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Alamo Square!!! Nice area. Close to Hayes Valley. I live locally, so no need for a hotel. But my wife is a volunteer tour guide with SF City Guides, and leads a Victorian House tour in that area.
https://sfcityguides.org/tour/alamo-square/
She won't be leading a tour anytime soon - semi-retired after doing it for 20 years.
Stu Dudley
https://sfcityguides.org/tour/alamo-square/
She won't be leading a tour anytime soon - semi-retired after doing it for 20 years.
Stu Dudley
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Fodorites tend to either stay with relatives or book the more expensive lodgings, so you may need to look at other sources. I always scroll through recent customer (not vendor) photos and the 2 and 3 star reviews that customers might have posted on TripAdvisor. One can't always trust the reviews on Expedia, etc. which are often edited.
Having a heater and clean bedding are most important to me.
Having a heater and clean bedding are most important to me.
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I like to check the reviews on booking.com because you can't post a review unless you book through the website and actually stay in the property. This reduces phony comments, but you need to carefully read/interpret reviews as there may be criticism based on unrealistic expectations, esp. for a "budget" hotel.
https://www.booking.com/hotel/us/cas...1&#tab-reviews
https://www.booking.com/hotel/us/cas...1&#tab-reviews
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