Heritage Marina, San Francisco

Heritage Marina was a decent spot for my recent trip to San Francisco. The location was a major highlight, allowing me to easily walk to major attractions like Fisherman's Wharf. However, I found the room to be a bit basic for the price, and the noise from the street was noticeable even with the windows closed. The breakfast options were quite limited, but the comfortable king bed made my stay more enjoyable.

I stayed at Heritage Marina and found it a mixed bag. The location is awesome, just a short walk to Fisherman's Wharf, which is a major plus. However, the breakfast options were lacking, and I encountered some disappointment with the room's condition despite its decent size. Overall, it’s a decent budget choice, but I might look elsewhere next time.

I chose this hotel because of its boutique vibe and convenient location, but it had its downsides. While the room was spacious and generally clean, I found signs of wear and some cleanliness issues, like greasy handprints and mold in the shower. Additionally, the breakfast options were quite basic, lacking anything healthy or exciting to start the day. Overall, the experience was mixed, leaning more towards average than really good.

I had some significant issues during my stay at Heritage Marina. While the location was great and I appreciated the friendly staff, the overall experience was marred by noise and discomfort. My room felt dingy and outdated, and I struggled with the poor soundproofing, making it impossible to get a good night's sleep.

During my stay at the hotel, I found the location to be a major highlight, with convenient access to Fisherman's Wharf and Lombard Street. However, the room itself left much to be desired, as it felt a bit basic for the price, and I could hear street noise even with the windows closed. The breakfast was quite simple but did the job for a quick start to the day.