The Mosser
About The Mosser
This San Francisco hotel, built in 1913, mixes contemporary conveniences with historical design. The hotel features an on-site state-of-the-art recording studio and rooms with access to free WiFi. Guestrooms at The Mosser Hotel include a bathrobe and hairdryer. Some rooms offer a private bathroom with bath amenities. Guests can enjoy American comfort food at the Keystone. The restaurant has a 12-seat communal table and serves high quality spirits with rare flavor combinations. Two Happy Hours and weekend brunch are offered at the Keystone. The Hotel Mosser is within a 5-minute walk of Moscone Convention Center. The Powell Street BART Station is within a 3-minute walk of the hotel and allows for easy access of San Francisco attractions including Fisherman’s Wharf and Chinatown. Parking is available for an extra fee.
Amenities
- On-site parking
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting space
- On-site dining
- Valet parking
- Bar / lounge
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Pet friendly
- Family friendly
- Wheelchair accessible
- Public transit access
- Airport shuttle
- Smoke-free property
- Air conditioning
- Elevator
- In-room safe
Reviews
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The only really positive things I can say about the Mosser is that it is clean and has free coffee in the morning. The location is excellent, near the cable cars, BART, tram and Muni lines. The negatives are significant. First, the room uses wooden blinds and there are no curtains, so it is never dark for sleeping. Not only outside light gets in but also our room a window above the door to the hallway whose light is on all night. Next, the walls are thin and you can hear noise from the street and other guests. Lastly, be aware that the rooms are basic with no refrigerators.
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Everything Bathroom is too narrow
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Location It was ok.
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Passable
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Bad
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Location, cost, amenities. Trader Joe’s almost next door, Target a block away, and public transportation nearby. This is the best value in SF. My second time staying here :)
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Passable
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Exceptional
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Bad
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This hotel sits on an excellent location. The train station is around the corner and the bus runs through the street. It is on the smaller side but the rooms were very clean and comfortable. The staff was very nice and accommodating. The hotel was clean and good value for what you pay. Would stay here again 100%. The room had a slight odor, like humidity odor. It quickly went unnoticed once you are in the room. I also did not know how to turn on the fan, but it was fine since I didn’t need it but I would’ve have liked to turn it on.
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The Mosser is in an unbeatable location. I stayed here for a work trip and it was great to be super close to the cable car, trolley, and BART stations.
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no closed caption on old TV, room is pretty hot & leave ceiling fan on all the time. clean room, nice old hotel
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Location is good! The room prepared and quite noise.
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Superb
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Honest Review I strongly recommend staying somewhere else. This was easily one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve ever had. The biggest problem was the condition and smell of the rooms. The rooms were extremely small, poorly maintained, and had a strong, unpleasant odor. The sheets had visible stains, and the entire room smelled dirty and musty. I honestly couldn’t believe a place in this condition is still operating. We had two different rooms, and both were disappointing. One had two beds practically side by side, with barely any space between them. The second room had only one bed pushed against the wall, with a sink squeezed into the corner right next to the bed. Even worse, there was no private bathroom or shower in the room—the shower and toilet were located out in the hallway. That was completely unacceptable. The front desk experience wasn’t much better. Most of the staff I dealt with were rude, arrogant, and not interested in helping. One younger employee was polite and helpful, but unfortunately the other two were the complete opposite. Overall, I would not recommend this place to anyone. Between the horrible smell, dirty conditions, tiny rooms, shared hallway bathroom, and poor customer service, this was an experience I definitely don’t want to repeat. Honest Review I strongly recommend staying somewhere else. This was easily one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve ever had. The biggest problem was the condition and smell of the rooms. The rooms were extremely small, poorly maintained, and had a strong, unpleasant odor. The sheets had visible stains, and the entire room smelled dirty and musty. I honestly couldn’t believe a place in this condition is still operating. We had two different rooms, and both were disappointing. One had two beds practically side by side, with barely any space between them. The second room had only one bed pushed against the wall, with a sink squeezed into the corner right next to the bed. Even worse, there was no private bathroom or shower in the room—the shower and toilet were located out in the hallway. That was completely unacceptable. The front desk experience wasn’t much better. Most of the staff I dealt with were rude, arrogant, and not interested in helping. One younger employee was polite and helpful, but unfortunately the other two were the complete opposite. Overall, I would not recommend this place to anyone. Between the horrible smell, dirty conditions, tiny rooms, shared hallway bathroom, and poor customer service, this was an experience I definitely don’t want to repeat.
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The room is clean easy access to everything love the place quiet will come again
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The closeness to everything. Worn out carpet, no tea/coffee jug in room
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The Mosser is a charming hotel! It is in an older building, but it was clean and well maintained and the staff was friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the coffee service each morning in the lobby and our stay was very affordable.
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What's nearby
- Moscone Center 0.2 mi
- Transamerica Pyramid 0.7 mi
- Charter of the United Nations 0.8 mi
- Mrs. Doubtfire 1.8 mi
- University of California, San Francisco 3.3 mi
- Internet Archive 3.6 mi
- Golden Gate Bridge 4.7 mi