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Royal Pacific Motor Inn

661 Broadway
San Francisco, CA 94133
(415) 781-6661
royalpacificmotorinn.com
3 star rating based on 7 reviews
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Royal Pacific Motor Inn

Like a Motel 6

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The Royal Pacific gets points for its location - right near the intersection of Broadway and Columbus. Which means you get very easy access to lots of Chinese food, lots of Italian food, strip clubs, and Beat Generation haunts such as Vesuvio's and the City Lights bookstore. This means you can gorge yourself on cheap dim sum, get drunk, go visit some strippers, and then sell your Kerouac-style stream-of-consciousness memoirs about the whole thing, all within a few city blocks.

Other than that, it's like a Motel 6 and the walls are thin, but it's clean and fairly comfortable. There is a computer terminal in the lobby that you can use and there is free parking, which is a rarity in SF. The front desk will print boarding passes for you if you want to check in to your airline via the Internet.
Posted by Michael on October 21, 2007

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Royal Pacific Motor Inn is on the Edge of the Action in Chinatown and North Beach easy walking to Fisherman's Wharf, Financial District, Union Square, Cable Cars and Shopping The Royal Pacific Motor Inn is a short bus ride to Moscone Center - 15 blocks (Conventions) and SBC Park - 22 blocks (Home of the San Francisco Giants). Bus rides from 10-20 minutes depending on traffic.

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Posted by Citysearch on April 13, 2009

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We offer the top rates in North Beach-Call us about the best deals. View Website Close to Fisherman's Wharf Near Moscone Center King Suites Royal Pacific Motor Inn is on the Edge of the Action in Chinatown and North Beach easy walking to Fisherman's Wharf, Financial District, Union Square, Cable Cars and Shopping The Royal Pacific Motor Inn is a short bus ride to Moscone Center - 15 blocks (Conventions) and SBC Park - 22 blocks (Home of the San Francisco Giants). Bus rides from 10-20 minutes depending on traffic. King suites Exercise/Finnish sauna facilities Fresh-ground coffee in every room Satellite TV Guest laundry and ironing facility Tour and shuttle reservations available and Free parking (one car per room) At the Royal Pacific, we want your visit to be memorable, so feel free to contact the front desk for wake-up calls and other friendly service.
Posted by Citysearch on January 20, 2007

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Fisherman's Wharf, North Beach, Chinatown, the Financial District, the panoramic view from Coit Tower, the winding path of the Crookedest Street in the World are among San Francisco's many wonders. Most of them are within easy walking distance of this hotel. Large and modern, this is a clean, comfortable, economical, and centrally located accommodation. The decor is pleasant and the staff is... more
Posted by wcities on August 08, 2008

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Corporate/transient limited serviceyear built 1963 year remodeled 2008additional property description
At the royal pacific motor inn we design our guest experience around personal service. We are located
In the heart of chinatown and north beach italian district. We are walking distance from fishermans
Wharf, financial district, and union
Posted by ian.com on July 06, 2008

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Guests are welcomed into a wood-paneled lobby where the staff doles out walking maps and helpful tips on catching the cable cars and seeing the sights. The rooms offer no surprises, with typical (and pastel) motel furnishings and decor. Suites don't seem to offer much more than the standard rooms, although some include balconies. Bonuses range from an exercise room and Finnish sauna to a guest... more
Posted by Citysearch on June 04, 2007
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Budget lodging in a fun Chinatown setting.

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The Scene Budget lodging often means questionable accommodations in high-priced San Francisco, but this bare-bones motel defies the stereotype. The four-floor, '70s-style building has a friendly staff and sits in a great location right in Chinatown. The Details Guests are welcomed into a wood-paneled lobby where the staff doles out walking maps and helpful tips on... more
Posted by Contributor on April 13, 2009, (Edited June 13, 2004)

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Never Again!!!

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The receptionist was unprofessional, rude and unfriendly. She should be kept as far away from people as possible! The "supposedly clean" towels, sheets and pillows smelled like perspiration,totally disgusting! The "Air conditioning" consisted of an old dusty fan in front of the bed. The noise was continuous-all night long! The worst part is that they charged more for the room than I was... more
Posted by lunarosm2@verizon.net on July 24, 2008

AWFUL!!!!! DO NOT GO THERE!

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Cold faced receptionists will not smile at you! I took my family to sf and stayed at this hotel which is dirty & smelly. People smoke at the elevator and no free breakfast as they advertise you! They said coffee maker & old dried $99 cent cookies (2 for 4 people) on the room table is your complementary breakfast! Only good thing is here is location-close to most of the attractions. Otherwise if... more
Posted by A Yahoo! Contributor on November 06, 2007

This place was perfect...

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This joint is at the corner of anything going on in the North Beach/Chinatown. Theres food within seconds in pretty much any direction, and for someone out for some weekend enjoyment, this is the part of town to be in. I had a balcony suite, and for 120 bucks I pulled out, the place was all I could ask for. Low profile staff...theres nothing worse than being bothered by random people in a place... more
Posted by prog_ranger on January 22, 2007
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