I stayed at the Steinhart for a week on my own while I explored San Francisco. It is a really nice boutique hotel in a handy location and was a pleasure to come back to at the end of each exhausting day. I used the cable cars, street cars and buses alot and it was always easy to get back... More

I thoroughly researched where to stay - in terms of price and pleasantness. I also wanted an apartment. I got a studio apartment (600) and was very happy. Windows I could open. A big fan in the centre. A comfortable murfee bed. Free wi-fi. Courteous, very helpful service. I could buy all I needed at a store a few doors... More

As others have said, the location is great. The price is good. Some other pros & cons: PROS -new moderately-firm mattresses (unlike other hotels I've been in); good pillows too -decent light-shielding from curtains (something I'm pretty sensitive to) -street noise was not as bad as I feared (another thing I'm sensitive to); some garbage truck noise around 3am most... More

This hotel dates back to 1910, a real gem for those of us who love a bygone era. That said, the rooms are up to date with wifi, full kitchen, generous closet space, very comfortable Murphy bed in the large living room, and a spacious master bedroom with a comfortable queen bed. The wood floors are really beautiful. My son... More

This is the best hotel stay we have had as a family of 4 (2 teens) where there is enough space for everyone. These are apartments, so you get the feel of living in San Francisco, even if only for a short while. The staff were always so courteous and friendly. I read reviews before I booked, and some were... More

The beauty of the Steinhart is maybe more about what it is not. Since I have never stayed in a 100 year old Sheraton or Marriott (and why?) you are left to consider the quality of this kind of hotel on its personal merits. My suite with a murphy bed was clean, quite and altogether perfect for a 4 night... More

We stayed at the Steinhart in a one bedroom apartment. The positives: beautiful, historic building loaded with charm and character; spacious room with full kitchen; could be your home away from home; convenient location to Union Square. The cons: While the space was clean and nicely appointed, the noise level was a real disappointment. We heard noises from neighboring rooms... More

I found this apartment hotel on Trip Advisor. While it's old, it's heritage, full of character features including a cage elevator & next door to the hotel used in Hitchcock's Vertigo. I booked a studio & received complimentary upgrade to 1 bedroom which was massive & so home-y! Clean, so comfy, really friendly staff, security entry (good for travelling females,... More

I stayed at the Steinhart for a week in November this year, and the staff were very friendly. I booked the deluxe studio which was very spacious and felt like home. The only downside was that my apartment was on the ground floor facing the onto Sutter Street. At night it was very loud from people walking by and cars... More