Hotel Sunrise

Was really great for the price, there’s a parking garage around the corner but it got full quickly so there’s also lots nearby that my car was parked safely overnight. The owner was nice, he gave us a room with a really nice street view, right above the empanada place so our room smelled really good. Really loved the location, was a close walk to the Castro and in such a convenient location in the mission. Will definitely stay here again when on a budget. Only weird thing was our room was slanted, which was a mind trip when we first got there.

Place is like a tired old property. Safe(ish) location for San Francisco. Rooms on the 3rd floor. No elevators and very cozy. Shower's external measurements are 3'*3'. TV did not work even after raising the issue. I knew it was not a top end hotel when I booked the trip. It fit my needs, clean respectable bed and hot shower.

You get what you pay for. For the price, the room has everything I need, including a good fridge, microwave, and TV. Too bad the hairdryer in my room doesn’t work. The heater works great for cold nights. There’s no elevator, but it’s acceptable for a three-story hotel. It’s just a five-minute walk to all transportation. A very basic hotel, but all the facilities are functional.

Great for a 1 or 2 night stay! I think some of the reviews are old news - the owner has clearly made a lot of effort to improve everything, and I didn’t have any of the troubles found in those reviews. Yes it’s a small room, no A/C but a great fan and with the cool SF air it was fine. It’s quaint (queen+private bathroom) and a great value. Yeah Valencia St is loud but that’s SF for ya. I’d recommend it for a quick stop. The gentleman at the front was courteous and promptly available. Just pay the extra few bucks for the private bathroom. Nice job Sunrise thank you - we’ll be back

Wanted my room cleaned on Sunday and I wanted to wash my laundry. No room service and was not able to do laundry until 8: o’clock pm. Because housecleaning was using the laundry room. Quite at night upper staircase is small but overall good area for public transportation and restaurants. Room is less than $80 can’t beat the price. Perfect for one person. Stayed here for 8 days for business.

Went to do my laundry and housekeeping was using it. Had to wait two hours to use the laundry room

Good value for the price, room is tiny but clean and you get a private bathroom, little coffee maker, tv, fridge and microwave so no complaints. Staff is friendly, immediate area has a ton of eating options. Only real complaint is that building is older with thin walls. If your neighbors are loud, you will hear them. Can also hear outside noise which is bustling on Friday’s, Saturdays. Would stay again

Nice location during the day and close to the BART station. Our Waymo dropped us off about two blocks away in the early hours, and it was the scariest walk to the hotel with all the homeless around. I didn’t feel unsafe during the day, though. There are no elevators, but the stairs aren’t bad. The room is small but clean. The bed felt firm, yet I slept really well. Overall, it’s a good, affordable place to stay if you just need a place to sleep.

I have stayed at Hotel Sunrise on several occasions and for a hotel under $100 per night in San Francisco, it can’t be beat. The location is relatively safe and highly walkable with many bars, restaurants, cafes, food stores within a half mile radius. The 16th street BART station is a 5 mins walk away. You get your own private bathroom, which is not a given at other hotels in this price range. The room is very basic and small but importantly it is clean with daily housekeeping service, adequate clean towels and toiletries, a small microwave and fridge (again unusual for a hotel in this price range), and a little coffee machine. Staff are friendly. My only complaints are 1) the building is old with thin walls and the surrounding area can get lively at nights, so depending where your room is, or if you have loud guests next door to you, it can be a little noisy; 2) no elevator but it’s only 3 floors, still if you’re on the 3rd floor you have to lug your luggage up stairs and 3) the TV in tge room is functional and even includes HBO but unfortunately it’s not a Smart TV so you can’t use your Netflix account. Still, overall this hotel is excellent vakue for the money

Bare bones necessity spot within walking distance to action packed area. The mattress was SUPER comfortable. Enough space to crash out. Cool enough with fan going but consider the time of year you book as there's no central AC. Room service was strange. Cleaned bathroom and put out new towels, but didn't make the bed. Also didn't like they left the window open as that's a security concern though I faced the street. Microwave and mini fridge were great and the wardrobe was great to organize luggage and clothing. Lots of sink space but could use a shower organizer to hold items and I didn't have a towel rack. TV channels are limited and grainy but I don't watch TV much. Overall, decent for the cost, location and needs. I'd book again as I had no issues for the stay.

Had a good stay. The staff was friendly and helpful. My only complaint is the mold on the bathroom ceiling.

Clean room great value lots of places to eat

Dead cockroach found in draw. Saw mice running around inside entrance. TV did not work well. Reported it to manager and was not properly resolved. My advice is to only stay here if you are on a tight budget.

It’s a good place to stay for a night. The area is not the greatest, woke up to yelling outside around 3am but again, not a big deal if I’m just there for one night and that is not the fault of the hotel. The place did smell a little vinegar-y and the room was a little outdated. Cleanliness was iffy- there was a loose hair in the shower and the floor under the bed was dusty. But again, for one night it did the job of having somewhere to sleep.

The hotel is in one of San Francisco's unique neighborhoods, just a few hundred feet from the original Mission San Francisco de Asís (aka Mission Dolores) and a five minute walk to the BART station, where many unusual characters and homeless people congregate (I found them all to be harmless and many friendly). Many good restaurants nearby. The hotel stairwells and corridors are not kept clean or updated (i.e. vacuumed or painted) when needed, but the room was clean although quite compact. Toiletries provided were minimal (shampoo and bar soap), but that was ok. There is a small refrigerator, microwave, and wall mounted TV but no safe, so I carried my camera, passport, and laptop with me when I went out. The manager was very responsive when I complained about noise in an adjoining room at midnight (There are no phones in the rooms so I had to go to the night counter). The manager was kind to let me check in an hour early, which I appreciated. All in all, it was a pleasant stay but I was charged $20 more than what was shown on the Expedia check in page, making the stay cost more money than the value. I am not pleased about that.

Location is good the building is old. The linens did not smell clean. The shower was difficult to use as the hardware did not seem to fit with the shower.

Fairly clean hotel (though it smelled of cheap disinfectant). Check-in was easy but the proprietor was not particularly friendly (brusque, maybe). For the price, it was a good deal.

I have stayed at Hotel Sunrise on several occasions and for a hotel under $100 per night in San Francisco, it can’t be beat. The location is relatively safe and highly walkable with many bars, restaurants, cafes, food stores within a half mile radius. The 16th street BART station is a 5 mins walk away. You get your own private bathroom, which is not a given at other hotels in this price range. The room is very basic and small but importantly it is clean with daily housekeeping service, adequate clean towels and toiletries, a small microwave and fridge (again unusual for a hotel in this price range), and a little coffee machine. Staff are friendly. My only complaints are 1) the building is old with thin walls and the surrounding area can get lively at nights, so depending where your room is, or if you have loud guests next door to you, it can be a little noisy; 2) no elevator but it’s only 3 floors, still if you’re on the 3rd floor you have to lug your luggage up stairs and 3) the TV in tge room is functional and even includes HBO but unfortunately it’s not a Smart TV so you can’t use your Netflix account. Still, overall this hotel is excellent vakue for the money

Acceptable for a quick stay especially to be in walking distance to some of the residential neighborhoods to be close to friends and family. Condition is basic but clean. Street facing rooms are quite noisy.

Nice hotel, was upgraded to a bigger room, cleaning of room everyday by hotel staff. 16th street Bart station area has shady people around even though there is Police around..

When I checked in I could hear music coming from a very nearby apartment, building or room. I expected to have to use earbuds for sleeping. But during the late evening and over night it was surprisingly quiet. Didn’t even hear any pedestrian or vehicle noise on busy Valencia Street (room 303). The flush kit in the toilet needs attention… slow to fill and continuous running. I had to shut the water valve off to silence the running and to prevent wasting water

Place is like a tired old property. Safe(ish) location for San Francisco. Rooms on the 3rd floor. No elevators and very cozy. Shower's external measurements are 3'*3'. TV did not work even after raising the issue. I knew it was not a top end hotel when I booked the trip. It fit my needs, clean respectable bed and hot shower.

Door lock would not engage, window had no lock and could be accessed from neighboring room, did not feel safe opening window so room was hot and stuffy. Noisy room neighbors....would not recommend

Great for a 1 or 2 night stay! I think some of the reviews are old news - the owner has clearly made a lot of effort to improve everything, and I didn’t have any of the troubles found in those reviews. Yes it’s a small room, no A/C but a great fan and with the cool SF air it was fine. It’s quaint (queen+private bathroom) and a great value. Yeah Valencia St is loud but that’s SF for ya. I’d recommend it for a quick stop. The gentleman at the front was courteous and promptly available. Just pay the extra few bucks for the private bathroom. Nice job Sunrise thank you - we’ll be back

The location was good and the property was about as expected and decently priced. However, my toilet got stopped up on the second day. They blamed me for it even though toilet water leaked into the shower and it took them over a day to resolve. Fortunately, they moved me to a different room after half a day when I requested it. The second room worked out fine. The first room had pre-existing plumbing problems.

Room was very hot even with a fan during the afternoon okay at night. Walls are thin.

Good value for the price, room is tiny but clean and you get a private bathroom, little coffee maker, tv, fridge and microwave so no complaints. Staff is friendly, immediate area has a ton of eating options. Only real complaint is that building is older with thin walls. If your neighbors are loud, you will hear them. Can also hear outside noise which is bustling on Friday’s, Saturdays. Would stay again

Nice location during the day and close to the BART station. Our Waymo dropped us off about two blocks away in the early hours, and it was the scariest walk to the hotel with all the homeless around. I didn’t feel unsafe during the day, though. There are no elevators, but the stairs aren’t bad. The room is small but clean. The bed felt firm, yet I slept really well. Overall, it’s a good, affordable place to stay if you just need a place to sleep.

Nothing wrong with the property based on price. We sort of knew what we were getting based on the price we paid. The location was centrally located to where we wanted to go but was not the best part of town. Also noisy on the street with the window open since there was no air conditioning. Again, price was it was fine, but you are getting nothing more than a bed to sleep.

Acceptable for a quick stay especially to be in walking distance to some of the residential neighborhoods to be close to friends and family. Condition is basic but clean. Street facing rooms are quite noisy.

Always stay here when in town. So convenient and easy, safe and clean. Unbeatable location, staff is helpful.

Been here many times. Staff always helpful. Transportation and restaurants nearby.

Great for a 1 or 2 night stay! I think some of the reviews are old news - the owner has clearly made a lot of effort to improve everything, and I didn’t have any of the troubles found in those reviews. Yes it’s a small room, no A/C but a great fan and with the cool SF air it was fine. It’s quaint (queen+private bathroom) and a great value. Yeah Valencia St is loud but that’s SF for ya. I’d recommend it for a quick stop. The gentleman at the front was courteous and promptly available. Just pay the extra few bucks for the private bathroom. Nice job Sunrise thank you - we’ll be back

To be fair I only looked at the price and location of this hotel which were as expected. Most hotels will grant an early check in. I couldn’t even store my bag so I had to walk around the city for 3 hours with luggage. The 2nd and last time I saw the lone desk clerk out of my 4 day stay was at check in. I stood outside the front door at 2am calling the hotel for 10 minutes because no one was at the desk and, no one informed me that there’s a button that needs to be pressed to access the building. There is no AC in the place and the room was unbearably hot. The shower runs only extremely hot or extremely cold and the bars of soap they leave disintegrate when you open the package. Terrible to non existent service , improperly functioning shower, and zero amenities are reasons I would not book at hotel again.

I reserved a room and paid for it on here. Ashen I got to the hotel, they didn’t let me check in because I didn’t have a credit card to pay them with. Mind you, i offered both cash and my Wells Fargo debit card with had over $8,000 in the account at the time, but they insisted it be a credit card only. They refused to let me check in and made me leave. The only, and I mean, only, good thing about this hotel is that the guy who didn’t let me check in didn’t give me a hard time about refunding my money. At least he did that. Well, actually, I don’t know if he did or not, I haven’t checked, but he said he was going to. Otherwise, though, fudge this place! I heard it got bedbugs.

Rude host. Talks to you if you’re dumb and unimportant with disrespectful hand gestures. I didn’t appreciate non of that attitude so I gave him a hand gesture back. He snapped and refused to talk it over. If that upset him; what made him think that his behavior was acceptable?

The staff was very accommodating and allowed a late check out for me. This hotel is a 100 year old, wood frame building, it is not fancy but it is well maintained and kept clean. I appreciated it for its cleanliness and price.

The two employees that worked hard to make our stay pleasant, was Sammy at the front desk and Paula the cleaning lady.

Fairly clean hotel (though it smelled of cheap disinfectant). Check-in was easy but the proprietor was not particularly friendly (brusque, maybe). For the price, it was a good deal.

While the room was decent and the location was great, the staff and other residents really did it for me. Although I paid for two rooms, the frontman would not let me verify the card on file for check in, forcing my friend to go to Oakland and leaving a room that I paid for go unused. We even had the card carrier call them to no avail. On top of that, we were woken up promptly at 6:50 in the morning by someone’s music next door when we really wanted to sleep in. Take your business elsewhere.

Was really great for the price, there’s a parking garage around the corner but it got full quickly so there’s also lots nearby that my car was parked safely overnight. The owner was nice, he gave us a room with a really nice street view, right above the empanada place so our room smelled really good. Really loved the location, was a close walk to the Castro and in such a convenient location in the mission. Will definitely stay here again when on a budget. Only weird thing was our room was slanted, which was a mind trip when we first got there.

Great place to stay in the heart of the Mission District. Spartan accomodations but excellent. Location is amazing. Dining options are limitless and it is so close to public transportation.

For the price, this room was great. I felt safe and the property was very clean. The street outside offered plenty of restaurants, but as you moved a block or two away it felt dirtier. It was very convenient to the 16th and Mission train station so easy to get around. If you need a safe, convenient, inexpensive place, Hotel Sunrise is a great choice.

Very cost effective for a short notice medical appointment related stay but not likely to stay again as it’s a walk-up situation and the stairs were a bit too much for me to handle. Area is a little rough for my comfort but since hubby was with me, I managed my anxiety about it.

Comfortable one-night stay at this centrally located hotel, which was clean and well kept. Only disadvantage is that there is a lot of street noise.

Very convenient to the lively neighborhood on Valencia. Great restaurants nearby. Hotel is clean with good amenities. Our room overlooked the street and, while, bright and sunny, on a Saturday night, it was very noisy late into the night. Only disappointment: we asked several staff for extra pillows and eventually learned we couldn’t get them. Excellent garage parking around the corner.

Nice location during the day and close to the BART station. Our Waymo dropped us off about two blocks away in the early hours, and it was the scariest walk to the hotel with all the homeless around. I didn’t feel unsafe during the day, though. There are no elevators, but the stairs aren’t bad. The room is small but clean. The bed felt firm, yet I slept really well. Overall, it’s a good, affordable place to stay if you just need a place to sleep.

I have stayed at Hotel Sunrise on several occasions and for a hotel under $100 per night in San Francisco, it can’t be beat. The location is relatively safe and highly walkable with many bars, restaurants, cafes, food stores within a half mile radius. The 16th street BART station is a 5 mins walk away. You get your own private bathroom, which is not a given at other hotels in this price range. The room is very basic and small but importantly it is clean with daily housekeeping service, adequate clean towels and toiletries, a small microwave and fridge (again unusual for a hotel in this price range), and a little coffee machine. Staff are friendly. My only complaints are 1) the building is old with thin walls and the surrounding area can get lively at nights, so depending where your room is, or if you have loud guests next door to you, it can be a little noisy; 2) no elevator but it’s only 3 floors, still if you’re on the 3rd floor you have to lug your luggage up stairs and 3) the TV in tge room is functional and even includes HBO but unfortunately it’s not a Smart TV so you can’t use your Netflix account. Still, overall this hotel is excellent vakue for the money

Nothing wrong with the property based on price. We sort of knew what we were getting based on the price we paid. The location was centrally located to where we wanted to go but was not the best part of town. Also noisy on the street with the window open since there was no air conditioning. Again, price was it was fine, but you are getting nothing more than a bed to sleep.

Property was fair for the price in the area. The hotel is old and needs some work but you get what you pay for. If you don't mind this than the area is the trade off, with dining, shopping and a hip vibe and seems pretty safe.