inn liegt direkt dem Best Western Americana gegenüber und ist das preiswertere von beiden. Als Frühstücksmöglichkeit bekommt man einen Muffin und einen Kaffee gratis. Das Hotel ist sehr modern eingerichtet und erfüllt seinen Zweck. Die zentrale Lage des Hotels machen es sehr attraktiv. Zu Fuß kann man das Zentrum in ca. 10 Minuten erreichen. Die Parkplätze sind direkt im Hotel und überwacht. Es erfüllt auf jeden Fall seinen Zweck.

We reserved a couple of months ago, after finding a good deal on Orbitz and then seeing mostly good reviews on here. We stayed here for 6 nights, and didn't have any problems at all. In fact, everyone from the front desk folks to the maids were extremely helpful and very polite.The room was larger than most big city hotels, and it was extremely comfortable. Bedroom and bathroom furnishings were modern and well maintained. Everything was clean and fresh, and bed linens were above average. They even provided bathrobes which were a welcome touch since we were flying in and packed light.They provided a continental breakfast via individual boxes in the lobby. They had orange juice, milk, yogurt, small pastry, banana and coffee or tea. They also had cereal for those who wanted it. It was certainly decent enough to get you going in the morning, even if you didn't want everything in the box. (We actually found it a little wasteful, since we didn't use half of the items in the box.) For those who complained about it in previous reviews - many hotels offer NO breakfast - so this is already a step above many others. If you don't like it, then don't bother taking it. It really is as simple as that.We asked for extra soap on one occasion, and each subsequent night we found extra soap in the bathroom. It's those small things that make a difference! Towels were plentiful - we didn't have to ask for extras. We had even requested a small refrigerator in our room since we were staying for 6 nights, and they had one sent up for us. That was a great convenience!They still appear to be having WiFi internet issues, but thankfully we were able to use our smartphones to get info when needed. They also have a computer and printer for guests to use, so you can get info, print boarding passes, etc.It's within a few blocks of cable cars, trolleys and buses, so it is very convenient if you don't have a car.There were some cute (and funky) restaurants a few blocks away on Folsom Street - so you never have to wander far to find a place to eat. The neighborhood isn't the best - in fact we would call it sketchy. However, there seems to be many homeless people in all parts of San Francisco, so it wasn't unique to this area. While it may not have been the best area, we never really felt in any kind of danger. (We were in other areas that were much worse!) Just be cognizant and use common sense when wandering around anywhere in the city - especially at night.The only real issue we had was with our parking charge. We parked a rental car for one night in the garage at their sister hotel across the street, and they tried to charge us for 4 nights parking. It appeared to be an error on the part of the garage across the street, but since it was all done through our room billing, I figured I should mention it. Thankfully, even though we checked out at 4:00AM, they were able to straighten it out and charge us the correct amount.We would definitely stay here again - and would recommend it to others.

I was really pressed to find a hotel in SFO during three conventions and finally came across the LAST room in the Carriage Inn. Not only was it overpriced, but I think the neighborhood turned me off more. Here is my honest opinion:1. Rooms were clean, but not any more comfortable than your contemporary motel on the side of the interstate. Smelled old and weirdly appointed. The so-called literary theme consisted of an old typewriter and a single page biography of someone who wasn't even an author. 2. Neighborhood was as sketchy as can be. Lots of homeless, extremely dirty, and though it was a 10 minute walk to the convention center, even the desk clerk warned us about walking after dark. Ahhh...city life in the ghetto...er redevelopment district. 3. No local restaurants in the area. We ended up either spending 5 dollars for a bowl of oatmeal at the neighboring cafe, or walk across the street to the real Best Western. 4. After spending the day at the convention, my wife and I returned to the room to find that the maid left the door open. Deadbolt pressed against the jamb. Reported it and we got a half-apology.5. What wi-fi??Not a terrible place, but next time I will plan earlier to stay in the convention hotel... no more Carriage Inn.