Staypineapple, An Elegant Hotel, Union Square

Some intermittent buzz/drone during the night, likely from outside the hotel. Occasional drain-like smell, again likely from outside the hotel

El hotel es caro para lo que ofrecen, muy malos olores en pasillos y zonas comunes, habitación muy muy pequeña y practicamente sin ventilación, si te quedas 3 noches a dormir es imposible ventilarla y el ambiente esta super condensado, ruido muy fuerte de los aparatos de ventilación del exterior que se oye durante toda la noche. Pero lo peor sin duda es la zona, es horrible, te lo venden como en el centro de la ciudad y justo esta al lado de la calle mas turbia de todo san francisco (el barrio de tendamlorian). Además solo te ofrecen como alternativa el parking que esta al lado del hotel que vale 80 dolares y tienes que dejarles las llaves y no tiene ningún tipo de vigilancia, les preguntas por mejores parkings (que los hay) y te dicen que sí, que hay más por la zona, pero no te dan información, tienes que buscarte la vida.

No bar, no food, poor internet in the bedroom and no coffee lounge although there was a diy coffee machine in the reception area. There was a lot of outside noise during the night times but this cannot be the responsibility of the hotel but maybe something the local council could work on. Having said that none of the negatives detracted from our stay.

Couldn’t control the temp of the room enough, too warm to sleep in. Bed is WAY TO HIGH if you have a small dog which is why we did t bring her this time. And the room is super small. Had to house our 4 large luggage’s at a friend’s house during our stay. Also encountered 7 homeless people within 3 blocks of the hotel.

This is in an extremely noisy area. Some of the noise might have actually been coming from the hotel itself. It was noisy at night, making it difficult to sleep. Half of the TV channels weren't working, the refrigerator wasn't working, the phone wasn't working. The internet went down. Check-in took too long, the elevator was slow and depending on where you are coming from, there were few public transportation routes to take you back uphill.

L’hôtel ne propose pas de petit déjeuner mais vous trouverez un excellent breakfast un peu plus bas dans la rue au PINECREST.

The location is very bad situation wise. It is located near Union Square and close to downtown. But the Union Square area is just filled with homeless folks all over. When you leave the hotel, there is at least 20 homeless people on every block for several blocks in any direction you go. They didn't really bother us except a few asked for money, but they still feel threatening, so you have to be very aware of what they're doing. San Francisco city government says they have done a good job cleaning up the homeless situation. They have not. They just moved them out of the business district and other high profile tourist areas, forcing them to other areas of town less traveled.

Although the hotel is nice on the inside, there is nothing going on there. It appears there is a small but nice lobby/reception/bar area, but it's shut down and doesn't appear anything is being done to reopen it , so there was no social life in there. No restaurant either. So it's just a place to sleep...if you can. The hotel is right on a major street, so there is noise 24 hours. It's a very old historical style hotel, so it has no noise installation.

The rooms are small more like New York style small rooms, but it okay unless you have a lot of stuff. Maybe I would say very cozy.

There was only 1 microwave for the hotel guest to use in the main lobby for food to be reheated after exploring the city

Location isn't great in as much many homeless around