Casa Loma Hotel

This is a 2 star property. Nothing wrong with it! but it is 2 stars... The room is about 3' bigger than the bed. You could dry yourself quicker with a paper towel than with what they have hanging in the bathroom. It was Clean(ish)! but the room was under construction. Finish the dang room before you rent it to someone! That's just silly...

Great service very competent staff great price and location

Really wanted to like this place. It’s in an ideal location, so I would have come back every time I came to visit, but the girl checking me in on the afternoon of 4/5 was so rude. I couldn’t figure out how to get into the building since I hadn’t checked in and the front door was locked. I could see she was in there and was just staring at me and finally I realized there was a button to push. She literally rolled her eyes at me as I came in and got verbally angry at me because I had accidentally pressed it twice. She was so rude the entire time I saw her- my key ended up not working on the front door so she got mad when she had to make me a new one and tossed the new one at me. Honestly kind of crazy behavior for someone working front desk at a hotel.

Overall, the stay was solid and came with unbeatable prices—definitely one of the best deals in town. The only drawback was the loud construction happening inside the hotel, which made it tough to relax at times. That said, if you’re okay with a little noise and want to stretch your dollar, this spot delivers huge value. If quiet is a priority, it might be worth paying a bit more elsewhere—but for the price, it’s hard to beat.

Weloming and Friendly staff. Clean. Safe. 2nd time. Hot water in shower. Good coffee. Going back.

Room was WAY smaller than photo, also had holes in the walls (rat issue). Smelled like sewage, trash strewn right under the window. Very thin walls. Plastic on the hallway floors. Folks were smoking pot in the room nextdoors too.

For a quick stay this place is good for the price. The location was walkable to many areas and i enjoyed that you need to use your room key to access the building. Many of the rooms are being renovated right now so there were construction sounds present.

Great location, always friendly and helpful family owned and operated. Small but everything needed is there and clean. Many stairs to climb but i like the excercise. Warning: there is never any parking in the vicinity so you might spend an hour driving around but that has nothing to do with the Casa Loma :) Prices are great and predictable.

Great little hotel for a quick stay. The room was small but clean and even had a microwave and minifridge. It is an older building, but that doesn't bother us at all. The lady who checked us in was amazing and exceedingly helpful. We would definitely stay again!

The hotel was very nice. The property was very welcome and the staff was very.

Nice people, inferior hotel

Front desk very friendly

kind stuffs

The hotel is good considering the price, the room was overlooking Fell street and very noisy. Had to have tv on the alleviate the noise while sleeping.

It was cold no thermostat. There was no hot water. This hotel is not Eco-friendly. I ran the water about 10 minutes and got warm water for less than 30 seconds. Gallons of water wasted! I could not take a shower too cold. The faucet leaked. I had to push hard to get the faucet to stop. My key card failed everyday it was demagnetized, very frustrating. This can be a nice hotel it's in the Fillmore close to the Haight. I did like the free hot chocolate (coffee) machine.

It is one of the worst hotels I stayed at.

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My room was tiny but cute. Bathroom looked to have been fairly recently updated. There was a lot of construction going on staring early in the morning on the floor I was on. With that keeping things vacuumed and neat would be difficult and it is an old building. I would stay again at the price compared to the big name hotels. Convenient for my purposes, easy walk to Alamo Square and a nice park.

Terrible. Stay away

You can clearly hear the amplified sound of footsteps from upstairs, as if they are stomping directly on your head. When the neighbors open their door, it sounds like someone is opening the door to my room, and it startles me every single time.