Europa Hotel

Sobre este hotel

Localização privilegiada no bairro de North Beach O Europa Hotel & Hostel está estrategicamente localizado no histórico bairro de North Beach, oferecendo fácil acesso ao Fisherman's Wharf, Union Square e ao icônico prédio Transamerica Pyramid. Acomodações confortáveis Os quartos do Europa Hotel & Hostel estão bem equipados com comodidades modernas, incluindo TV a cabo de tela plana, geladeira, micro-ondas e banheiros privativos e compartilhados, garantindo uma estadia confortável para todos os hóspedes. Vida noturna vibrante e atrações próximas Os hóspedes podem se envolver na vibrante vida noturna de North Beach, com sua variedade de bares, cafés, clubes e restaurantes. Além disso, Chinatown e Market Street estão a uma curta distância a pé, enquanto uma paragem de autocarro em frente à propriedade oferece acesso conveniente ao transporte público. Viva o melhor de São Francisco no Europa Hotel & Hostel - Reserve sua estadia agora!

Comodidades

• WiFi disponível
• WiFi gratuito
• Quartos para não fumadores
• Aquecimento
• Para não fumantes
• A equipe segue os protocolos de segurança locais
• Roupa lavada de acordo com as diretrizes locais.
• Quartos de hóspedes desinfetados entre estadias
• Padrões de limpeza eficazes contra o Coronavírus
• Regras de distanciamento físico seguidas
• Álcool em gel no quarto de hóspedes e áreas-chave.
• Pagamento sem dinheiro disponível.
• Extintores de incêndio
• Kit de primeiros socorros disponível
• Fatura fornecida
• Os hóspedes podem optar por não receber serviços de limpeza durante a estadia.
• Detetores de fumaça
• Itens de papelaria compartilhados, como menus e canetas, são removidos.
• Quarto de hóspede selado após limpeza
• Distanciamento físico nas áreas de refeições
• Acesso à chave
• CCTV fora da propriedade
• CCTV nas áreas comuns
• Processo em vigor para verificar a saúde dos hóspedes
• Segurança 24 horas
• Alarme de segurança
• Acesso com cartão chave
• WiFi available
• Free WiFi
• Non-smoking rooms
• Heating
• Non-smoking throughout
• Staff adhere to local safety protocols
• Laundry washed per local authority guidelines
• Guest rooms disinfected between stays
• Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus
• Physical distancing rules followed
• Hand sanitizer in guest room and key areas
• Cashless payment available

Check-in e check-out

Check-in

03:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Check-out

11:00 AM

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Percepção dos hóspedes

• Cleanliness4.0

  Reviews indicate that the cleanliness was poor with instances of dirt and bedbugs.

• Service7.5

  Staff was friendly and helpful, positive mentions about service.

• Location8.6

  Hotel is in a good location close to downtown with access to public transport.

• Room Quality5.0

  Rooms differed from pictures; poor mattress quality was mentioned.

• Amenities5.0

  Limited amenities; for instance, no parking and other essentials were missing.

• Value for Money7.0

  Reasonable price for the location despite cleanliness issues.

• Food and Beverage6.0

  No significant mentions; considered standard quality for this hotel tier.

• Overall Experience6.3

  Overall mixed sentiments; while some liked the location and price, major cleanliness issues impacted the stay.

Avaliações de hóspedes

The Mold Crypt of Death Anyone who intends to remain among the living should please read this review carefully. After 24 hours on our feet and more than 12 hours of flying, we finally arrived in South Korea and at this accommodation, full of excitement and anticipation. Communication with the property initially worked wonderfully. Then we received our room key, opened the door and stepped inside. I immediately felt like Indiana Jones entering the Crypt of Death. The bed was dirty, covered in hair and bloodstains. The floor was covered in crumbs and hair. It looked as if nobody had cleaned the place in years. But the worst part was the pungent smell of mold, which immediately crawled straight into my nose hairs and appeared to have a personal mission to kill me. This must be exactly how Indiana Jones felt when he entered the Pharaoh’s burial chamber. Except there was no hidden treasure waiting for us. Death was simply lurking somewhere in the room. The bathroom — a tiny little cabin — was also covered in mold. The smell immediately told you: “Get out of here or you will die. Run, Forrest, run!” I immediately took photos and contacted Booking.com customer service. I was told that someone would get back to me within 24 hours. I thought: “Okay. In 24 hours I’ll be dead, and my corpse will be decomposing in this room.” So, despite already having a phone bill of more than €25, I called Booking.com customer service in Germany. After 15 minutes on hold, I finally got an employee on the phone. He listened to everything, opened a case and explained that he could contact the property and that they would get back to me the following day. Once again, I thought: “By tomorrow, my wife and I will already be dead.” We therefore had no choice but to look for another accommodation. Unfortunately, because of the late hour, immediate check-in was not possible. So we spent the night in the Mold Crypt of Death. There was a fan in the room.

The Mold Crypt of Death Anyone who intends to remain among the living should please read this review carefully. After 24 hours on our feet and more than 12 hours of flying, we finally arrived in South Korea and at this accommodation, full of excitement and anticipation. Communication with the property initially worked wonderfully. Then we received our room key, opened the door and stepped inside. I immediately felt like Indiana Jones entering the Crypt of Death. The bed was dirty, covered in hair and bloodstains. The floor was covered in crumbs and hair. It looked as if nobody had cleaned the place in years. But the worst part was the pungent smell of mold, which immediately crawled straight into my nose hairs and appeared to have a personal mission to kill me. This must be exactly how Indiana Jones felt when he entered the Pharaoh’s burial chamber. Except there was no hidden treasure waiting for us. Death was simply lurking somewhere in the room. The bathroom — a tiny little cabin — was also covered in mold. The smell immediately told you: “Get out of here or you will die. Run, Forrest, run!” I immediately took photos and contacted Booking.com customer service. I was told that someone would get back to me within 24 hours. I thought: “Okay. In 24 hours I’ll be dead, and my corpse will be decomposing in this room.” So, despite already having a phone bill of more than €25, I called Booking.com customer service in Germany. After 15 minutes on hold, I finally got an employee on the phone. He listened to everything, opened a case and explained that he could contact the property and that they would get back to me the following day. Once again, I thought: “By tomorrow, my wife and I will already be dead.” We therefore had no choice but to look for another accommodation. Unfortunately, because of the late hour, immediate check-in was not possible. So we spent the night in the Mold Crypt of Death. There was a fan in the room.

The Mold Crypt of Death Anyone who intends to remain among the living should please read this review carefully. After 24 hours on our feet and more than 12 hours of flying, we finally arrived in South Korea and at this accommodation, full of excitement and anticipation. Communication with the property initially worked wonderfully. Then we received our room key, opened the door and stepped inside. I immediately felt like Indiana Jones entering the Crypt of Death. The bed was dirty, covered in hair and bloodstains. The floor was covered in crumbs and hair. It looked as if nobody had cleaned the place in years. But the worst part was the pungent smell of mold, which immediately crawled straight into my nose hairs and appeared to have a personal mission to kill me. This must be exactly how Indiana Jones felt when he entered the Pharaoh’s burial chamber. Except there was no hidden treasure waiting for us. Death was simply lurking somewhere in the room. The bathroom — a tiny little cabin — was also covered in mold. The smell immediately told you: “Get out of here or you will die. Run, Forrest, run!” I immediately took photos and contacted Booking.com customer service. I was told that someone would get back to me within 24 hours. I thought: “Okay. In 24 hours I’ll be dead, and my corpse will be decomposing in this room.” So, despite already having a phone bill of more than €25, I called Booking.com customer service in Germany. After 15 minutes on hold, I finally got an employee on the phone. He listened to everything, opened a case and explained that he could contact the property and that they would get back to me the following day. Once again, I thought: “By tomorrow, my wife and I will already be dead.” We therefore had no choice but to look for another accommodation. Unfortunately, because of the late hour, immediate check-in was not possible. So we spent the night in the Mold Crypt of Death. There was a fan in the room.

The location was the biggest benefit. I was right between Chinatown and Little Italy, so there was plenty to see and do. Public transportation was very convenient, and parts of downtown were within walking distance.

The location was the biggest benefit. I was right between Chinatown and Little Italy, so there was plenty to see and do. Public transportation was very convenient, and parts of downtown were within walking distance.

I didn't like that the hotel was a two-story walk-up, as I was carrying a heavy suitcase. The bathroom was tiny; a literal water closet with the toilet paper roll dispenser TAPED to the wall. (Apparently it was broken and not properly repaired.) There were no ironing boards or washcloths, and cleaning was only done upon request. My only complaint about the location is that the hotel is right next to a famous "gentlemen's club" and downhill from a busy liquor store, so nights were noisy. Fortunately, I closed my window and blocked out some of the noise, but it usually took hours for things to quiet down. Overall, Europa Hotel was merely a place to lay my head for six days in San Francisco. I've stayed at better hotels in this city for less and enjoyed much better amenities. I got by with this place, but I wouldn't stay here again if I could help it.