The Grove Inn

I've stayed at a lot of places in SF, as I travel here frequently for work, and I think The Grove Inn will be my new go-to. The room was on the smaller side, but very nice. The bed and pillows were super comfy, and the bathroom was perfectly nice. The location is great, super quiet but it's a very quick walk to restaurants and bars along Divisadero and in the Lower Haight. The breakfast is basic, just pastries and cold items, but very high quality with good yogurt local bread. I'd highly recommend staying here if you're looking for something simple but great.

Like most B&B's, the Grove Inn is long on charm, short on comfort. Space is at a premium. My stall shower was about the size of a phone booth -- barely room to turn around. Wash stand was in the bedchamber (bathroom was too tiny), which did not contain a dresser or any comparable piece of furniture in which to keep clothes. Cleaning staff left windows open consistently, which made the room so cold as to be virtually uninhabitable (ask for a space heater on check-in or be prepared to freeze). Only one bedside lamp in my room actually worked. No clock in room. Rooms are on two floors, with no lift, and property is definitely not handicapped-accessible. If lots of whole grains for breakfast (included) outweigh these disadvantages, this is the place for you.

Friendly staff, nice neighborhood. Parking was a bit hard to find, but once found it's great. Served really nice local bread at breakfast. Check in and out were processes were easy.

Excellent- comfortable and quaint