Mirage Inn & Suites San Francisco

Greeting by owner was not friendly. The only handicapped parking is while you are checking in, otherwise you park in a basement. The room was clean and roomy. We did get a room with windows facing the street. My granddaughter had a room with a window that faced a cement wall. Our room had a couch, but the TV (which had a very small screen) could not be viewed from the couch. My S/O has a blind eye and poor vision in the other eye which wasn't a good combination. He also uses a walker to get around so he was not able to use the stairs to and from the basement. I am still recovering from two knee replacements which made the basement trip difficult for me When I asked to park in the handicapped parking for 1 hour, the male owner treated me rudely and was very disrespectful. He informed me my time was up and to get my car to the basement. If you are in any way physically compromised this is not where you want to stay. There are more important things to consider to be close to the zoo and beach. Our stay was to be close to SFSU.

I wish I had stayed somewhere else. Uninviting: No lobby. Just a narrow hallway to the rooms. Nobody ever at front desk. Always had to push a button and wait for service. They were efficient enough with their service but I sensed they were irritated I was bothering them and wanted me just to go away. The website advertises free WiFi. THE WIFI DOES NOT WORK IN THE ROOMS. ALSO, THE HOTEL IS AN INTERNET DEAD ZONE. I COULD NOT GET INTERNET ON MY PHONE WITH WIFI. I COULD NOT GET INTERNET ON MY PHONE WITHOUT WIFI. I ALSO HAD DIFFICULTY SENDING TEXT MESSAGES. It amazes me that a hotel exists today without internet access. I felt like I was stuck in a lonely room separated from the modern world. I could get WiFi in the hotel lobby (narrow hallway) so hung out there to get internet. I felt kind of creepy hanging out in a hotel hallway, but then two others joined me because they couldn't get internet in their rooms. Their website advertises continental breakfast. There isn't one. False advertising? The rooms were comfortable enough and reasonably well appointed. Good bathroom and shower / tub. However, the in the wall heating / cooling units were really noisy. I admit I was trying to save money this trip, but I didn't expect anything this bad. I usually stay at the Hampton in Daly City or the Kensington Park in Union Square. Both nice hotels. The two best things about this hotel are the closeness to Ocean Beach and the coffee place next door - Java Beach, a great place for coffee and breakfast and their WiFi works really well. Oh and they do have free parking.

Looks a little rough on the outside and the public spaces need some work, but overall I had a very pleasant stay with friendly staff and a clean and comfortable room.

Best No Frills around SF Bay Area We have stayed here many times and the hotel is no frills easy to park and access. Good service and friendly.

It is what you pay for.

My room was very nice and clean