My husband and I booked a room with a kitchenette for a 3 day stay. I used recommendations from other Travel Advisor reviewers and we were definitely impressed. Great location, wonderful desk help, 24 hour coffee and tea, continental breakfast and a very clean and large room. The kitchenette had a stove, refrigerator, microwave, sink and all the cooking utensils... more

I recently stayed at the Laurel Inn for a one night stop over. When making the reservation over the phone, the man making the reservation seemed "put out" just talking on the phone. When checking in, this gentleman seemed the same. Not friendly at all. No one to assist with luggage or the offer of, anyway. The room was very... more

For my wife and I this was an exceptionally rewarding stay. Advice on buses, restaurants, shops etc, was given freely, our wedding anniversary was acknowledged with a lovely card signed by the staff, a HUGE cake, a bottle of wine, which we came home to after a long day of sightseeing. Our only complaint was that our city facing room... more

For all of you East Coast people who are used to being HOT in June, do not stay at The Laurel Inn. They DO NOT have air conditioning in any of the rooms and their website does not disclose this information. In the room I stayed in, there was a little window that opened, but it had no screen. And... more

After hearing such rave reviews of the Laurel Inn from a fellow friend the Laurel Inn became the obvious choice when it came to visiting family in San Francisco. The hotel is a few miles from downtown, but the number one bus stops right in front of the hotel which makes an easy trip downtown or to the wharf. My... more

I spent two nights at The Laurel Inn (12th and 13th April) arrived at the hotel direct from the airport - approx 30 minutes drive in a cab. The hotel is small, but the rooms are larger than average, we had a huge bedroom, kitchen area, with cooker, micowave, fridge and all kitchen utensils. Nice big bathroom. The room was... more

We stayed at the Laurel Inn for 3 nights while visiting friends who lived a few blocks away. The hotel is affordable - average of about $200/nt. with taxes - clean, and has a friendly staff. It's not the most convenient to the entire city - my husband took the bus to the financial district and it took about 40... more

We chose the Laurel Inn because it takes pets and provides parking, but found that it has a lot more going for it. The location in a quiet residential neighborhood was great for us, as it gives a different view of SF than the usual downtown one, but it could be inconvenient for some travellers. The rooms were unusually large... more

I visited San Francisco for three nights and booked the Laurel Inn because I wanted out of the Union Square/Fisherman's Wharf orbit. The area around the hotel is very pleasant, but you obviously don't come here for the nightlife. My room was ok. It is evident the management has tried to put a dress on a pig, but in some... more