Are yoiu kidding, $70 for a private room with bath in this part of SF? Room was recently remodeled, modern and clean. Bed was very good. Bathroom and shower excellent. Location is top totch. It was actually pretty quiet in our room which had a window on the courtyard. Would stay there again. Perfect if you are seeing a show at the Masonic.

People complained about the front desk staff but I did not find them rude at all. They were trying to do their job, he may have been training a new guy, and their system is a little inefficient. Not sure why they want to see everyone's ID. But that and the $20 keycard deposit seem a small price to pay for the rest of the plusses.

Good location for our needs, room was as expected, and got several good nights sleep. Cooking facilities were good, and has fridges available for us as well

Arrived late evenimg. Simple check-in, though thankfully, our Uber driver had previously warned us not to turn right out of the hostel at night as leads to the homeless/drug area of SF. Hostel staff didn't mention this to us.

Very modern room with great amenities for a hostel (stayed in a private room so wasn't sharing with others). Room was also a lot larger than expected & very comfortable. Location was great & very central to union square , public transport.

Room was quite noisy. The walls are paper thin so you could always hear when other guests were walking up & down the stairs. It's an old building so the floors creak heavily. Wouldn't recommend if you were a light sleeper, or would suggest ear buds. Also didn't like there was only 1x mirror which is located in the bathroom, not ideal when there are 2x people occupying the space. Very easily could have had an extra mirror in the room.

Beautiful updates and a nice vibe. Bed was super comfy!

Staff really didn’t care or make any effort to welcome us. The walls were very thin and you could hear people in the hallway as well as the plumbing throughout the building. Parking is offsite, and cost for overnight parking was $40. The cost they shared with us was listed for less money, and when I told staff the prices went up and the company changed, they fully lied to my face and said the parking company changes all the time. When I spoke to the parking staff prior they said their company changed a year ago. I really felt like the staff didn’t care about us and it put a damper on the experience. People seemed to smoke directly in front of the stairs/entrance and it was gross having to walk through it.

The staff were very pleasant. You're pretty deep into the city but you feel safe. The hostel isn't too far from the nearest BART stop so the walk up the steep SF terrain was only mildly challenging with all my luggage in hand. Good value for the money

The place, like most hostels, can be a little loud. The bedding I was given was not the cleanest and there was evidence of some extensive water damage in the shower. The staff, while pleasant and helpful, were also a little opaque at first having told me I needed $20 cash as a security deposit only to then tell me I could simply leave my ID with them instead.

I was a bit worried about staying here as the reviews aren’t amazing. But I was pleasantly surprised. We were in a standard double room on the first floor which was modern and clean, and pretty quiet as well. I can see how some of the rooms would be louder. The location is good, a few blocks away from the tenderloin area which is where things are pretty dodgy but we could walk out of our hotel in the other direction and not be worried. Given high prices in San Francisco I would say this place is value for money.

I found the staff pretty miserable to be honest - definitely wasn’t a warm welcome. We also didn’t have house keeping one day even though we were out from 8am to 4pm which I thought was pretty poor. The $20 cash deposit is a bit odd but we got it back so no issue there. The kitchen being closed between 10-11am was pretty inconvenient and it seemed like half of that time was so the staff could use it to cook their own food. We never cooked in the kitchen but it was always I use when went in there. Fridge needed better management as it was stuffed with food and pretty filthy.

The best location, near Union Square. Really close to restaurats, bars and facilities in general.

The property is a bit old.

I think its location is great. They have a kitchen which is open most of the day and offer free coffee which is amazing. The toilets were clean and the beds are comfortable. I really appreciate I could ask for new bedsheets and towels whenever I needed it. Staff was friendly :)

I didn't like that there was trash accumulated behind the bunkbeds. The place looked clean in general but it can be better. Also, the toilet paper holder fell on the floor in most bathrooms I used which was a bit uncomfortable. The very last day I stayed I saw a tiny mouse running through the corridor. I thought it was funny at first but then I came to my senses and now I feel like they could put more emphasis in that aspect.

Just about on the right side of Tenderloin. Perfect location for getting just about anywhere in the city. Lots of shops/markets/bars within vicinity. Dormitories are larger than average, plenty of space for suitcases etc. Bring a lock for the storage drawers under the beds. Clean and modern. Wi-Fi worked well. There were quite a few extra bathrooms/showers too. Also a laundry room. Didn’t seem to be a party hostel - most of the guests I met were aged 30 plus. For the price, it’s a bargain. Would stay again.

My only gripe was the kitchen closing between 10pm and 8am. As an early riser I had to keep pestering staff to let me have early access since I’m usually up by about 5 or 6am. I think this is more to do with preventing noise, maybe they’ve had some troublesome guests in the past. The kitchen also needs a restock of cups and cutlery. But apart from this I can’t fault the place.

The stay in Amsterdam is pleasent and better than expectation. The facilities seem to be new (or maybe well maintained) and clean. The hostel is with fully functioned kitchen. Budget limited travelers can cook themselves. The room is good for its price. The room we stayed this time is also for physical disabled and is bigger than others (I guess). Beds are comfortable.

Cleaness of the shared bed sheets is a little bit in concern. The wifi connection in the room is sometimes weak, and cellphone signal also bit unstable. The location is close to the transition to the Tenderloin but still acceptable position.