Best Western Tuscan Inn Fisherman's Wharf-Owned by Kimpton, San Francisco, Uncomfortable

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Best Western Tuscan Inn Fisherman's Wharf-Owned by Kimpton	Average Daily Rate: NA Check Rates

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425 Northpoint Street

San Francisco, 94133 View map

3-Star Hotel Rank: 2 of 110
Average review rating: 4.32

OpinionWell Value Index: NA

Traveler reviews analyzed: YahooTravel (39) , MyTravelGuide (662) , Expedia (105) , TripAdvisor (895)

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Construction:	No recent comments about construction were found.
Noise:	Recent comments complained about noise.
Room Smell:	No recent comments about room smell were found.
Parking Fees:	Recent comments complained about parking fees.
Bed Bugs:	No recent comments about bed bugs were found.

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1. Rooms were clean and good size but the pull-out couch was very uncomfortable, I would not recomend using them unless your traveling with very young chlidren.

"Great location OK stay " Read full review on TripAdvisor 7/28/2011 Vote

2. The only negatives were: uncomfortable beds (lumpy mattresses) and over $40 to park overnight.

"Good place to stay at Fisherman's Wharf " Read full review on TripAdvisor 5/14/2011 Vote

3. ) the bathrooms are uncomfortably small, the room was not really that clean when we arrived (body hair in bathtub, something that looked like blood drops on the shower curtain, romantic body fluid stains on the headboard, mildewy windows, sealed shut with electrical tape, stairwells that smell like urine and cigarettes.

"pretty disappointed... " Read full review on TripAdvisor 12/15/2010 Vote

4. Last I would like to share how hard and uncomfortable the bed was.

"Very noisy experience...uncaring staff. " Read full review on TripAdvisor 11/24/2010 Vote

5. The beds are horribly uncomfortable.

"Over-rated " Read full review on YahooTravel 8/4/2009 Vote

6. I have a bad back and found the mattress soft and uncomfortable.

"Good Location " Read full review on TripAdvisor 7/25/2009 Vote

7. However, I felt a little weird, almost uncomfortable when on a couple of nights, whilst suffering coughing fits, I decided to go downstairs and use the internet, so as to not keep my fellow guests awake.

"Nice, Convenient Hotel " Read full review on TripAdvisor 11/11/2008 Vote

8. ? Biggest difference though - the beds - no uncomfortable springs.

"Nice, Convenient Hotel " Read full review on TripAdvisor 11/11/2008 Vote

9. The sofa in the room was too hard, uncomfortable.

Read full review on MyTravelGuide 9/2/2008 Vote

10. Larger people would be uncomfortable.

Read full review on MyTravelGuide 10/21/2007 Vote