Mosser
Hotel
San
Francisco Review
54 Fourth Street @ Market
Renovated
2002.
30%
of rooms have shared, not private bathrooms.
Internet reservation will confirm room type.
Mosser's
Online
Reservations
The Mosser's 166 guestrooms fuse
Victorian touches with sleek sophistication. This Union Square hotel
offers a little funk and spunk with its renovation and low prices.
Combining an artistic vibe with a central location, The Mosser is
the only hotel in San Francisco to host a recording studio.
Centrally located for
easy access to the Moscone Convention Center, shopping, and Bay Area
attractions, the hotel's staff is committed to serving guests.
All rooms feature
AM/FM Stereos with CD player, alarm clocks, ceiling fans, direct dial
phones with dataports and voicemail. Irons with boards, 100% cotton
robes and hair dryers are also included. Rooms have custom made
platform beds, wooden Venetian blinds and marble bathrooms. Double/
Double paned windows ensure a restful nights sleep.
M.B.
writes in September 2001, "We stayed at
the Mosser Victorian for one night.
Be sure that you
understand what kind of room you're going to get.
I don't think my husband actually realized we would be sharing
bathroom facilities with others. Although this wasn't as bad
as I first thought, the room itself was not comfortable for
2 people. Extremely small and cramped. The
shower drained VERY slowly, but the towels and robe were very nice.
Valet parking was $23.00"
Todd
writes in August 2001, "We had a delightful
time at the Mosser Victorian. We did have a renovated room.
The staff was very helpful in giving us directions and couldn't
have been more friendly. "
Jayne
writes in July 2001, "We have stayed at
the Victorian, and sometimes lived there for extended periods of
time, for years. We find it very European, very charming, and in
an excellent location. It is NOT a luxury hotel, nor is it a soulless
American chain hotel, but it is very homey and affordable, for which
reason we will continue to stay there. If you aren't looking for
the homogenized American "Holiday
Inn" style, but rather something historic and more characteristic
of the San Francisco experience, we recommend the Victorian without
reservation. "
Mosser's
Online Reservations
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