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"Clean, safe, and excellent location, walkable to Fisherman's wharf. "

"We had a thoroughly satisfying stay at Hotel Riu Plaza Fisherman's Wharf. The location is unbeatable—it’s just a quick walk to the Pier and very close to the cable car station. The check-in process was a highlight: parking right at the entrance was easy, and the staff member, Jenny, was incredible. After learning that we had just gotten married, she kindly upgraded our room, which we truly appreciated. Our room faced the courtyard and was exceptionally quiet. While the hotel itself is a bit older, the facilities are very complete and well-maintained. The parking situation was also very convenient. We loved the 'seamless' touch of being able to return our room keys right at the parking exit after checking out. A truly smooth and wonderful experience!"

"Great location, friendly staff, but the elevator was down multiple times throughout our stay and the hotel is difficult to navigate otherwise. Fitness center is extremely small also."

"From the outside you can tell the hotel had not been updated. The place just looked old and could have used a coat of paint. The interior was very modest and also needed some TLC. I spotted insects multiple times during my two night stay and one cockroach on my last day. Yuck! A lamp on the dresser near the bed would have been nice. The staff was nice enough to provide me extra towels. Good enough for me, but would have been embarrassed had I brought my wife here. Conveniently located to gas stations."

"It was okay for the price, good for just some place to sleep and shower."

"The screen in the bathroom was barely hanging on. The toilet was struggling to flush."

"Great place to stay!"

"Clean room staff good breakfast "

"Gables Inn is a lovely collection of old building that have been joined together. Each room is very individual and there may be quite a few stairs connecting the different parts of the hotel, so let them know if you have mobility issues. Closer to the waterfront, shops and restaurants."