The Parsonage is a beautifully decorated and restored Victorian in Hayes Valley, but that isn't why you'll love it. It's the absolutely scrumptious breakfasts, the fire burning in the parlor hearth when you come downstairs, the marvelous bed, and the warmth and friendliness of the people. It's very quiet, comfortable, and unpretentious. I stayed for six days and thoroughly enjoyed very minute of the stay. The B&B recommends the limo service if you're coming from the airport, and it's about $40 and very nice. I never met the innkeepers but the people who were running things in their absence were extremely nice, helpful and accommodating. Every morning I was up very early to catch tours around the area, but coffee and delicious food was always ready, and I felt at ease puttering around the kitchen. The only thing that I didn't like was that I never received a written confirmation for my reservation. I just wanted to have something in hand before flying across the country, but it wasn't a problem. The only other thing I would mention is that if you're visiting SF for the first time or if you want to be close to major tourist attractions, this may not be the best choice as it's a bit of a bus ride - about 30 minutes - to Fisherman's Wharf, Golden Gate Bridge, the Ferry Building, etc. But if you're comfortable using public transportation and don't mind the travel time, it won't be a problem. There are two bus stops right by the front door, and you can catch the subway a few blocks away. This is a really special place, and I would recommend it for either solo travelers or for couples.
