Adante Hotel, A C-Two Hotel, San Francisco

The hotel is not what it seems in the photos and is overpriced for the experience offered. The rooms were small and in need of renovation, with wood chips scattered around. Service was inconsistent, ranging from helpful check-in staff to rude and unavailable service during the stay. The location is central but overcrowded, especially during busy times like New Year's Eve Eve. The dining options were very basic and lacked variety.

My stay at the hotel was overall pleasant. The rooms were a bit cramped, making it challenging to fully open closet doors, the refrigerator, and the bathroom door. Additionally, having only one chair that couldn't be fully utilized was inconvenient. However, the staff was lovely and accommodating, and the location, while a bit gritty in places, was convenient for accessing nearby attractions and transportation options.

The hotel had small and old rooms, making it a tight fit for more than 2 people at a time. The service was a bit of a mixed bag with friendly and helpful staff but issues with billing and quotes. The location was not ideal, being a bit sketchy and noisy. The dining options were basic and overpriced. The facilities were lacking, rated below average.

The hotel is ideally located near Union Square and close to the cable car, offering easy access to shopping and transport. The rooms are spacious and nicely decorated, but having only ceiling fans can be a drawback. The service was helpful in organizing luggage transfers and airport transportation. However, the exterior surroundings were not appealing due to litter and homelessness.

The hotel room was a nice size with a large bed and a great powerful shower over a corner bath. However, the view straight into neighboring rooms across the narrow gap between buildings was not as expected. The facilities like two TVs, small fridge, and in-room safe were convenient for our stay.

The hotel was perfect for a couple, though lacking in space to spread out. The room was a bit dark, small, and uncomfortably hot during my stay in February. The service was attentive but pushed overpriced tours, not providing many options for a restful night. The location was convenient, but with a high presence of homeless people nearby. The dining experience was below standard, offering a limited and unexciting menu. The facilities were sufficient, but for the price paid, certain expectations were not met.

My stay at the hotel felt like stepping into a room from a movie scene, but unfortunately, it was too small with poor decor and a decrepit bathroom. However, the late check-out until 12 pm was a nice touch. The staff were somewhat helpful but experienced discrepancies with the parking charges. The location wasn't to my liking, but it offered walking distance to the center and various restaurants. The dining options were very basic, limited to cereal, oatmeal, and convenience store pastries. The facilities were lacking, scoring low on my scale.

The hotel rooms were functional and clean, but unfortunately noisy due to automobile traffic and bar patrons. The lack of ventilation made it uncomfortably hot at times, even with the air conditioning. The rooms were overall clean but lacked space.

My stay at this hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were fairly spacious with a separate living area, which was a nice touch, but unfortunately, they were very small and stuffy with squeaky floorboards causing disturbances. The service was a bit of a mixed bag, with some staff members being exceptionally pleasant and helpful, but there were some issues like pricey valet parking and maintenance shortcuts. The location was superb, being conveniently close to Market street and Union Square, including easy access to the Bart. However, the dining experience was a letdown with a poor selection of food options. The facilities were decent, but there were some areas that needed improvement.

The hotel is convenient to main city destinations but may be close to areas that can be dangerous. It is not far from Union Square and offers a unique breakfast corner experience. The rooms are small and overpriced for the facilities provided, and the bed placement makes the room feel even smaller. The dining options are lacking and the area can be a bit sloppy. The service is hit or miss with issues such as forgetting to take the room key and unhelpful responses from staff. Despite these drawbacks, the hotel location being near Union Square is a plus and not too far from main attractions.