Renoir Hotel

Hotel tres bien placé par rapport au centre ville Sur Market Street (grosse artere centrale)(commerces et resto a proximité). Bus, Tram, Bart (direct depuis l'aeroport) proche et Cable Car à moins de 5 minutes a pieds. Hotel propre, chambres propres, spacieuses, bien equipees. 2 reproches : -le radiateur a tendance a "claquer" (par contre il chauffe tres bien) -le bruit de la rue (notament le samedi soir), en cause les fenetres en simple vitrage ! L'hotel doit en etre conscient car des bouchons d'oreilles sont fournis !!! Personnel sympathique et mention speciale a la *jeune receptionniste parlant tres bien français* !

Hôtel bien situé entre Civici Center et Market street, donc plus central c'est difficile. Personnel polyglotte et courtois, commodités à proximité. De quoi passer un excellent séjour à SF.

Très bel hôtel bien situé dans le centre ville. Le personnel de l'hôtel est toujours souriant, aimable et prêt à aider. Très bon séjour dans cet hôtel. Le prix est tout à fait correct pour la prestation proposée, seul hic, le vitrage est simple ce qui fait que nous entendons tout venant de la rue (c'est d'ailleurs certainement pour cela que dans la table de nuit est proposé des boules quiès) et cela peut devenir désagréable la nuit ou le matin mais ceci est vite oublié vu l'hospitalité des personnes de cet hôtel. Attention le petit déjeuner n'est pas proposé dans le prix, d'une chambre standart du moins. Je le conseille fortement excepté si votre budget est serré parce que le prix reste tout de même élevé.

hotel trés bien placé pour visier San Francisco. Propre, calme, personnel aimable. A recommander

For the conference I was attending, the Renoir was nice and close, but the erotic theater on the other side of Market Street and nearby check cashing establishment didn't attract the nicest neighbors. I didn't feel comfortable walking around at night and was constantly approached by panhandlers. The internet isn't free and the staff seemed indifferent to their guests.

When we got there they didn't have our reservation and instead of offering a room just told us sorry I can't help you. After calling to a back room and 30-45 min later the reservation appeared. Then they weren't sure about the price. If I knew the hotel was right next to the tenderloins which is a widely known ghetto for being a bad place period I wouldn't have even thought about staying there. Used the valet and when I got my truck back there was 97 miles on it over 1/4 tank gas gone stereo was on some channel I would never listen to and seat leaned back and moved. It's almost impossible to get into a safe overnight parking garage so valet was the best route so I thought. After reading reviews on the parking service the hotel uses my stomach started turning. When we finally got to our room we open the curtains to a view of a strip club and guys standing out on corners and in front of a sandwich shop that stayed open till 1am.

We had never been to San Francisco and the deal we found was well priced. The Hotel lacks many modern conveniences and the location isn't the prettiest but it was easy to get to all the places we needed to go. The staff were great and always helpful. We would probably try a different hotel when going back but wouldn't for a second be opposed to staying at the Renior again.

Hotel location and noise was not good. htel as only one elevator and most the time was not working

i rarely write any reviews, but felt like this one is really necessary. rude morning-noon staff i paid extra for the double beds, had to argue it out with them because they were trying to give me a 1 bed, because there was only 1 guest. i was the one booking the hotel, but why would i book a 2 bed room and stay there by myself. and they charged me $15 extra per night for the 3rd person that was staying in the room. the location of this hotel is nice, because its really close to the subway and union square is not too far away. however, there were a lot of homeless late at night and it did not feel safe to walk around that area.

The Renoir has pretty much outlived it's once old world charms in the middle of a decidedly seedy neighborhood, affectionately known as the Tenderloin District of San Francisco. My first clue was the all night Market Street adult theatre direclty across the street. The hotel and the room were clean, at least, but besides somewhat newer furniture and carpets, the rooms were the same as they probably were 40 years ago, just more layers of paint. They'll probably never do a major remodel, it would cost too much to remove the asbestos and the lead paint. No air conditioning at all, just a fan and open the widow to the noise below, or a steam radiator for heat. They did at least have cable tv and wi-fi. The staff was always friendly and helpful, just not very many of them ever around. Seemed more like a hostel, as there were mostly foreign guests, quite a lot of younger couples, not a family sort of place at all. If all you want is a bed for the night that's close in the city to make getting around easy, it's a good choice, just don't expect the Four Seasons-or even the Holiday Inn.