I really liked the hotel. It was clean and friendly. The only thing that bothered us was the elevator, it was scary. Everyone we met at the hotel all felt like it was haunted and we think it was. more

I got a reservation for two, but they gave a single room, with a small bed, so i got to pay $ 30.00 more to get what i had reserved already, because it was late and i have not option, beside that, the total was supposed to be $ 50.00 and they charged $60.00 so i finally pay almost doble... more

the room , beds and bathroom were small and with bad smells. we pay about 90 USD. the neighborhood is not that bad. there are homeless but also lot of people on street. I didn't felt insecure. more

We have stayed at the Aida Hotel three times, and it has been pretty nice! Old, yes, it was built in 1912. Close to everything, and it has a great city feel on rooms facing the street. It was fun looking down on the streetcars below! I did not see any bedbugs, and the rooms seemed pretty clean. The shower... more

I have stayed lots of times at the Aida. This is a budget hotel, so don´t expect hairdryers, fridge etc. It is reasonably clean and safe. The staff is very friendly. San Francisco is a city you need many days. This hotel usually have quite good weekly rates, so ask for a good price on a week or more. Market... more

I cannot believe Orbitz has this place listed as 3 stars!!!! based on what standards I'd like to know. There are seedy strip clubs around it, bums and sketchy looking people lurking. The good news is, if you're a druggy and you are looking for used needles- look no further than in front of the garage 2 blocks away from... more

Cannot warn you enough about not staying here. It is terrible. Area is extremely rundown and full of hoods. A sign inside the office window about $20 per person for a police call-out fee explains alot! They had completely wrong information about our reservation. We ended up in haggle session over a twin hotel room, as they had firstly told... more

Aida Hotel is overpriced, considering its interior and location. My room was small and was VERY unpleasant to lodge overnight. The towels provided were uncleaned; mine had a hairball and a yellow stain on it. A lot of homeless people and "gangsters" were hanging outside the hotel at night as well. Aida Hotel also reminds me of one of those... more

If you know anything about San Fran, you know that everything is overpriced, there are lots of homeless people, and finding parking is a disaster. Those are all just things visitors should be prepared for. This hotel is on a less savory street, but none of the people gave us any trouble at all. Once inside, the owners and managers... more