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"The hotel should be newly installed but the room has no smell. The room looks clean and tidy. It has its own parking lot. It does not touch the Chinese people. There are many Americans living in the hotel. The hotel is safe. The subway station is also close. Walk to Union Square for about 1.5km. , location can be. No early, there is Chinese food downstairs, there is a match on the opposite side, the attitude at the front desk is acceptable. Homeless outside the hotel is a little scary, try to travel as little as possible at night, it is quite difficult to avoid it completely at SanFrancisco, and there seems to be less near the Fisherman's Wharf. . . There seems to be three taxes in this hotel. . ."

"This is a place I want to come back to again. But it's better to think about the time before you go. Since it's a 100-year-old hotel, you can see a lot of really old things. There's no problem using the hotel. However, there's no coffee pot or kettle in the hotel room. So, there's a coffee pot in the lobby, so tell them when you check in so they can drink it whenever they want. A wonderful place with a Rococo atmosphere where you can feel the time all over your body. My sister and I came here and there was nothing inconvenient. Breakfast was bread, cereal, two kinds of fruit, yogurt, and scrambled eggs. It wasn't anything special, but it was delicious because I had breakfast. I'm looking for Korean food, but this was also delicious. Above all, it's near Japantown, so it's a relatively safe area, so don't worry, and don't go out at night.. Two women... It's really scary when it starts to get dark at 7pm. Japantown is safe, so I'm relieved, but I was still scared..ㅠ"

"There is a parking lot, but the surrounding environment is very general. The city of San Francisco is very general. Actually, I think it may be with an old name. There are a lot of tramps nearby. For safety reasons, it is recommended to go to la. Living better, playing is also, San Francisco Chinatown is very messy"

"The location is very good, opposite the pier and the clock tower. The room can see the cross-sea bridge, the lobby is very beautiful, and the room is large and comfortable. The Ding Ding bus station is downstairs, and it is very close to various attractions."

"From Roosevelt to Biden now, they all stayed at this hotel when they came to San Francisco. The hotel is very old and very large. The Christmas decorations on the first floor attract visitors. The service in the hotel is very good and professional, and sometimes the Chinese language is also spoken. It is worthy of having served the president. However, the hotel facilities are average. Even a suite with an area of ​​over 100 square meters cannot escape the small bathroom of a few square meters. You need to stand in the bathtub to take a shower. The sink is very small. If you are not careful, your toothbrush and toothpaste will fall into the toilet. The network is very good, that's okay. Located at the highest point in San Francisco, the view is great, and the room looks directly at ** Island. Walking down the hillside, you will find Chinatown and Union Square 2 blocks away. You need to climb back up, which is a bit hard."

"The location is really convenient, right next to Union Square and close to Powell St subway station. It is very convenient to go to the airport, a 30-minute direct ride. There are Burger King, McDonald's, 711 and Panda Restaurant nearby. I bought two bottles of water at 711 to solve the drinking water problem. There is also lemonade available in the hotel lobby. The room we booked was small, but the area was not small, it was completely suitable for 1 to 2 people to stay in, and the layout was reasonable. The room price/performance ratio is very satisfactory. The only problem was that my credit card didn't have a chip when I checked in, and the card machine couldn't read the magnetic stripe, so the staff had to input the number manually. An Asian staff member seemed a bit impatient. Isn't this a normal operation in your job?"

"The location is very good, the service is nice, and the staff is very polite. The breakfast is quite rich in the United States, with meat, milk, eggs, bread, fruits, and a wide variety of drinks. The only thing I am not satisfied with is the poor sound insulation. I can hear the sound of the door opening next door clearly."

"The staff are friendly and mostly can speak cantonese. The location was alright, difficult to find on the first day. Parking in SF is generally expensive. Room was dusty and the sofa give me rashes. However, the walk from Powell Station has a street of homeless people which I feel unsafe for ladies and young kids."

"It’s a rustic old building in a superb location in the city. The carpets, walls and lifts are charming. Bed was sunken and that isn’t something comfortable to sleep in. Fan was noisy and I don’t get why there’s the $10 per night amenities fee when I would have already paid for the room earlier?"

"Since San Francisco is known as one of the most expensive city in USA, I didn't expect that much with The Barnes. Though, staffs were really friendly and the room was kinda big but the bathroom was small. I spent four nights with The Barnes, I don't like from this place is water pressure is so low. It was hard for me to take a shower."