1906 Mission - 206

RESIDENTIAL UNIT with One Double Size Bed and Shared Bathroom and Kitchen Facilities. This room is designed with the environment in mind, featuring energy-efficient lighting, repurposed building materials, and complimentary organic toiletries. The cozy double bed ensures a comfortable stay, while thoughtful eco-friendly touches enhance the room's charm. Guests have access to shared bathrooms and shared kitchen facilities, fostering a communal atmosphere perfect for extended stays. IMPORTANT - Utilities are all included in your monthly rent. These include: WiFi internet & Cable TV. - Shared bathrooms are cleaned once per day. - Communal kitchen professionally cleaned weekly. - Additional mandatory unit cleaning: $30/month. NOTE - You may choose/be assigned any of our 19 units. The images displayed show the design of our Residential Double rooms. Originally constructed after the Great Earthquake of 1906, our building stands as a testament to the resilience and enduring charm of San Francisco's historic Mission District. Following a comprehensive renovation in 2014, this boutique establishment now features 30 meticulously designed rooms across three floors, catering to both short-term tourists and long-term residential guests, and offering an intimate and personalized lodging experience. Each space within our building is thoughtfully arranged to enhance your stay. Our facilities, designed to meet the needs of both temporary visitors and long-term residents, include shared bathroom and kitchen facilities that are maintained to the highest standards of cleanliness and convenience. We take pride in our selection of amenities, from the plush, comfortable beds to the 100% GREEN Terra Nova toiletry items and complimentary eco-friendly slippers. Our charming patio area, equipped with tables and lounge chairs, offers a delightful outdoor retreat where guests can relax and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the city. We invite you to experience a memorable short or long term stay at a place nestled in the heart of one of San Francisco's most iconic neighborhoods.