Abenteuerhotels in Chinatown suchen

„Very clean and modern unit. I really appreciated the coffee and condiments. Fully stocked kitchen with small stove and oven. Amazing water pressure in shower. Didn’t need for much except maybe foil or plastic wrap to keep my leftovers. Great communication with host. Parking was tight if other tenants didn’t stay inside their designated lines. And front gate would not stay latched, but overall pleasant stay. Perfect for two adult guests. “

„Unit is very spacious and comfortable for three adults. You will pay an extra fee for any additional guests over two, even though the unit is advertised as sleeping for four. Host allowed us to park in front of garage, which was very convenient. Location was very desirable; Ubers and Waymo’s are easily accessible and economic. Beds are extremely comfortable. Please do not count on the advertised gourmet snacks, we had access to a bag of half eaten chips and some refrigerated bottles of tapwater, ...

„Super cute and funky, gorgeous patio“

„Es war ein grandioser Aufenthalt mit viel Ruhe, Weitblick, einem wunderbaren Rundhaus und einem genialen Hot tub unter Sternenhimmel. Ich konnte 2 Tage abschalten. Eine wunderbare Umgebung mit China Camp oder kurzen Wegen zur Mission. Danke von Herzen an Joe und Mila, will be back for sure ❣️🦋🙏“

„I spent a month here for work—the apartment was very livable, especially for me as just one person. The location is amazing, Solano Avenue has everything you could want within walking distance, and overall the neighborhood has a really charming/quaint/safe vibe. I thought the apartment could have been cleaner when I checked in (spider webs, lots of accumulated random stuff in the drawers like old smoke detectors and batteries and stuff), but overall the place was super thoughtfully and ...

„This property was very dirty. I washed the cupboards, bathrooms ,and floors when we arrived. The listing says 2 bathrooms but we didn’t use the one shower because it was cracked. The neighbors were loud and woke us up every night slamming the stairway door, which made my dog bark. Then they complained about the barking. Please note that a first floor unit requires you to use an elevator AND stairs if you can’t fit in the garage. He did respond to my question about parking our truck somewhere ...