Just got home and read the reviews can't believe some people are talking about the same hotel. I have stayed there many times. It's nice to have a staff that knows my name. Everyone is very helpful. It's like coming home. Check out the SF Farmers Market just around the corner, also the excellent view of City Hall at night.... More

This is the worst hotel we have stayed in the hotel was dirty, the rooms were disgusting we did'nt even want to take are shoes off, you could here running water when you was in the lift. outside is there civic center which means, down and outs we did'nt feel safe, got abuse of one of the homeless. we used... More

I was extremely pleased with this hotel. First, for its excellent hospitality, everyone is really polite and focused on serving their guests. Second, it is really clean and the rooms have cool views of the city. The hotel is not located in a rich part of town, however it is right in front of the BART Station, which can take... More

I had not been in San Fran in almost 35 years. My motivation to stay at the Renoir was the closeness to BART and the rates. The rooms are clean the staff nice. I realized the neighborhood and homeless sucked also for food I ate at Carls jr the Asian cafes close by were filthy and scary and staff were... More

This hotel is a joke, don't even think about staying there. The hotel is surrounded by a large homeless population along with strip clubs and drug dealers. I also heard shooting during the night when I stayed. Besides the location, the quality of rooms are terrible. There were roaches roaming around when I was taking my shower, and the room... More

We stayed at the Renoir hotel in September next time we will be finding another hotel. It was clean and the hotel staff were quite friendly, but the surrounding streets were a little bit scary, we looked outside of our window and saw people using drugs and our tour driver told us not to leave the hotel at night as... More

Due to Oracle Open Wolrd convention it was one of the few hotels with remaining capacity. It was a terrible experience, both outside and inside the hotel. Here the details: Location: The hotel is itself a triangle block as you can see on its home page. Hence, All rooms, without exception, are directly exposed to 2 streets, one being Market... More

The Renoir Hotel provides what I term the "M.U.E" or Maximum Urban Experience". It's a small, almost European-style hotel on the edge of the Tenderloin District and 100 years old. The upsides of staying here are: 1) cost - it is inexpensive 2) staff - extremely helpful and 3) location & convenience (a BART station to the airport is about... More

The only time I got a hello was when i checked in, and it's not in the best area of San Francisco alot of homeless people around sleeping on the streets outside More