SoMa Park Inn

This hotel was clean. Staff was friendly. We chose it based on proximity to public transport and price per jight. As we approached the hotel things got seedier and seedier. We asked the desk staff if it was safe to walk around at night. She assured us it was. How ever it was not. Many homeless people set up camp here starting around 730 pm. That’s fine but we also saw a gun handoff near the marina dispensary across the street
Needless to say we über ed back to the hotel every evening.
Would not recommend this hotel to people who are not comfortable with rubbing shoulders with criminals.

at first i thought, «cool, a motel, just like when we traveled cross country when I was a kid!» only thing is, i don’t remember as many homeless wandering around outside the motels as a kid. TV didn’t work (but they did take off $ 45 per night that i reported it didn’t work). rooms seemed clean, but then i saw a bedbug on my golf bag the morning i was checking out. then, 3 days after i checked out, the itching began. scratching. the red spots. now i have to figure out how many/​if any pieces of clothing and bags i have to toss out before i go back home. worth the cash saved by not staying somewhere else? probably not.

My boyfriend and I decided to stay here for two nights for New Years. The upsides of this motel are that it’s cheap, very close to the Market Street (very convenient), and has a private parking lot. Customer service is friendly and accommodating. Our room was very clean, and there weren’t any bed bugs either. It seems like our room had new furnishings and walls were patched up after a water leak from the room above us.
Though there are a few downsides to this inn as well. Since customers are paying very cheap prices for a motel around SF, it’s not as quiet. There were a few homeless people camped outside, as well as a couple drug dealers. Although these people hangs around the inn, just ignore them and they won’t bother. My boyfriend walked around the inn past midnight, and we were fine.

we were lied too first by sister motel then this motel would not honor price after first motel was overbooked then were charged 30 dollars for parking. very unprofessional karma will catch up with these people please avoid!

Checked in for a weeklong stay and read the Unilocal reviews. Then googled «Soma park inn bed bugs», then checked out. Paying for the one night that I didn’t stay for. Don’t know if it’s true but staying even one night might be taking a risk that I didn’t want to.

Welp, my boyfriend and I got BED BUGS here! Definitely don’t recommend it. The family who owns it was nice during our time there, but I have no words for bed bugs.
We asked for a refund, which should be the case considering that it was from the bedding at the hotel and only the two of us got it and were the only two in our friend group who stayed there. The woman who works there claimed that we could have gotten it from the airplane, but we were on different flights from different terminals of SFO, so that is highly doubtful.
I definitely do not recommend staying here if the bed bug problem is not fixed.

Just stayed here with two friends and yes it’s not in a good area but for the price you’re willing to pay… The room was wonderful!!! Just lock your cars. Room looked like a holiday inn! Lovely service too! Would definitely come back.

Dangerous. Unsafe. Totally regretted staying here.
I stayed 1 night and it ended up costing me $ 740.
I paid $ 20 to have my car parked in a private carport,
and when I woke up my car was TRASHED. My window
was shattered, and hundreds of dollars worth of equipment
was stolen.
The innkeeper managers did not help me in any way,
they simply said «there’s nothing we can do».
I ended up paying nearly $ 400 to get my window replaced.
All it would take would be a simple fence to protect the cars
at the inn from random people walking around stealing things…
but the owners don’t care. No help was given.
Most of all, this inn just feels unsafe. I didn’t want to write this review
but I feel like I need to.
If you stay here you’re taking a risk with your property, and perhaps more.