The Mosser Hotel

location steps rom Bart and favorite restaurant next door

Staff recommended drinking tap water. Room noisy and uses ceiling fan dangling above bed. Linen not clean. No desk in room. Compared to other places, I would not recommend this location.

I stayed at The Mosser in late January for a convention at Moscone. If you're in town for a convention, the location is perfect: Moscone West is just two short blocks south. The rooms are, as described, really quite small. I stayed in a shared queen, and the arrangement of the bed was quite ridiculous. It's quite easy to see that this room was not intended for a bed of this size. When you walk in, you see the headboard against the wall, a quite conventional thing. But you'll notice that the pillows/etc are placed on the side of the bed, for you're expected - and indeed, it's necessary - to sleep sideways on the bed, with the headboard to your side. Fortunately the beds are quite comfortable. Like some other reviewers have mentioned, the rooms get quite warm. The heaters do not turn off, and the window was stuck, so for the first few days my room became a hot, sweltering mess. Fortunately we eventually got the window opened and it was much more comfortable, at the expense of increased street noise. A word of warning if you're booking through here, however. When I checked in, the front desk did not understand that I had already (pre)paid for my room, through the site. The problem was quickly remedied via a call to support, where the operator contacted the hotel and informed them of the situation (I had to do this the next morning, as presumably the staff did not communicate this to the next shift). Just have the phone number ready so that you can have them clear up any problems.

Next time we come to San Fran - we do the art scene, galleries etc., I want to bring my mother to stay as well at the Mosser for it's authentically renovated, comfortable, gracious and clean. Also. I'm passing on the recommendation to my married children as a perfect respite holiday place in a winderfully interesting city. If I'm full of superlatives, it's because it was a welcomed holiday in a very busy life that didn't have many hitches - and those had nothing to do with the Mosser. Julie Oakes

I stayed while I was on business for a trade show. Is it perfectly located and near the Convention Center.

It work for me. Room is small but I was alone so I did not mind, now for two people I don't recommend. Great location, clean place. I would go back. Thanks Mosser hotel Frank

The location is perfect for those who plan on using public transportation during their stay in San Francisco. It's literally a block away from ALL public transit that San Francisco has to offer. I booked the Deluxe Room with 1-double bed for me and my girlfriend. Pretty compact, but cozy. The look was very modern(that goes for the hotel as a whole) and I actually found it pretty clever how they went about with furnishing the room to save space. All the room amenities worked perfectly. Most importantly, the room was SPOTLESS, as well as the lobby and the halls. The staff was nothing short of 5 stars from our experience. We were greeted on the way out every morning just as kindly as the first day we arrived. In fact, they even allowed us to check in an hour early, since our flight arrived much earlier than anticipated. In short, I would suggest a stay here for anyone who is looking for an affordable quality stay and plans on taking public transportation throughout their trip in SF.

Location: Very good; edge of downtown and very close to the BART/MUNI transit stations Room: Clean but very small. Had a problem with the heat that was never fixed; heat seemed to "leak" from radiator even when turned off. Other: Free coffee and muffins every morning!

was a great stay here. so nice and next to all the good stuff in SF

Great alternate to the twice as expensive Marriott Marquis across the street. The Mosser's Annabelle's is an excellent restaurant in the building. Friendly staff accommdating staff.